Hello JUHAN conference participants, Included you will find information about housing for the conference, the weekend agenda, transportation in and around DC, things to do and see in the area for evenings and free time, etc. For the required conference readings, please visit the JUHAN website at https://digitalcommons.georgetown.edu/blogs/juhan/.

You will find:

1. A Georgetown Campus Map 2. Housing pages for the dorms where you will be staying: New South for students; Village C for

faculty and staff 3. A list of useful Georgetown campus phone numbers 4. A guide to finding your way around campus (including ATM locations) 5. A Washington area guide and list of city resources 6. A document with even more helpful links: pages of the DC area airports, a DC metro map and

train/bus schedules, a link to the Georgetown University (free) Transportation Shuttles (GUTS), directions to and information about parking on campus, more Washington area sightseeing and dining guides, etc.

7. The final agenda for the conference Thanks, and can't wait to see you all at the conference! Best, The JUHAN conference planning committee, Georgetown University

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY WELCOMES YOU TO VILLAGE C

The Village C Residence Hall Office (Located on the lobby of Village C West)

Office Hours: Open 24 hours daily Phone Number: (202)687-2673 Coordinator: Michael Carter In this office, we accept US packages, perform lockouts, offer supplies, and serve as an information center.

YOU MAY ALSO HAVE CONTACT WITH THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL: HALL DIRECTOR The Hall Directors live in the residence halls and may have contact with the summer residents. The Hall Directors are authorized to speak to residents to enforce campus policies and procedures and assist with emergency situations. They may be reached through the Office of Summer and Conference Housing, DPS, or the School of Continuing Studies. CHAPLAINS-IN-RESIDENCE As a part of the Jesuit tradition, chaplains live in the residence halls and apartment complexes on campus. These chaplains also serve as campus ministers and faculty, and may on occasion remind residents of campus policies and procedures. HEALTH EDUCATION SERVICES Phone Number: 687-8949 These professional staff members address a wide variety of concerns that pertain to health and well-being. They provide confidential services to residents.

Office of Student Housing Staff

These staff members will be the primary University personnel with whom you will interact:

Housing Services 103 Harbin Hall Patrick Killilee, Executive Director (202) 687-4560 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (Monday – Friday) Theresa Santiago, Executive Assistant campushousing@georgetown.edu Ben Gentry, Assignment Specialist Kula Manobah, Assignment Specialist Summer & Conference Housing 100 Harbin Hall Jacqueline Rack, Director (202) 687-3001 9:00 am – 7:00 pm (Monday – Friday) Megan Angevine, Conference Specialist 11:00 am – 7:00 pm (Friday and Saturday) Vacant, Finance Specialist summerhousing@georgetown.edu Housing Operations 100 Harbin Hall Kevin Kwiatkowski, Director (202) 687-3001 9:00 am – 7:00 pm (Monday – Friday) Amy Chambers, Office Coordinator 11:00 am – 7:00 pm (Saturday & Sunday) Bryan Vansuch, Housing Operations Coordinator housingops@georgetown.edu Stephen Fry, Housing Operations Coordinator

DIRECTOR, STUDENT CONDUCT Judy Johnson The Office of Student Conduct assists the Office of Summer and Conference Housing with serious violations of the Code of Conduct. FACILITIES MANAGEMENT Hours of Operation:

7:30 am – 8:00 pm (Monday-Friday) 10:00 am – 8:00 pm (Saturday and Sunday) Phone Number: 687-3432 After Hours: 687-4343 Any maintenance or housekeeping problems should be reported to Facilities Management or to the RHO. During the summer, staff will be doing preventative and routine maintenance. Residents may not refuse entry or request that maintenance people come back later.

ABOUT VILLAGE C Village C is the primary residence hall for short term housing (less than three weeks). Built in 1986, Village C is comprised of two separate wings, East and West. Village C West has 182 double occupancy rooms, while Village C East has 137 double occupancy rooms. Each room is air- conditioned and has a private bath. Since the complex is built on a hill, the entry level is on the fourth floor. The rooms are furnished with two bunkable beds, two built in desks with chairs, and two wardrobes. A shelf is mounted on the wall over one of the beds the length of the room. The rooms are wired with one data jack per resident, giving residents access to the local area network and to the Internet. Bed and bath linen is provided at no additional charge. Linen includes the following for each individual: bed sheets, blanket, pillow, and 1 bath towel. Beds are made upon arrival by our housekeeping staff, and bath linens are placed in the rooms. There is no daily housekeeping service or daily linen exchange. PHONE SERVICE All phone numbers beginning with a 784 or a 687 are on campus calls. Therefore, you only need to dial the last five digits when calling (eg. 687-5055 is 75055). All other numbers are off-campus calls. To call them, dial 9 followed by the number. If you are trying to reach someone else staying in Village C or on campus, please keep in mind that the Residence Hall Office is not authorized to give out phone or room numbers. The room number is not the same as the phone number. The RHO may transfer your call, however, to the room you are trying to reach. VTS CARDS Most of the services offered on the GOCard for Georgetown students are still available during the summer. For non-Georgetown students VTS Cards may be purchased and used for:

Vending Machine Purchases Photocopy and Microfiche Printing

Services Laundry Services On-Campus Retail Outlets Various off-campus shops and

Restaurants Non-Georgetown students may purchase a VTS Card at any of the below listed locations. VTS Machines accept $5, $10, and $20 dollar bills.

Lauinger Main Lobby, by Copy Machines

Lauinger First Floor, in the Gelardin New Media Center

New South, in front of the Dining Hall

Preclinical Science, Main Hall (by the BUZZ Coffee Bar)

Walsh Yates Ground Floor, by the Pro Shop Leavey Center

You may also add cash value to your VTS Card at the GOCard Office, located in Darnall Hall. For more information regarding the VTS Card, you may visit the GOCard Website at http://gocard.georgetown.edu/faqs. LAUNDRY FACILITIES The laundry room will be closed for the summer. You can use the laundry room in Kennedy, which is located on the Main Level of Kennedy Residence Hall. A VTS Card is required to operate the equipment. Remaining money on a VTS Card is not refundable upon departure. VENDING MACHINES Vending machines are located in the lobby of the Department of Public Safety, located on the lower level of Village C West. Vending machines can also be found on the third floor of Village C East. LOCKOUTS The RHO can resolve lockouts for guests. During RHO office hours, the resident must present a picture ID and complete a form to be issued a temporary key and has 15 minutes to unlock the door and return the key. If the RHO is closed, contact the Village C RHO at (202) 687-2673. LOST KEYS and LOST CONFERENCE VISITOR CARDS (CVC) Lost keys and CVC cards must be reported immediately

to the RHO. A temporary key will be issued upon completion a lock change request form. If the key is lost

with any identifying information or is not returned at check out, an emergency lock change will be performed and a $50 fee will be charged. A replacement CVC card

will be provided at a $30 fee. If a CVC card is not returned at check out, a $30 fee will be incurred.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:

1. SMOKING IS PROHIBITED IN ALL UNIVERSITY RESIDENCES.

2. PETS ARE NOT PERMITTED IN UNIVERSITY RESIDENCES

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY WELCOMES YOU TO NEW SOUTH

The Village A/New South Residence Hall Office (Located on the lobby of New South Hall)

Office Hours: 9am – 9pm Phone Number: (202) 687-7604 Coordinator: Ian Saleh In this office, we accept packages, perform lockouts, offer supplies, and serve as an information center.

Office of Student Housing Staff

These staff members will be the primary University personnel with whom you will interact:

Housing Services 103 Harbin Hall Patrick Killilee, Executive Director (202) 687-4560 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (Monday – Friday) Theresa Santiago, Executive Assistant campushousing@georgetown.edu Ben Gentry, Assignment Specialist Kula Manobah, Assignment Specialist Summer & Conference Housing 100 Harbin Hall Jacqueline Rack, Director (202) 687-3001 9:00 am – 7:00 pm (Monday – Friday) Megan Angevine, Conference Specialist 11:00 am – 7:00 pm (Friday and Saturday) Vacant, Finance Specialist summerhousing@georgetown.edu Housing Operations 100 Harbin Hall Kevin Kwiatkowski, Director (202) 687-3001 9:00 am – 7:00 pm (Monday – Friday) Amy Chambers, Office Coordinator 11:00 am – 7:00 pm (Saturday & Sunday) Bryan Vansuch, Housing Operations Coordinator housingops@georgetown.edu Stephen Fry, Housing Operations Coordinator

YOU MAY ALSO HAVE CONTACT WITH THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL: HALL DIRECTOR The Hall Directors live in the residence halls and may have contact with the summer residents. The Hall Directors are authorized to speak to residents to enforce campus policies and procedures and assist with emergency situations. They may be reached through the Office of Summer and Conference Housing, DPS, or the School of Continuing Studies. CHAPLAINS-IN-RESIDENCE As a part of the Jesuit tradition, chaplains live in the residence halls and apartment complexes on campus. These chaplains also serve as campus ministers, faculty, counselors, and may on occasion remind residents of campus policies and procedures.

