It is free to register for this symposium. However, registration is required. Please register at HERE (Registration is closed. Please contact Center's program manager Cesar Muedas for any question.)

For non-CATM members, please follow the booking link(s) listed below for lodging arrangements. For CATM members, you should have received a separate email about booking the hotel.

By plane

• Piedmont Triad International Airport (GSO). PTI, as the locals refer to it, has around 75 daily flights from most major hubs on the East Coast. Several rental car companies operate at the airport, and taxis are provided by Triad Transportation (+1 336 668-9808). Lyft and Uber pick up and drop off passengers outside doors #2 and #5. As for public transportation, PART Shuttle 27 goes from the airport to the regional hub for $2.50, and from there you can transfer for free to PART buses to other parts of the Triad. 

• Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) is a 1hr drive from the N.C. A&T campus

• Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) is a 1hr 25min drive from N.C. A&T campus

By train

Greensboro is served by Amtrak through its Piedmont and Carolinian services. The station, officially J. Douglas Gaylon Depot but generally known as "The Depot", is downtown at 236 E Washington St, and doubles as the city's main bus station.

By bus

Greyhound has daily intercity bus services from several destinations in North Carolina. All long-distance buses arrive at the Depot downtown.

PART (Piedmont Authority for Regional Transportation) provides bus service between several cities around Greensboro.

By car 

Greensboro is served by four interstate highways, I-40 goes east-west, I-85 goes north-south, and when completed I-73 will go north to Michigan and south to Myrtle Beach, and I-74 will go north to Cincinnati and the Quad Cities. US highways 29, 70, 220, and 421 travel through Greensboro.