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Travel Itinerary:
Arrive Santa Barbara, Sunday, 28 July
Depart Santa Barbara, Saturday, 3 August
There is no UCSB shuttle from the SB airport
to the campus housing (Santa Ynez Apartments).
Transportation recommendation -- from
Santa Barbara Airport to the Santa Ynez Apartments
(6650 El Colegio Road, Goleta, California 93117):
This is a very short ride from the airport to
the apartments, and we recommend the SuperRide
shuttle (683-9636)--no advance reservations necessary...very
convenient and less expensive than taxis (usually
large white van, big blue lettering on sides and
top "SuperRide"). There is usually a
shuttle waiting at the airport for deplaning passengers,
so you may not need to call for service. Check
first before calling them (there is a courtesy
phone in the baggage claim area). Re: fare,
SuperRide is usually much cheaper than the regular
taxi fee. Also, it's convenient and a less expensive
to schedule a round-trip with them. SuperRide
is a better deal! (If you can't go with SuperRide,
Blue Dolphin Taxi is good also.)
Accommodations
Unless you state otherwise on your Personal Data
Form, I assume that each of you will accept our
offer to stay in the UCSB-owned Santa Ynez Apartments,
near the campus and within walking distance. The
cost of the six night stay (Sunday-Friday) is
extremely reasonable at $266.00 per person. This
amount will be deducted from your $500 CSISS scholarship,
and a balance check in the amount of $234 will
be remitted to you either at the end of the workshop
or later this summer.
(Note: For non-U.S. citizens, the balance will
be processed for you via a Travel Expense Voucher
to be detailed later.)
Details are as follows:
Check-in time/date: begins 12 noon, Sunday, 28
July
Checkout time/date: must vacate by 12 noon, Saturday,
3 August
Place: Santa Ynez Apartment Complex
Address: 6650 El Colegio Road, Goleta, California
93117
Check-in at Santa Ynez Apartments: The
front desk will be open for check-in very, very
late on Sunday. Check-in will stay open until
at least 1 am, Monday morning. So no fear if you
have a late flight into SB airport. (see map websites
listed below)
Campus Parking: Permits are required in
all areas of campus Monday through Friday from
6:30 AM to 5:00 PM. No permit is needed if parked
in metered spaces (but the meter must be fed).
Short-term permits may be purchased for $5/day
(soon to go up to $7/day) at both of the Kiosk
entrances to campus and at the Parking Services
Office. Cash payment only accepted at kiosks.
More information can be found at the UCSB Parking
Services website:
http://www.park.ucsb.edu/parking.html
Directions: From northbound Highway 101,
take the Los Carneros Road exit. Turn left (heading
in a southerly direction). Los Carneros will dead-end
into El Colegio. Turn right (heading west). Santa
Ynez will be the apartments on your right.
These will be shared accommodations, two people
per apartment. Each 2-bedroom Santa Ynez Apartment
is furnished with the following items:
Living and Dining Room - Couch and chair,
dining table with four chairs, end table, and
one lamp.
Bedrooms (2 per apt.) -Two single beds
with full linen and bedding*, double closet, two
desks with bookcases, and two dressers. (Beds
are made up once a week.)
Kitchen -Refrigerator, stove, table service
for four, including cutlery, cups, plates, and
one tea kettle.
Bathrooms (1 and 1/2 per apt.) -: Shower
curtain, towels, washcloths, hand soap, and toilet
paper. Towels are changed twice per week.
* only one blanket/bed is supplied.
Things to consider bringing:
1) phone -- Each apartment has one active phone
line. In order to activate this line, you must
bring your own phone, cord, and calling card.
2) alarm clock
3) extra clothes hangers (UCSB may provide a few
but you may want to bring extra)
4) sweater or jacket
Meals are on your own -- with the exception of
a Thursday evening BarBQ we will host at the BEACH!
Workshop Class Location/Time
Please report to the first class on Monday, 29
July, 8:30am, Ellison Hall, Room 2620. The campus
map website is listed below.
Workshop dress: Bring lots of shorts and
comfortable cotton shirts -- workshop is casual
dress. But the classroom and labs (and evenings!)
get cold sometimes, so bring a sweater/jacket.
Santa Barbara weather: usually temperate
during the day (in the high 60s to high 70s),
but rather chilly in the evenings. Be sure to
bring a sweater or light jacket (depending on
your personal thermometer!).
About
Santa Barbara:
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Weather to prepare for your workshop week.
We have an exciting week planned and are looking
forward to meeting each of you!
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