HEALTH EDUCATION SERVICE Phone Number: 687-8949 These professional staff members address a wide variety of concerns that pertain to health and well-being. They provide confidential services to residents.

DIRECTOR, STUDENT CONDUCT Judy Johnson

The Office of Student Conduct assists the Office of Summer and Conference Housing with serious violations of the Code of Conduct.

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT Hours of Operation:

7:30 am – 8:00 pm (Monday-Friday) 10:00 am – 8:00 pm (Saturday and Sunday) Phone Number: 687-3432 After Hours: 687-4343 Any maintenance or housekeeping problems should be reported to Facilities Management or to the RHO. During the summer, staff will be doing preventative and routine maintenance. Residents may not refuse entry or request that maintenance people come back later.

UABOUT NEW SOUTH New South Hall opened in 1959. The Old South building stood on the south end of the Quadrangle from 1789 until 1903, when it was replaced by Ryan Hall. At the time of its construction, the residence hall became the “southernmost” building on the main campus. Therefore it was called “New South.” A full renovation of the building was completed in 2004. Adjacent to New South Hall is the Village A apartment complex. Its typical college-style layout of long hallways and community bathrooms provides a very social atmosphere for first-year students. There are four floors with 44 to 50 rooms on a floor, arranged along each side of the corridor. Floors are coed by wing. Each floor has two conveniently located common bathrooms and shower rooms. Each floor has a furnished community room with a kitchen. All rooms are double occupancy with 2 beds, built-in desks, shelving units, chairs, a sink, and mirrored medicine cabinet. Rooms are wired with one data connection per student, giving students access to the local area network and to the Internet. Each room also has two phone jacks. LOCKOUTS The RHO can resolve lockouts for guests. During RHO office hours, the resident must present a picture ID and complete a form to be escorted to his/her room. If the RHO is closed, contact the Village C/Harbin RHO at (202) 687-2673. LOST KEYS and LOST CONFERENCE VISITOR CARDS (CVC) Lost keys and CVC cards must be reported immediately to the RHO. A temporary key will be issued upon completion a lock change request form. If the key is lost with any identifying information or is not returned at check out, an emergency lock change will be performed and a $50 fee will be charged. A replacement CVC card will be provided at a $30 fee. If a CVC card is not returned at check out, a $30 fee will be incurred. PHONE SERVICE All phone numbers beginning with a 784 or a 687 are on campus calls. Therefore, you only need to dial the last five digits when calling (eg. 687-5055 is 75055). For all off-campus calls, dial 9, followed by the number. If you are trying to reach someone else staying in New South or on campus, please keep in mind that the Residence Hall Office is not authorized to give out phone or room numbers. The room number is not the same as the phone number. The

RHO may transfer your call to the room you are trying to reach. LAUNDRY FACILITIES Laundry rooms are located on each floor of New South. A VTS Card is required to operate the equipment. Remaining money on a VTS Card is not refundable upon departure. VENDING MACHINES Vending machines are located on the ground floor of New South. VTS CARDS: Most of the services offered on the GOCard for Georgetown students are still available during the summer. For non-Georgetown students VTS Cards may be purchased and used for:

Vending Machine Purchases Photocopy and Microfiche Printing Services Laundry Services On-Campus Retail Outlets Various off-campus shops and Restaurants

Non-Georgetown students may purchase a VTS Card at any of the below listed locations. VTS Machines accept $5, $10, and $20 dollar bills.

Lauinger Main Lobby, by the Copy Machines Lauinger First Floor, in the Gelardin New

Media Center New South, in front of the Dining Hall Preclinical Science, Main Hall (by the BUZZ

Coffee Bar) Walsh Yates Ground Floor, by the Pro Shop Leavey Center

You may also add cash value to your VTS Card at the GOCard Office, located in Darnall Hall. For more information regarding the VTS Card, you may visit the GOCard Website at http://gocard.georgetown.edu/faqs. PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:

1. SMOKING IS PROHIBITED IN ALL UNIVERSITY RESIDENCES.

2. PETS ARE NOT PERMITTED IN UNIVERSITY RESIDENCES.

Washington Area Resources Updated November 2008

Inform a tion a t your fing e rtips: N a tiona l Pa rk Se rvic e Are a Pa rk Visitor Inform a tion 202-426-6841 N a tiona l Arc hive s Exhib its Inform a tion 866-272-6272 Sm ithsonia n Institution Visitor’s Inform a tion 202-633-1000 M e tro Syste m M e tro a nd Bus Inform a tion 202-637-7000 Http://www.wm a ta .c om Profe ssiona l The a te rs: JO H N F. KEN N EDY CEN TER FO R THE PERFO R M IN G ARTS N e w Ha m pshire Ave nue a t the Roc k Cre e k Pa rkwa y Inform a tion & Tic ke ts- (202)467-4600 (10a m - 9pm M on-Sa t; Sun a nd Holid a ys noon-9pm ) The Ke nne d y Ce nte r is the hom e of the N a tiona l Sym phony a nd the W a shing ton O pe ra ; a nd host to num e rous touring c om pa nie s. It a lso fe a ture s fre e tours d a ily. Ha lf-pric e stud e nt tic ke ts m a y b e a va ila b le ; inform a tion c a n b e ob ta ine d a t 416-8340. A g roup of stud e nt of 20 or m ore m a y re se rve ha lf-pric e tic ke ts throug h the Group Sa le s De pa rtm e nt a t 416-8400. http://www.ke nne d y-c e nte r.org N ATIO N AL THEATRE 1321 Pe nnsylva nia Ave ., N W M e tro: M e tro Ce nte r Inform a tion- (202)628-6161 Te le c ha rg e - 1-800-447-7400 This Broa d wa y-style the a te r b ring s the a tric a l, m usic a l a nd d a nc e pe rform a nc e s to the c ity. Stud e nt ha lf-pric e tic ke ts a re a va ila b le a t the b ox offic e for Tue sd a y nig ht, W e d ne sd a y nig ht, a nd Sund a y a fte rnoon m a tine e pe rform a nc e s. http://na tiona lthe a tre .org FO R D’S THEATER & LIN CO LN M U SEU M 511 10th St., N W M e tro: M e tro Ce nte r The a te r Inform a tion- (202)347-4833 M use um & Tour Inform a tion- (202)426-6924 Curre ntly c lose d for re nova tions, will re -ope n Fe b rua ry 2009. W ill still b e ha ving e ve nts, so c he c k the ir we b site for m ore info. http://www.ford sthe a tre .org Re g iona l The a te rs: AREN A STAGE 6th a nd M a ine Ave ., N W M e tro: W a te rfront Box O ffic e : (202)488-3300 Fe a ture s a wid e va rie ty of prod uc tions, ofte n re working old sc ripts in a m od e rn se tting . Stud e nt tic ke ts a re a va ila b le , e xc e pt on Sa turd a y e ve ning s. a nd a re sub je c t to a va ila b ility. Group d isc ounts a re a va ila b le for 15 pe ople or m ore . The the a tre is g oing throug h re nova tions a nd the ir te m pora ry the a tre is 1800 S. Be ll Stre e t, Arling ton, VA 22202 http://www.a re na sta g e .org

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Fa m ous House s a nd Build ing s: ANDERSO N HO U SE M U SEU M 2118 M a ssa c huse tts Ave ., N W M e tro: Dupont Circ le Re c ord e d Inform a tion- (202)785-2040 O pe n Tue sd a y throug h Sa turd a y, 1-4pm . Ad m ission is fre e for the se lf-g uid e d tour. U .S. CAPITO L Ea st End of the N a tiona l M a ll M e tro: Ca pitol South Inform a tion (202)224-3121 re c ord e d info (202)225-6827 Guid e d tours in g roups of 40 a re g ive n d a ily from 9:00a m until 4:30 pm M ond a y throug h Sa turd a y in inc re m e nts of 30 m inute s. Tic ke ts a re a va ila b le on a first c om e first se rve d b a sis b e g inning a t 9:00 a m . Tours a re a lso som e tim e s a va ila b le throug h a c onstitue nt’s m e m b e r of c ong re ss. CO LO M BIA HISTO R ICAL SO CIETY/HEURICH M AN SIO N 1307 N e w Ha m pshire Ave ., N W M e tro: Dupont Circ le Guid e d tours a re offe re d e a c h W e d ne sd a y, Frid a y, Sa turd a y from 12:00pm until 4:00pm . Che c k a va ila b ility a s fina nc ia l d iffic ultie s ha ve m a d e the future of the b uild ing unc e rta in a s of Ja nua ry 2006. (202) 785-2068 DECATU R HO U SE 610 H St, N W M e tro: Fa rra g ut W e st (202)842--0920 This 19th c e ntury hom e se rve d a s the “oa sis” for Pre sid e nt Gra nt a nd the hom e of Com m od ore Ste phe n De c a tur. Tours a re offe re d d a ily, Tue sd a y- Sa turd a y from 10:00a m to 5:00pm a nd Sund a y from noon until 4:00pm . Ad m ission is b y d ona tion only. http://www.d e c a turhouse .org BU R EAU O F PRIN TIN G AND ENGRAVIN G 14th a nd C Sts, SW M e tro: Sm ithsonia n (202)874-2330 This is whe re b illions of U S d olla rs a nd sta m ps a re printe d e a c h ye a r. Due to re c e nt se c urity m e a sure s, c a ll a he a d for tour a va ila b ility. W he n the Hom e la nd Se c urity is a t Cod e O ra ng e , the fa c ility will b e c lose d to the pub lic . http://www.m one yfa c tory.g ov FBI HEADQ U ARTERS 935 Pe nnslyva nia Ave . M e tro: Ga lle y Pla c e (202)324-3447 FBI Tours is undergoing extensive renovations and is closed until further notice. FREDERICK DO U G LASS N ATIO N AL HISTO R IC SITE 1411 W St., SE M e tro: Ea ste rn M a rke t (202)426-5961 O pe n d a ily, 9:00a m until 4:00pm (until 5:00pm b e twe e n April a nd O c tob e r). http://www.nps.g ov/frd o/

