Higher Education Cybersecurity Summit 2010

Lodging & Directions

The 2010 Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research Higher Education Security Summit will take place on the IUPUI campus at the University Place Conference Center (UPCC) and Hotel located on the corner of Michigan Street and University Boulevard in Indianapolis. We recommend the UPCC Hotel for your lodging accommodations, and suggest that you make your reservations as soon as possible. (Please note that the Summit precedes the weekend of the NCAA Final Four tournament and some downtown hotels are already nearing capacity.) Recently acknowledged by TripAdvisor as one of the top hotels in Indianapolis, the University Place Hotel offers:

Discounted parking for conference attendees
Complimentary in-room wireless Internet access
Fitness facilities
Complimentary shuttle to downtown
Free local phone calls
On-site eateries and room service
Easy walk to downtown Indianapolis, NCAA Hall of Champions, the Eiteljorg Museum, the Indiana State Museum, Lucas Stadium, Circle Center, and many fine dining options

For more information or to make a reservation, please visit the UPCC Hotel web site (by following the above links).

Please note that each person is responsible for his or her own hotel arrangements and assumes all associated costs.

Parking at IUPUI

Indiana University & Purdue University Visitors
IUPUI honors parking permits from all Indiana University and Purdue University campuses in comparable surface parking lots (faculty/staff in B areas, students in E areas.) Marked University vehicles may park in A, B, or E designated areas.

Visitor Parking
All parking on the IUPUI campus is paid. Visitors to campus must park in IUPUI designated visitor parking. Visitor parking is identified in yellow on the following campus parking map: https://www.parking.iupui.edu/visitors.do

For more information about parking at IUPUI, please see the IUPUI Parking and Transportation services web site: https://www.parking.iupui.edu/visitors.do

Other links to help with your travel planning: