Housing Information for the
2011 Annual Meeting of ASA.

And a Travel-Page has information about traveling to the conference,
plus ideas for interesting tourist activities for you in the Chicago area.

For questions about rooms and registration, ask Marty Herdrich, marty@asa3.org.
For questions or suggestions about this page, Craig Rusbult, craig@asa3.org.

And a Travel-Page has information about traveling to the conference,
plus ideas for interesting tourist activities for you in the Chicago area.

        To help you find a roommate, if you want to split the cost of a room, you can check "please match me with a roommate" in the online ASA Registration Form (online or printable-PDF) and use our Travel-and-Roommate Board which has "sharing a room" boards for Men and Women;  it doesn't require logging-on, so it's fast and easy to READ and WRITE comments.
        For a previous conference the following comment was part of my "roommate request" on the board, and the basic idea seems relevant for everyone so here it is:  "To avoid waking you at night or in the morning, I'll minimize noise by closing doors (and drawers) quietly, etc, and won't turn on lights (I use an LED mini-flashlight), and I hope you will be similarly thoughtful."

Below are two screeenshots with registration information:
   
room-information #1 for ASA-2011

You can make the following choices when you register
for the meeting, either online or by printing-and-mailing:
 

  
Information from ASA Registration Form  

The ASA Annual Meeting Brochure says, "Lodging at Area Motels/Hotels:  We have a block of rooms reserved at a special conference rate at the Best Western Naperville. Call 630-505-0200 and request the ASA Conference Group Block.  Other local hotel accommodations can be located using the following websites: Travelocity; Expedia; and Hotel.com".