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HILLW O O D 4155 Linne a n Ave ., N W M e tro: Va n N e ss (202)686-5807 This form e r hom e of M a rjorie M e rriwe a the r Post ha s on d ispla y 19th c e ntury Fre nc h a nd Russia n d e c ora tive a rt, a nd the g round s inc lud e la nd sc a pe d Fre nc h a nd Ja pa ne se g a rd e ns. O pe n Tue s. thru Sa t., 10:00 a m - 5:00 pm . Close d the m onth of Ja nua ry. http://www.hillwood m use um .org N ATIO N AL ARCHIVES 8th a nd Constitution M e tro: N a vy M e m oria l Arc hive (202)501-5000 The Arc hive s ha ve on d ispla y the orig ina l Am e ric a n d oc um e nts suc h a s the De c la ra tion of Ind e pe nd e nc e a nd the Constitution. You c a n a lso tra c e your fa m ily history in the Re se a rc h R oom . This b uild ing is ope n d a ily 10:00a m until 5:30 pm . http://www.a rc hive s.g ov O CTAG O N 1799 N e w York Ave ., N W M e tro: Fa rra g ut W e st (202)638-3221 O nc e the hom e of Pre sid e nt M a d ison, the O c ta g on House now c onta ins a rc hite c tura l a nd historic a l e xhib its. It is ope n Tue sd a y throug h Sund a y, 10:00a m - 4:00pm . Ad m ission of $5.00. $3.O O for stud e nts a nd se niors. Group tours a re a va ila b le b y a ppointm e nt. The O c ta g on is c urre ntly und e rg oing re nova tion a nd tours ha ve b e e n te m pora rily suspe nd e d . Ple a se g o to the ir we b site for upd a te s. http://www.a rc hfound a tion.org /oc ta g on/a b out/ind e x.htm O LD PO ST O FFICE- PAVILIO N 1100 Pe nnsylva nia Ave ., N W M e tro: Fe d e ra l Tria ng le (202)289-4224 This form e r c ity post offic e now house s num e rous shops, re sta ura nts, a nd a n e le g a nt c ourtya rd . It a lso offe rs tours of the 315 foot c loc k towe r. O pe n from 10 a m - 4:45pm e ve ryd a y. http://www.old postoffic e d c .c om / O LD STO N E HO U SE 3051 M St, N W M e tro: Fog g y Bottom (202)426-6851 This is the old e st surviving house in W a shing ton, b uilt in 1765. It is ope n from 12:00pm – 5:00pm e ve ryd a y. It a lso fe a ture s a b e a utiful g a rd e n in b a c k. Fre e ! http://www.nps.g ov/roc r/old stone house / U .S. SU PREM E CO U R T O ne First St., N E M e tro: Ca pitol South Inform a tion- (202)479-3000 Tours-(202) 479-3395 Court is in se ssion two we e ks of e ve ry m onth. Le c ture s a re g ive n M ond a y throug h Frid a y, 9:30a m - 3:30pm , e ve ry hour on the ha lf hour, whe n c ourt is not in se ssion. The c ourt sc he d ule is a va ila b le online . http://www.supre m e c ourtus.g ov/visiting /visiting .htm l

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W HITE HO U SE 1600 Pe nnsylva nia Ave ., N W M e tro: M c Phe rson Squa re (202)456-7041 Group tour re que sts m a y b e sub m itte d throug h one ’s m e m b e r of Cong re ss. http://www.white house .g ov W O O DRO W W ILSO N HO U SE M U SEU M 2340 S St., N W (202)387-4062 M e tro: Dupont Circ le O nc e the re tire m e nt hom e of Pre sid e nt W ilson, this m use um pre se nts a pic ture of uppe r-m id d le c la ss life in the 1920s. The hom e is ope n Tue sd a y- Sund a y from 10:00a m until 4:00pm . It is c lose d in Ja nua ry, we e kd a ys in Fe b rua ry a nd holid a ys. Ge ne ra l a d m ission is $7.50 a nd $3.00 for stud e nts. Group re se rva tions a re a va ila b le with a m inim um of thre e d a ys a d va nc e notic e . https://www.wood rowwilsonhouse .org / THE W ASHIN G TO N PO ST 1150 15th St., N W M e tro: M c Phe rson Squa re or Fa rra g ut N orth 334-7969 Se e the inne r working s of one of the na tion’s le a d ing ne wspa pe rs, inc lud ing the ne wsroom , printing pre sse s a nd a n e xpla na tion of the pa pe r’s history sinc e 1877. Tours a re on Tue sd a ys for g roups of 10-25 pe rsons b y a ppointm e nt only. http://www.wa shpost.c om /c om m unity/you/tours.shtm l THE W ASHIN G TO N TIM ES 3600 N e w York Ave ., N W M e tro: U nion Sta tion (202)636-3370 O c c upying 5 a c re s a d ja c e nt to the N a tiona l Arb ore tum , sta te -of-the -a rt te c hnolog y is use d in prod uc ing this d a ily ne wspa pe r. The y offe r tours Tue sd a y throug h Thursd a y from 10:00 a m to N oon. Tours should b e sc he d ule d in a d va nc e with the c om m unity re la tions m a na g e r. M a xim um g roup size is ge ne ra lly a round thirty pe ople . http://www.wa shing tontim e s.c om / Historic Churc he s & Shrine s: FRAN CISCAN M O N ASTERY 14th & Q uinc y St., N E M e tro: Brookla nd - CU A (202)526-6800 This sim ple , sta te ly re tre a t is b uilt in a style re m inisc e nt of e a rly Fra nc isc a n m issions in Ca lifornia . Tours of the M ona ste ry a nd shrine s a re g ive n d a ily on the hours a t 10 a .m ., 11 a .m ., 1 p.m ., 2 p.m . a nd 3 p.m . O n Sund a ys, tours a re g ive n in the a fte rnoons only, a t 1 p.m ., 2 p.m . a nd 3 p.m . To sc he d ule a g roup tour, c a ll 202-526-6800 http://www.m yfra nc isc a n.org / ISLAM IC CEN TER 2551 M a ssa c huse tts Ave ., N W (202)332-8343

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The m ina re t a b ove this le a d ing U . S. M osque fa c e s towa rd M e c c a , the b irthpla c e of M oha m m e d . Insid e is a love ly c ourtya rd , a s we ll a s intric a te Isla m ic d e sig ns on the wa ll. It is ope n d a ily from 12a m - 5pm a nd g roup tours a re a va ila b le b y a ppointm e nt a nd m a y b e a rra ng e d for m ond a y to frid a y, 10:30 a m to 4:30 pm . http://www.the isla m ic c e nte r.c om / N EW YO RK AVEN U E PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1313 N e w York Ave ., N W M e tro: M c Phe rson Squa re Inform a tion- (202)393-3700 Re c ord e d Inform a tion- (202)783-N EW S Dia l-A-W ord - (202)347-4341 19 unusua l c onte m pora ry sta ine d -g la ss wind ows d e c ora te this c hurc h. It is ope n d a ily a nd tours a re g ive n on Sund a ys. The re is a lso a g ift shop. http://www.nya pc .org / SAIN T JO H N ’S CHURCH La fa ye tte Squa re - 16th & H Sts, N W (202)347-8766 This c hurc h is ofte n c a lle d the Churc h of the Pre sid e nts, b e c a use e ve ry Pre sid e nt sinc e M a d ison ha s sa t in pe w 54 on som e oc c a sion. It is ope n d a ily from 7:00a m until 4:00pm a nd tours a re a va ila b le e ve ry Sund a y a fte r the 11 a m se rvic e ; a va ila b le for pub lic visita tion d a ily, from 1 - 3 pm . http://www.stjohns-d c .org / SHRIN E O F THE IM M ACU LATE CO N CEPTIO N 400 M ic hig a n Ave ., N E M e tro: Brookla nd -CU (202)526-8300 This is the la rg e st Ca tholic c hurc h in the we ste rn he m isphe re a nd the se ve nth la rg e st in the world . It c onta ins m ore tha n 60 c ha pe ls re pre se nting id e a ls of Am e ric a n life a nd se ve n d om e s. Tours a re a va ila b le M ond a y throug h Sa turd a y from 9a m to 11a m a nd 1pm to 3pm on the hour a nd on Sund a y, 1:30- 4:00pm . Tours for la rg e r g roups c a n a lso b e sc he d ule d b y filling out a form a va ila b le on the Shrine ’s we b site . http://www.na tiona lshrine .c om / W ASHIN G TO N N ATIO N AL CATHEDRAL M t. St. Alb a n, M a ssa c huse tts & W isc onsin Ave s., N W (202)537-5596 Built in the spe c ta c ula r style of 14th -c e ntury Gothic , the c a the d ra l is the sixth la rg e st in the world a nd se c ond la rg e st in the U .S. The Pilg rim O b se rva tion Ga lle ry offe rs a m a g nific e nt vie w of W a shing ton a nd the surround ing a re a . Tours a re g ive n M ond a y- Sa turd a y, 10a m - 3:15pm e xc e pt d uring se rvic e s. Dona tions of $3.00 pe r a d ult. http://www.na tiona lc a the d ra l.org / Lib ra rie s: FO LGER SHAKESPEARE LIBRARY 201 E. Ca pitol St, SE M e tro: Ca pitol South, U nion Sta tion (202)544-4600 O ne of the world ’s fine st c olle c tions of Re na issa nc e b ooks a nd m a nusc ripts. O rig ina l folios of the Ba rd ’s work c a n a lso b e found a t this lib ra ry. Se e und e r the a te rs for a d e sc ription of Folg e r’s working Eliza b e tha n the a te r. Tours a re a va ila b le M ond a y-Sa turd a y, 11a m a nd 1pm , a nd g roup tours a re a va ila b le b y a ppointm e nt. The Lib ra ry is ope n M ond a y throug h Sa turd a y from 10a m -5pm . http://www.folg e r.e d u

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LIBRARY O F CO N G R ESS 10 First St., SE M e tro: Ca pitol South (202)707-8000 This one of the world ’s la rg e st lib ra rie s. The re a re two a nne xe s: the Je ffe rson Build ing a nd the M a d ison Build ing . The lib ra ry offe rs rota ting e xhib its, c onc e rts, poe try re a d ing s a nd le c ture s. Fre e tours a re g ive n M ond a y throug h Frid a y, 10:30a m , 11:30, 1:30, 2:30, a nd 3:30pm a nd on Sa turd a ys, 10:30a m , 11:30, 1:30, a nd 2:30pm . http://www.loc .g ov/ M ARTIN LU THER KIN G LIBRARY 901 G St., N W M e tro: Ga lle ry Pla c e , M e tro Ce nte r (202)727-1111 This is the m a in b ra nc h of the c ity’s pub lic lib ra ry syste m . It offe rs the W a shing tonia n Division, w ith m a ny c lipping s a nd photos a b out the Distric t; the Bla c k Stud ie s Division; the O ra l History Re se a rc h Ce nte r a nd the Sta r Lib ra ry. It is ope n 9:30a m - 9pm from M ond a y until Thursd a y, 9:30a m - 5:30pm on Frid a y a nd Sa turd a y a nd 1pm - 5pm on Sund a y. http://www.d c lib ra ry.org /d c pl/c w p/vie w.a sp?a =1266& q=565330 M onum e nts a nd M e m oria ls: ARLIN G TO N N ATIO N AL CEM ETERY M e tro: Arling ton Ce m e te ry (703) 607-8000 He re lie the re m a ins of 175, 000 Am e ric a n sold ie rs who foug ht from the Re volutiona ry W a r to the pre se nt. Eve ry hour is the c ha ng ing of the gua rd a t the fa m ous Tom b of the U nknown Sold ie r. The c e m e te ry is ope n d a ily 8a m - 5pm . http://www.a rling tonc e m e te ry.org / CO N G R ESSIO N AL CEM ETERY 1801 E St., SE M e tro: Potom a c , Sta d ium Arm ory (202)543-0539 Esta b lishe d in 1807, this is the first na tiona l c e m e te ry. The g round s a re ope n a ll ye a r from d a wn to d usk. W inte r: 7a m to 5pm . Sum m e r: 5a m to 8pm . Guid e d tours c a n b e a rra ng e d a nd a se lf-g uid e d tour b e g ins a t the offic e . http://www.c ong re ssiona lc e m e te ry.org / IW O JIM A STATU E (M ARIN E CO R PS M EM O RIAL) Rte 50, ne a r Arling ton N a tiona l Ce m e te ry The la rg e st b ronze sta tue e ve r c a st, this 78 foot m e m oria l c om m e m ora te s a ll of the M a rine s who ha ve d ie d sinc e 1775. The pie c e wa s c re a te d from a fa m ous wa r photog ra ph showing the fla g b e ing ra ise d on M t. Surib a c hi d uring W W II. O pe n d a ily, 24 hours. http://www.nps.g ov/g w m p/usm c .htm JEFFERSO N M EM O RIAL Tid a l Ba sin, South Ba nk W e st Potom a c Pa rk Visitor’s Ce nte r (202)426-6841 O pe n d a ily, 8:00a m until 11:45pm . http://www.nps.g ov/thje / R O O SEVELT M EM O RIAL The od ore Roose ve lt Isla nd b e twe e n Ke y a nd Roose ve lt b rid g e s

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703-289-2530 This se re ne isla nd , a c c e ssib le b y footb rid g e only, is a wild life re fug e with ne a rly two m ile s of tra ils. O pe n d a ily from 8a m until d usk. Tours a re c ond uc te d upon re que st. http://www.nps.g ov/fd rm / VIETN AM VETERAN S M EM O RIAL Constitution Ave . Be twe e n He nry Ba c on Dr. a nd 21 St., N W (202) 634-1568 M od e rn V-sha pe d m e m oria l d e sig ne d b y M a ya Ying Lin is insc rib e d with the na m e s of the 58,022 pe ople who d ie d or re m a in m issing in the Vie tna m W a r. O pe n d a ily, 8:00a m to 11:45 pm . http://www.nps.g ov/vive / W ASHIN G TO N M O N U M EN T N a tiona l M a ll a t 15th St., N W M e tro: Sm ithsonia n (202) 426-6841 This is the ta lle st m a sonry struc ture in the world (555 fe e t) a nd offe rs a spe c ta c ula r vie w of the c ity. It is ope n d a ily from 9a m - 5pm . http://www.nps.g ov/wa m o/hom e .htm M use um s a nd Ga lle rie s: SO CIETY O F THE CIN CIN N ATI: ANDERSO N HO U SE M U SEU M 2218 M a ssa c huse tts Ave ., N W M e tro: Dupont Circ le 785-2040 The Na tiona l M use um of the Am e ric a n Re volution c onta ins portra its b y e a rly Am e ric a n a rtists , b ooks, m e d a ls, sword s, gla ss, silve r, a nd historic China . It is ope n Tue sd a y- Sa turd a y, 1pm - 4pm , a nd a d m ission is fre e . Tours a re b y a ppointm e nt. AQ U ARIU M , N ATIO N AL Ba se m e nt of the De pt. O f Com m e rc e Room B-077 14th St & Constitution M e tro: Fe d e ra l Tria ng le (202)482-2825 This a qua rium c onta ins ove r 2000 spe c im e n of na tive a nd e xotic m a rine life inc lud ing hug e se a turtle s a nd sha rks. Tours a re b y a ppointm e nt a nd it is ope n d a ily from 9a m until 5pm . Ad m ission is $2.00 for c hild re n a nd $5.00 for a d ults. La st a d m ission is a t 4:30pm BETHU N E M U SEU M ARCHIVES 1318 Ve rm ont Ave ., N W M e tro: M c Phe rson Squa re (202)332-1233 This m use um ope ne d in 1979 to prom ote g re a te r pub lic a w a re ne ss of the history of b la c k wom e n a nd to se rve a s a re se a rc h for sc hola rly re se a rc h. It is ope n we e kd a ys from 10a m until 4:00 a nd tours a re g ive n a ll d a y until 4pm . Spe c ia l c onc e rts a re offe re d on e ve ry se c ond Sund a y of the m onth. A $1 d ona tion is a ske d for tours. B’N AI B’RITH KLU TZN ICK M U SEU M 2020 K St.., N W M e tro: Fa rra g ut N orth (202)857-6583 This m use um fe a ture s spe c ia l a nd pe rm a ne nt m use um s, inc lud ing a pe rm a ne nt c olle c tion of Je wish c e re m onia l a rt a nd a Jud a ic a M use um Shop. It is ope n M ond a y throug h Thursd a y, 12:00a m - 3:00pm .

