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CIDOC
Summer School July 7 – 12 2013 Museum Documentation, Principles and Practice
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TravelStudents are responsible
for making their own travel arrangements. Lubbock is a city of
about 200.000 inhabitants on the Southern High Plains of Texas. It is in a
semi-arid environment and surrounded by agricultural land primarily dedicated
to cotton production. More information on Lubbock can be found at http://www.ci.lubbock.tx.us/
and http://www.visitlubbock.org. Preston Smith
International Airport (LBB) is served directly by American, Continental, and
Delta airlines. Connections to other airlines can be made through Dallas/Fort
Worth, Houston, and Atlanta and from there to other US and international
cities. Students who are not U.S.
citizens or residents will need either a US Visitor Visa B-2 or a visa waiver:
http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1262.html Accommodation
On campus accommodation is available in student resident halls at reasonable cost (~$30 per night). This includes a single room, bedlinen, shared living area, refrigerator, microwave, free Internet access and laundry facilities. Please reserve the resident hall option on the registration form.
Alternatively, you may prefer to make your own arrangements. A wide choice of hotels is available in Lubbock, ranging from inexpensive motels to
luxury hotels. The following are located close to the Museum and most include
a continental breakfast in the room rate. Transport to and from your hotel is your responsibility. $35 – $50 range
$65
- $75 range
La Quinta Marsha Sharp Freeway $85 plus range
Overton Hotel and Conference Center When making a reservation at the Staybridge Suites, mention that you are on official business at Texas Tech University and ask for the state rate of $85 per night. If this is not honoured, please email Nicola Ladkin at nicky.ladkin@ttu.edu with your travel information. |
Travel
and accommodation Registration
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