2006 Summer NSF Program Accomodations


Housing: Students will be housed on the Notre Dame campus, in one of the residence dorms.  Rooms will be double or triple occupancy, depending on the gender makeup of the awardees (all dorms at ND are either male or female, no co-ed).   Each room has a desk, bed, pillow, and dresser per student.  The program will provide one large fan for each room.  Bathrooms are shared per hallway.  You will need to bring sheets, towels, and any ammenities you usually have in your college dorm room.

Dining: A food allowance at the campus dining hall of 3 meals/day for the 6 weeks duration of the course will be provided by the program.  Meals on all fieldtrips will likewise be provided.

Transportation to Campus: Once the awardees confirm their participation in the program, Jaime Ullinger will contact you to make arrangements for your travel to Notre Dame's campus.  The flight arrangements will be made thru a campus travel agent so the cost can be directly billed to the project account.  If you choose to drive, you will receive a reimbursement for miles, as computed by the campus accounting office.  You will be eligable for free parking on campus while registered.

Ammenities: there are two gyms on campus, indoor and outdoor running trails (around the campus lakes), common rooms with televisions, group kitchens, access to laundry facilities, and internet access at many spots around campus (including your dorm rooms if you bring a computer).  Each room will have a phone, however each student will be responsible for their own long distance calls.  All students registered for the course will receive a student ID which will permit use of the campus libraries, dining facilities, and email access (you will receive a Notre Dame email address, or you can access your personal account -such as hotmail, AOL, etc - via the web).

Research Space: the course will be held daily in the Human Osteology lab in the Laboratory for Biocultural Research on the Notre Dame campus.  All necessary books, readers, office supplies, computer facilities, calculators, osteological materials, osteometric devices, and audiovisual equipment will be available in the lab.

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