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CO R CO R AN GALLERY O F ART 500 17th St. a t N e w York Ave ., N W M e tro: Fa rra g ut W e st (202)639-1700 The c ity’s la rg e st a nd old e st priva te g a lle ry house s a c om pre he nsive c olle c tion of Am e ric a n a rt (pa inting a nd sc ulpture ), a s we ll a s a fine Europe a n c olle c tion. O pe n 10:00a m to 5:00pm , ope n until 9:00pm on Thursd a ys. Close d on Tue sd a ys. $5.00 for a d ults, $3.00 for stud e nts. D.A.R. CO N STITU TIO N HALL & M U SEU M 1776 D St., N W M e tro: Fa rra g ut W e st (202)879-3241 The Da ug hte rs of the Am e ric a n Re volution , d e sc e nd a nts of those who se rve d in the Re volutiona ry W a r, m a inta in 30 pe riod room s a nd a c olle c tion of Am e ric a n d e c ora tive a rts from 1700- 1850. It is ope n on we e kd a ys 8:30 a m - 4:00 pm a nd on Sa turd a ys, 9a m – 5pm . DEPARTM EN T O F THE IN TERIO R M U SEU M 1849 C St., N W M e tro: Fa rra g ut W e st (202)208-4743 Exhib its d e pic t the orig ins a nd e a rly d e ve lopm e nt of the N a tiona l Pa rk Se rvic e . It is ope n we e kd a ys from 8:30 a m until 4:30 pm a nd is fre e to the pub lic . DO LL’S H O U SE & TO Y M U SEU M , W ASHIN G TO N 5236 44th St., N W M e tro: Frie nd ship He ig hts A c a re fully re se a rc he d c olle c tion of a ntique d olls’ house s, d olls, toys, a nd g a m e s. It is ope n 10a m - 5pm on Tue sd a y throug h Sa turd a y a nd from noon- 5pm on Sund a y. Ad m ission is $4.00 for a d ults a nd $2.00 for c hild re n und e r the a g e of 12. GALLERY O F FIN E ARTS Howa rd U nive rsity 2455 6th St., N W M e tro: Sha w- Howa rd U nive rsity (202)806-7070 Ala in Loc ke Afric a n c olle c tion. O pe n we e kd a ys, 9:30a m - 4:30pm , Sa turd a y & Sund a y 12:30-6. M U SEU M O F M O DERN ART O F LATIN AM ERICA 201 18th St., N W M e tro: Fa rra g ut W e st, Fa rra g ut N orth (202)458-3000 This is the only m use um in the world d e d ic a te d sole ly to La tin Am e ric a n a rt a nd is house d in the O rg a niza tion of Am e ric a n Sta te s b uild ing . It fe a ture s c onte m pora ry a rt, the Prim itive Art room a nd the Tropic a l Pa tio. The re a re a lso re g ula r showing s of La tin Am e ric a n a rt d oc um e nta rie s. It is ope n Tue sd a y throug h Sund a y, 10:00a m until 5:00pm a nd a d m ission is fre e . Tours a re a va ila b le b y a ppointm e nt. N ATIO N AL BU ILDIN G M U SEU M 401F St b e twe e n 4th a nd 5th Sts., N W M e tro: Jud ic ia ry Squa re (202)272-2448 This is the na tion’s only m use um d e d ic a te d to a rc hite c ture a nd the b uild ing a rts. It is ope n M ond a y throug h Sa turd a y 10a m - 5pm , Sund a ys 11a m -5pm . Tours a re g ive n on M ond a y- W e d ne sd a y a t 12:30; Thursd a y- Sa turd a y a t 11:30, 12:30, 1:30 a nd Sun a t 12:30 a nd 1:30.A d ona tion of $5.00 is sug g e ste d . N ATIO N AL GALLERY O F ART (Ea st a nd W e st b uild ing s) 600 Constitution Ave .

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M e tro: Ga lle ry Pla c e , Jud ic ia ry Squa re 737-4215 Ea st Build ing : 842-6799 This m use um fe a ture s c olle c tions of W e ste rn Europe a n a nd Am e ric a n w orks. It is ope n M ond a y throug h Sa turd a y, 10a m - 5pm , a nd on Sund a y, 11a m - 6pm . The re a re e xte nd e d sum m e r a nd spring hours. Group tours a re a va ila b le b y a ppointm e nt. N ATIO N AL GEOGRAPHIC SO CIETY EXPLO R ERS’ HALL 17th a nd M Sts., N W M e tro: Fa rra g ut N orth (b ut its a nic e wa lk d own M St) (202)857-7588 Exhib its of fa m ous sc ie ntific e xpe d itions in a nthropolog y, oc e a nog ra phy, a nd e xplora tions of oute r spa c e . It is ope n M ond a y- Sa turd a y, 9a m - 5pm , a nd on Sund a y, 10a m - 5pm . Ad m ission is fre e . N AVAL M EM O RIAL M U SEU M N a vy Ya rd , Bld g 76 9th a nd M Sts., SE M e tro: Ea ste rn m a rke t 433-4882 This m use um is found a t the old e st na va l fa c ility in the U S. It fe a ture s thousa nd s of wa rships, we a pons, sub s, e tc . A g ift shop is loc a te d in Brooklyn Pilot house . It is ope n we e kd a ys, 9a m - 5pm , a nd c lose d on the we e ke nd s. Ple a se c a ll in a d va nc e d ue to inc re a se d se c urity. PHILLIPS CO LLECTIO N 1600-1612 21st St., N W M e tro: Dupont Circ le 387-2151/ 387-0961 (re c ord e d )Conc e rts with spe c ia l a d m ission pric e s a re g ive n on Sund a ys a t 5pm . The m use um is ope n Tue sd a y- Sa turd a y, 10a m -5pm , Thursd a y until 8:30pm , a nd on Sund a y, 12pm -7pm . Tours a re a va ila b le . Ad m ission b y d ona tion to usua l e xhib its; spe c ia l e xhib its c ost the pric e of the ind ivid ua l e xhib it. W e e ke nd a d m ission $7.50 a d ults, $4.00 stud e nts. TEXTILE M U SEU M 2320 S St., N W M e tro: Dupont Circ le 667-0441 This m use um wa s found e d in 1925 with the c olle c tion of Ge org e He witt-M ye rs. It is ope n M ond a y- Sa turd a y, 10a m - 5pm , a nd on Sund a y, 1-5pm . Ad m ission is fre e , b ut a c ontrib ution of $5 is a ppre c ia te d . Group tours a re a va ila b le b y a ppointm e nt. U .S. HO LO CAU ST M EM O RIAL M U SEU M 100 Ra oul W a lle nb e rg Pla c e , SW M e tro: Sm ithsonia n (b ut it will b e a wa lk from the re ) 488-0400 The historic story of the Holoc a ust is told throug h a rtifa c ts, photog ra phs, film s, a nd e ye witne ss a c c ounts. Tic ke ts c a n b e ob ta ine d fre e e ve ry m orning or throug h Tic ke tron for $3. It is ope n 10a m -5:30pm d a ily. Sm ithsonia n M use um Group: All m use um s a re ope n d a ily, e xc e pt Christm a s, 10a m -5:30pm (e xc e pt a s note d ). Exte nd e d spring /sum m e r hours a re d e te rm ine d a nnua lly. Ad m ission is fre e to a ll Sm ithsonia n m use um s a nd fre e wa lk-in tours a re a va ila b le a t m ost m use um s. Visitors’ inform a tion is a va ila b le a t 357-2700 a nd for the he a ring im pa ire d a t 357-1729. Re c ord e d inform a tion is a va ila b le throug h Dia l-A-M use um , 357-2020. AN ACO STIA N EIGHBO R H O O D M U SEU M (202)287-3306 m a in offic e (202)287-2060 re c ord ing 1901 Fort Pla c e , SE This m use um pre se nts c ha ng ing e xhib itions d e a ling with Afro-Am e ric a n history a nd a rt. It is ope n d a ily from 10a m -5pm .

