This is the premier conference venue and hotel in the region. Staying at the Hyatt will be very beneficial. New Brunswick city center with theaters, shops, restaurants will be within walking distance. The historic College Avenue Campus with some of America's oldest university buildings are easily accessible.
Student guides will be provided to help you get to Weeks Hall (the new engineering building) in Busch Campus in Piscataway. The Graduate Student Symposium will be held in Weeks Hall.
The Graduate Student Symposium (GSS) will take place at the Weeks Engineering Hall on Busch Campus in Piscataway. Stundent guides will help you get to Weeks Hall and the Busch Campus to/from Hyatt in New Brunswick.
RU Map System: Richard Weeks Hall of Engineering
Address: 500 Bartholomew Rd, Piscataway, NJ 08854
Old Engineering Building (near Weeks Hall):
98 Brett Rd., Piscataway, NJ 08854
For parking on Busch Campus, near Weeks Hall and the Old Engineering Building, please register your vehicle at:
https://ipo.rutgers.edu/dots/permits/visitor-parking
You can use the following address to get close the most convenient lots near Weeks Hall: 98 Brett Rd., Piscataway, NJ 08854
Parking lots near Weeks Hall are:
Ideal: Lot 59
Others: Lot 51, Lot 51B, Lot 54
Please follow visitor parking rules carefully to avoid tickets.
Closest and most convenient airport. Approximately 30-45 minutes to/from New Brunswick. Simply take the NJ Transit Northeast Corridor (red) Line to/from New Brunswick.
The infamous JFK Airport...
by Rail: Traveling to/from this airport by rail will take about two transfers, including NYC subway (metro) system, and the NJ Transit. It is a fun way to experience the NYC metro-area local commute, but not recommended for those with large luggage, or for the short tempered.
by Ride Share/Taxi: This may be a very expensive option if you are on your own, and may take a long time during the week, and potentially during the weekend depending on events in the city.
Newly renovated LaGuardia...
by Rail: Traveling to/from this airport by rail will take about two transfers, including NYC subway (metro) system, and the NJ Transit. It is a fun way to experience the NYC metro-area local commute, but not recommended for those with large luggage, or for the short tempered.
by Ride Share/Taxi: This may be a very expensive option if you are on your own, and may take a long time during the week, and potentially during the weekend depending on events in the city.
A convenient and low-cost rail system that connects many cities and airports in the region. Tickets can be obtained at stations.
Please download necessary apps.
May be needed only if you plan to travel to other destinations. If you are traveling to, from, or through NYC, this is not recommended.
If you need a letter for a visa application, or have other travel related questions, please contact the lead conference organizers.
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