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ARTS AND IN DU STRIES BU ILDIN G 900 Je ffe rson Dr., SW (202)357-2700 Re c re a ting the a m b ia nc e of the Phila d e lphia Ce nte nnia l of 1876, the c olle c tion of Vic toria n Am e ric a na hig hlig hts the ste a m e ng ine a nd othe r m a c hine s. Group tours a re a va ila b le . BARN EY STU DIO HO U SE 2306 M a ssa c huse tts Ave ., N W (202)357-2700 This turn-of-the -c e ntury showpla c e is fille d with Ba rne y’s pa inting s a nd furniture . All visits a re b y a ppointm e nt only. FREER GALLERY O F ART 12th a nd Je ffe rson Dr., SW M e tro: Sm ithsonia n (202)357-2700 The Fre e r house s one of the fine st c olle c tions of O rie nta l a rt in the world . Also in the c olle c tion a re works b y la te 19th a nd e a rly 20th c e ntury Am e ric a n a rtists inc lud ing W histle r a nd Hom e r. Group tours a re a va ila b le . HIRSHO R N M U SEU M AND SCULPTU R E GARDEN 7th St. & Ind e pe nd e nc e Ave ., SW M e tro: L’Enfa nt Pla za The foc us of the c olle c tion is 19th a nd 20th c e ntury pa inting a nd sc ulpture . It a lso fe a ture s c ha ng ing e xpe d itions of m od e rn a rt. N ATIO N AL AIR AND SPACE M U SEU M 6th St. & Ind e pe nd e nc e Ave ., SW M e tro: L’Enfa nt Pla za 357-2700 The m ost visite d m use um in the world , it c onta ins 23 g a lle rie s showc a sing the e volution of a via tion a nd spa c e te c hnolog y. Film s a re pre se nte d on a hug e sc re e n a t the La ng ly The a te r, a nd the re is a pla ne ta rium tha t provid e s spe c ia l pre se nta tions. Re c ord e d tours a re a va ila b le in va rious la ng ua g e s for a nom ina l fe e . Group tours a nd b loc k se a ting for m ovie s a re a va ila b le . N ATIO N AL M U SEU M O F AFRICAN ART 318 A St., N E M e tro: Ca pitol South 357-2700 This is the only m use um in the U .S. d e vote d to the a rt a nd c ulture of Afric a . Group tours a re a va ila b le . N ATIO N AL M U SEU M O F AM ERICAN ART 8th a nd G Sts. N W M e tro: Ga lle ry Pla c e 357-2700 This Sm ithsonia n fe a ture s a pe rm a ne nt c olle c tion of 30, 000 works spa nning 250 ye a rs of Am e ric a n pa inting , sc ulpture , g ra phic a rt, a nd photog ra phy. Group tours a re a va ila b le , a nd the re is a c ourtya rd for outd oor pic nic s. N ATIO N AL M U SEU M O F AM ERICAN HISTO R Y 14th St. & Constitution Ave ., N W M e tro: Sm ithsonia n, Fe d e ra l Tria ng le 357-2700 The history of the U nite d Sta te s a nd its pe ople is hig hlig hte d b y the na tion’s sc ie ntific , c ultura l, politic a l, a nd te c hnolog ic a l a c hie ve m e nts. Group tours a va ila b le . This m use um fe a ture s a c a fe te ria a nd a n old -fa shione d ic e c re a m pa rlor. N ATIO N AL M U SEU M O F N ATU R AL HISTO R Y 10th St. & Constitution Ave ., N W

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M e tro: Sm ithsonia n, Fe d e ra l Tria ng le 357-2700 This c olle c tion of m ore tha n 81 m illion ite m s d oc um e nts m a n a nd his na tura l e nvironm e nt. Dinosa ur ske le tons, d ispla ys of e a rly m a n, a living c ora l re e f, inse c t zoo, a nd the Hope Dia m ond a re som e of the e xhib its. Re c ord e d tours a re a va ila b le for a nom ina l fe e . N ATIO N AL PO R TRAIT GALLERY 8th a nd F Sts., N W M e tro: Ga lle ry Pla c e 337-2700 Portra its of fa m ous Am e ric a ns, sc ulpture s a nd pa inting s a re on d ispla y a t this m use um . The re is a c ourtya rd for pic nic s. N ATIO N AL ZO O LO G ICAL PARK 3000 b loc k of Conne c tic ut Ave ., N W M e tro: W ood ly Pa rk-Zoo, Cle ve la nd Pa rk 673-4800 The Na tiona l Zoo ha s ove r 3000 a nim a ls inc lud ing the g ia nt pa nd a s M e i Xia ng a nd Tia n Tia n. During the pe a k se a son (M a y 1-Se pt 15), the g round s a re ope n 6a m -8pm a nd the b uild ing s a re ope n 10a m -6pm . N on-pe a k se a son (Se pt 16-Apr 30) ha s 6a m -6pm for g round hours a nd 10a m -4:30pm for b uild ing hours. REN W ICK GALLERY 17th St. a t Pe nnsylva nia Ave ., N W M e tro: Fa rra g ut W e st 357-2700 Fe a ture s e xhib it of Am e ric a n c ra fts, d e sig n a nd d e c ora tive a rts. Group tours a re a va ila b le . SM ITHSO N IAN IN STITU TIO N BU ILDIN G 1000 Je ffe rson Dr., SW M e tro: Sm ithsonia n 357-2700 Popula rly known a s the Ca stle , this b uild ing is the old e st of the 13 m use um s tha t m a ke up the Sm ithsonia n c om ple x. It house s the Inform a tion Ce nte r, whic h c a ta log ue s a ll of the e xhib its a va ila b le . O rie nta tion prog ra m s a re offe re d fre e on a wa lk-in a nd sc he d ule d b a sis. N e ig hb orhood s to Che c k O ut: ADAM S M O RGAN Along Colum b ia Rd . Be twe e n 18th St. a nd Ka lora m a Pa rk, N W Som e tim e s c a lle d W a shing ton’s U nite d Na tions, Ad a m s M org a n is a m ulti-e thnic ne ig hb orhood with a num b e r of fine re sta ura nts se rving food s from a round the world a nd sm a ll shops offe ring spe c ia lty g ifts a nd g roc e ry ite m s. A c olle c tion of a rt g a lle rie s a nd g roc e ry ite m s c a n a lso b e found in the a re a . CHIN ATO W N G & H Sts. b e twe e n 6th a nd 8th Sts., N W M a ny of the c ity’s Chine se re sta ura nts a nd shops a re he re in this historic a re a . A spe c ta c ula r Chine se Ne w Ye a r Ce le b ra tion e a c h ye a r. EM BASSY RO W M a ssa c huse tts Ave ., N W b e twe e n She rid a n a nd O b se rva tory Circ le s He re a re m a ny of the fore ig n e m b a ssie s a nd c ha nc e rie s e sta b lishe d in W a shing ton. FOGGY BO TTO M Are a b e twe e n Pe nnsylva nia a nd Virg inia Ave s. a nd b e twe e n 22nd a nd 25th Sts., N W

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O nc e a fog g y swa m p a long the Potom a c rive r, it now offe rs a va rie ty of c a fe s a nd re sta ura nts, a s we ll a s m a ny sm a ll store s a nd shops. GEORGETO W N W isc onsin Ave . & M St., N W Long c onsid e re d the he a rt of W a shing ton’s nig ht life , Ge org e town fe a ture s a va rie ty of re sta ura nts, b a rs, a nd sm a ll shops. The re a re a lso a lot of historic a l b uild ing s inc lud ing the hom e Pre sid e nt John F. Ke nne d y. LE DRO IT PARK N orth of Florid a Ave . To W St., b e twe e n 2nd a nd 5th Sts., N W Historic a re a fe a ture s m a ny fine 19th c e ntury Rom a ntic Re viva l hom e s b y Ja m e s M c Gill. Pa rks a nd Ga rd e ns to Explore : ARBO R ETU M , U .S. N ATIO N AL 3501 N e w York Ave ., N E (202)245-2726 The N a tiona l Arb ore tum offe rs 444 love ly a c re s of tre e s, shrub s a nd flowe ring pla nts from a c ross the U nite d Sta te s a nd a round the world . It is ope n d a ily 8a m - 5pm . M use um is ope n 10a m -3:30pm CO N STITU TIO N GARDEN S Be twe e n W a shing ton M onum e nt a nd Linc oln M e m oria l. O ve r 50 a c re s of rolling , sha d e d la wns with a six a c re la ke in the m id d le . The re a re a lso va rious m e m oria ls in the g a rd e ns. CHERRY TREES Tid a l Ba sin, Je ffe rson M e m oria l An unforg e tta b le flora l d ispla y e a c h ye a r in la te M a rc h or e a rly April. The hund re d s of Yoshino a nd Ake b ono c he rry tre e s we re a g ift from Ja pa n in 1912. DU M BARTO N O AKS 31st a nd R St, N W (202)339-6401 This sple nd id 19th c e ntury m a nsion ne a r Ge org e town c onta ins a n e xte nsive Byza ntine c olle c tion, Ga rd e n Lib ra ry, Ra re Book Room a nd M usic Room . The house is surround e d b y 10 a c re s of te rra c e d form a l g a rd e ns. The m use um is ope n Tue sd a y thoug h Sund a y from 2pm - 5pm a nd a $1 c ontrib ution is a ppre c ia te d . The Ga rd e ns a re ope n d a ily e xc e pt holid a ys, 2pm - 5pm . PO TO M AC PARK (EAST & W EST) N orth a nd South of the Je ffe rson M e m oria l a nd Tid a l Ba sin O n the b a nks of the Potom a c Rive r e njoy re c re a tiona l a c tivitie s, inc lud ing g olf, swim m ing , pe d a l-b oa ting , pic nic king a nd te nnis. O pe n d a ily. R O CK CREEK PARK AND NATURE CEN TER N orth of the N a tiona l Zoo on Be a c h Dr. 426-6829 Roc k Cre e k offe rs g olf, e xe rc ise c ourse , jog g ing pa ths, b ike tra ils, te nnis c ourts a nd b rid le pa ths. Visit the Roc k Cre e k N a ture Ce nte r (5200 G love r R d ., N W ) a nd e njoy na ture e xhib its, se lf-g uid e d tra ils a nd a pla ne ta rium . Ce nte r is ope n W e d ne sd a y- Sund a y, 9a m - 5pm . KEN ILW O R TH AQ U ATIC GARDEN S Ke nilworth Ave . And Doug la s St., N E M e tro: De a nwood 426-6905 This a qua tic g a rd e n fe a ture s thousa nd s of w a te r pla nts inc lud ing wa te r lilie s, lotuse s, w a te r hya c inths a nd b a m b oo g rowing in pond s a long the Ana c ostia rive r. The re is a lso som e a nim a l life . Flowe rs b loom from m id -June to e a rly fa ll. O pe n d a ily, 7a m until 4pm

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LAFAYETTE SQ U ARE Pe nnsylva nia Ave . & 16th St. (Ac ross from the W hite House ) M e tro: Fa rra g ut W e st M e tic ulously la nd sc a pe d squa re na m e d a fte r the M a rquis d e La fa ye tte ’s trium pha nt visit to Am e ric a in 1824. Attra c tions N e a r W a shing ton: C& O CAN AL N ATIO N AL HISTO R IC PARK Stre tc he s a long the Potom a c from Ge org e town to Cum b e rla nd , M a ryla nd (301) 983-0825 The Che sa pe a ke a nd O hio Ca na l stre tc he s 184 m ile s a long the Potom a c . In the sum m e r, e njoy d ra wn trips from Ge org e town to Gre a t Fa lls, M D. LU R AY CAVER N S Loc a te d off I-66 W e st on U S-211 W e st Lura y, VA The se a re the la rg e st a nd m ost popula r c a ve rns in the Ea st. The c a ve rns a re ope n M a rc h 15 to June 15 from 9a m until 6pm . From June 15 to La b or d a y, the y a re ope n until 7pm . From the d a y a fte r La b or Da y until Ha llowe e n the ir hours a re 9a m to 6pm . Be twe e n N ove m b e r 1 a nd M a rc h 14, the y a re ope n 9a m - 4pm e xc e pt on Sa turd a ys a nd Sund a ys whe n the y a re ope n until 5pm . Ad m ission for a d ults is $16. Group ra te s a re a va ila b le . M O U N T VER N O N (703) 780-2000 M ount Ve rnon, VA (a b out 15 from d owntown on the Ge org e W a shing ton Pa rkwa y) This m id -Ge org ia n style m a nsion wa s onc e the hom e of Ge org e W a shing ton. Fourte e n room s of the house a re ope n to the pub lic , a nd it a lso fe a ture s 30 a c re s of ground s a nd ga rd e ns. It is ope n d a ily from 9a m until 4pm (8a m -5pm b e twe e n April a nd Aug ust). Ad m ission is $11 for a d ults. N ASA GO DDARD SPACE FLIGHT CEN TER AND M U SEU M Gre e nb e lt Rd . Gre e nb e lt, M D Full sc a le c olle c tion of roc ke ts a nd sa te llite s, a long with d ispla ys a nd film c lips of re c e nt spa c e flig hts. Visitors c a n se e a m od e l roc ke t la unc h the first a nd third Sund a y of e ve ry m onth. O pe n d a ily, 10a m - 4pm . PO TO M AC M ILLS Te le g ra ph Rd . off I-95 W ood b rid g e , VA (703) 490-5948 This is the la rg e st outle t m a ll in the c ountry. It is ope n M ond a y throug h Sa turd a y, 10a m - 9pm , a nd on Sund a y, noon until 5pm . Sports a nd Re c re a tion: BIG W HEEL BIKES 1034 33rd St.,N W (O ff of M St.) 337-0254 Bike s a re $5/hour with a thre e hour m inim um or $25 a d a y. The y re quire a pie c e of ID a nd a c re d it c a rd for d e posit. O pe n we e kd a ys 11a m -6pm , we e ke nd s 10a m -6pm . FLETCHER’S BO AT H O U SE 4940 Ca na l Rd ., N W Bike s a re re nte d for $12 a d a y. Rowb oa ts a re a va ila b le for $18 for the d a y a nd c a noe s a re $20 a d a y. The y a re ope n we e kd a ys 9a m - 7:30pm a nd on we e ke nd s from 7:30a m -7:30pm d uring the sum m e r. THO M PSO N ”S BO AT CEN TER Roc k Cre e k Pa rkwa y a nd Virg inia Ave ., N W

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333-4861 M ounta in b ike s a re a va ila b le a t a ra te of $8/hr. The y re nt c a noe s a nd rowb oa ts for $8/hour a nd ka ya ks a re a va ila b le for $8/hour. R a c ing she lls c a n b e re nte d for $13 a n hour a nd sunfish sa ilb oa ts for $10/hour. Both re quire c e rtific a tion. O pe n 6a m - 8pm . JACK’S BO ATS 3500 K St., N W 337-9642 Ca noe s a nd rowb oa ts a re a va ila b le for $8/ hour or $25/d a y. O pe n 8a m - 8pm , b e g inning in April. TIDAL BASIN BO AT H O U SE 484-0206 Pa d d le b oa ts a re a va ila b le for $7/ hour for a 2-pe rson b oa t a nd $14/ hour for a 4-pe rson b oa t. The Boa t House is ope n 10a m -6pm d a ily. W ASHIN G TO N SAILBO AT M ARIN A Ge org e W a shing ton M e m oria l Pa rkwa y Ale xa nd ria , VA (703) 548-9027 The y re nt sa ilb oa ts for $10-$15 a n hour d e pe nd ing on the size of the b oa t. Expe rie nc e is re quire d . SPIRIT O F W ASHIN G TO N 554- 8000 This b oa t offe rs d inne r c ruise s a nd trips to M ount Ve rnon. Disc ounts a re a va ila b le for g roups of 20 or m ore . Horse b a c k Rid ing : BRANDYW IN E STABLES 12 m ile s off Bra nd ywine e xit of I-495 Bra nd ywine , M D (301) 372-8914 Horse re nta l with la rg e a re a a nd b rid le pa ths g uid e d a n ung uid e d . Re nta l is $20 a n hour. Also fe a ture s ha y rid e s, b onfire s, a nd c ookouts. R O CK CREEK PARK STABLES M ilita ry a nd Glove r Rd s., N W Re c ord e d Inform a tion- 362-0117 Re se rva tions- 362-0118 Esc orte d tra il rid e s a re a va ila b le for $20 pe r pe rson a nd a re a n hour in d ura tion. Le ssons a re a lso offe re d . Hiking : SIERRA CLU B 404 C St., N E 547-2326 All d iffe re nt le ve ls a nd pla c e s. Shopping Ce nte rs: BU SIN ESS DISTRICT K, L, M , Sts. Be twe e n Conne c tic ut Ave . a nd 20th St., N W M a ny se rvic e s, shops a nd store s a va ila b le . CHEVY CHASE SH O PPIN G W isc onsin & W e ste rn Ave s. Che vy Cha se , M D O ve r 25 store s.

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DO W N TO W N E a nd F Sts. From 6th to 15th Sts., N W M e tro: M e tro Ce nte r Store s in this a re a inc lud e H e c ht’s a t 12th a nd G Sts (628-6661), a nd W ood word & Lothrup a t 11th a nd F Sts (879-8375). FAIR O AKS SHO PPIN G CEN TER 11750 Fa ir O a ks Fa irfa x, VA This m a ll ha s ove r 170 store s. GEORGETO W N PARK M ALL M St. from Potom a c St. to W isc onsin Ave . 298-5577 This e le g a nt m a ll ha s num e rous b outique s, shops a nd store s. L’EN FAN T PLAZA U nd e rg round b e twe e n 9th & 12th Sts., SW 485-3300 O ve r 40 store s. LANDOVER M ALL Exit 32 W e st on the Be ltwa y; La nd ove r, M D 301-341-3200 Fe a ture s ove r 130 store s. M AZZA GALLERIE 5300 W isc onsin Ave . M e tro: Frie nd ship He ig hts 966-6114 Fe a ture s num e rous store s a nd shops inc lud ing N e im a n M a rc us a nd a m ovie the a te r. M O N TGO M ERY M ALL 7101 De m oc ra c y Blvd . Be the sd a , M D O LD PO ST O FFICE PAVILIO N 1100 Pe nnsylva nia Ave . M e tro: Fe d e ra l Tria ng le 289-4224 N um e rous shops a nd a food c ourt. THE FASHIO N CEN TER AT PEN TAGO N CITY 1100 S Ha ye s St. Arling ton, VA M e tro: Pe nta g on City (703) 415-2400 This m a ll ha s a num b e r of store s inc lud ing M a c y’s, a la rg e food c ourt a nd a m ovie the a te r. SEVEN CO R N ERS SHO PPIN G CEN TER 6201 Arling ton Blvd . Fa lls Churc h, VA (703) 532-4605 THE SH O PS AT N ATIO N AL PRESS BU ILDIN G 1331 Pe nnsylva nia Ave . 783-9090 SPRINGFIELD M ALL Fra nc onia Rd a nd Frontie r Dr. Spring fie ld , VA

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(703) 971-3600 TYSO N ’S CO RNER Tria ng le of Route 495, Route 123, a nd Route 7 M c Le a n, VA (703) 893-9400 O ve r 145 store s in this m a ll. U N IO N STATIO N 50 M a ssa c huse tts Ave ., N E M e tro: U nion Sta tion 371-9441 Be sid e s se rving a s W a shing ton’s tra in sta tion, this re store d b uild ing a lso ha s num e rous shops, re sta ura nts a nd a m ovie the a te r. W HITE FLIN T Route 355 north of the Be ltwa y (Roc kville Pike ) N orth Be the sd a , M D (301) 881-5207 O ve r 100 store s.

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- free shuttles to nearest Metro stops (Rosslyn and DuPont Circle) -Also, Wisconsin Ave & Arlington Loop

http://otm.georgetown.edu/guts/ Driving Directions to GU: http://maps.georgetown.edu/index.cfm?Action=Region http://otm.georgetown.edu/index.cfm?fuse=directions Parking on Campus: http://otm.georgetown.edu/index.cfm?fuse=parking Other information from the Office of Transportation Management: http://otm.georgetown.edu/ DC metro website (bus & rail): http://www.wmata.com/ DC Metro rail map: http://www.wmata.com/rail/maps/map.cfm

Metro map and other travel info: http://www.dcmetromap.net/ Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority: http://www.metwashairports.com/ Reagan Airport: http://www.metwashairports.com/reagan/reagan.htm Dulles Airport: http://www.metwashairports.com/dulles/dulles.htm BWI Intl: http://www.bwiairport.com/en MARC (Maryland commuter rail; connects to BWI): http://mta.maryland.gov/services/marc/index.cfm Virginia & Md. commuter rail: http://www.commuterpage.com/rail.htm#MARC Amtrak: http://tickets.amtrak.com/itd/amtrak Additional Dining Options: On Campus dining: http://dining.georgetown.edu/ (Leo J. O’Donovan’s Dining Hall, Starbucks, Cosi, Hoya Court (Subway, Taco Bell, KFC, Pizza Hut Express), Epicurean & Co., Vital Vittles, Uncommon Grounds, Midnight Mug, MUG, etc.) Dining off campus: Wisemiller’s (commonly referred to as “Wisey’s”)- 1236 36th St. Wisey’s (commonly referred to as “healthy wisey’s”)- 1440 Wisconsin Ave. The Tomb’s- 1226 36th St. Booeymongor’s (“Booey’s”)- 3265 Prospect St. Bangkok Bistro (Thai food)- 3251 Prospect St. Pizza Paradiso- 3282 M st. Papa-Razzi (Italian)- 1066 Wisconsin Ave Clyde’s- 3236 M st. J.Paul’s- 3218 M st. Tackle Box- 3245 M St. Old Glory (BBQ)- 3139 M st. Starbucks- M st. & Wisconsin (various locations)

Einstein Bro Bagels- 1815 Wisconsin Ave Tuscany Café- 3261 Prospect Georgetown Cupcake- 3301 M St. Baked and Wired (baked goods and coffee/tea)- 1052 Thomas Jefferson St. Snap (crepes and bubble tea)- 1062 Thomas Jefferson St. Chopsticks (sushi)- 1073 Wisconsin Ave Ben and Jerry’s- 3135 M st. Los Cuates (Mexican)- 1564 Wisconsin Ave. Cactus Cantina (George W. Bush’s favorite Tex-Mex!): 3300 Wisconsin Ave Wingo’s (wings for take-out and delivery): 3207 O St. Sequoia- Georgetown waterfront (off of K st.) Georgetown food/shopping guide & deals: http://hoyaconnection.com/ Things to Do and See in DC/ Area Guides: DC & the Area guides- tourism, dining, transportation: http://www.georgetown.edu/washington.html Smithsonians: http://www.si.edu/ Washington Post going out guide: http://www.washingtonpost.com/gog/ Official tourism site of DC: http://washington.org/

Jesuit University Humanitarian Action Network “The Ethics of Humanitarian Action”

June 4-6, 2010 Georgetown University

Thursday, June 3

PM Arrival

5pm Faculty Gathering McCarthy 109 7pm Dinner

Friday, June 4

9:00 Welcome and Introduction to the Conference

Susan Martin, Georgetown University

Richard Ryscavage, SJ, Fairfield University

Brendan Cahill, Fordham University

10:00 Break

10:15 Concurrent Workshops

Health, Nutrition, Water and Sanitation Jose Teruel, Georgetown University Displacement Beth Ferris, Brookings Institution

Post Disaster Reintegration, Reconstruction and Disaster Risk Reduction Patricia Fagen, Georgetown University Shelter and Camp Logistics Steven Hansch, Georgetown University

Disasters and the Environment Susan Martin, Georgetown University Faith-Based NGOs and Humanitarian Action Fr. Richard Ryscavage, Fairfield University

12:00 Lunch

Speaker: Sherri Xiaoyi Liao, Global Village of Beijing (on Sichuan earthquake)

1:30 Concurrent Workshops (repeated from morning session)

Health, Nutrition, Water and Sanitation Jose Teruel, Georgetown University Displacement Beth Ferris, Brookings Institution

Post Disaster Reintegration, Reconstruction and Disaster Risk Reduction Patricia Fagen, Georgetown University Shelter and Camp Logistics Steven Hansch, Georgetown University

Disasters and the Environment Susan Martin, Georgetown University Faith-Based NGOs and Humanitarian Action Fr. Richard Ryscavage, Fairfield University

3:15 Break

3:30 Plenary

Andrew Natsios, Georgetown University (former Administrator, US Agency for International Development

4:30 Break

5:00 Reflections on the Day’s Learning

6:00 Break

7:00 Dinner

8:00 Faculty Gathering Philodemic Room, Healy Hall Saturday, June 5

9:00 Plenary

David Hollenbach, SJ, Boston College (accepted)

10:30 Break

10:45 Concurrent Workshops

Addressing Trauma Arancha Garcia del Soto, Fordham University Working with NGOs Kim Mazyck, Catholic Relief Services

The Media and Humanitarian Action John Rivera, Catholic Relief Services Education and Livelihoods Mitzi Schroeder, Jesuit Refugee Service Dale Buscher, Women’s Refugee Commission

Vulnerable Populations Susan Martin, Georgetown University Responsibility to Protect in Humanitarian Emergencies Daisy Francis, Catholic Relief Services

12:30 Lunch

Presentation on Using Simulations William Stover, Santa Clara University

2:00 Concurrent Workshops

Addressing Trauma Arancha Garcia del Soto, Fordham University Working with NGOs Kim Mazyck, Catholic Relief Services

The Media and Humanitarian Action

John Rivera, Catholic Relief Services Education and Livelihoods

Mitzi Schroeder, Jesuit Refugee Service Dale Buscher, Women’s Refugee Commission

Vulnerable Populations Susan Martin, Georgetown University

Responsibility to Protect in Humanitarian Emergencies Daisy Francis, Catholic Relief Services Anne Bartlett, University of San Francisco

3:45 Break

4:00 Reflections on the Day’s Learning

5:30 Break

7:00 Dinner

7:30 Mass Dahlgren Chapel Sunday, June 6

9:00 Plenary

Larry Hollingworth, Visiting Professor of Humanitarian Studies at the Institute of International Humanitarian Affairs of Fordham University

10:15 Break

10:30 Haitian Relief Discussion of Activities on Jesuit Campuses 11:15 Creating/Revising Campus Action Plans 12:30 Lunch 1:30 Presentation of Action Plans 3:00 Adjourn