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![]() Conference attendees are housed in a dedicated residence hall just a short walk away from the workshop classrooms. The residence hall rooms are modest but comfortable. Housing assignment is by lottery. A limited number of single supplements are available at additional cost and on a first-come basis. We do everything possible to ensure that roommates are compatible. If you would like to room with a friend, both of you should make the request on the registration form. Each residence hall is divided into several suites. A suite consists of four to seven bedrooms, a common lounge and a common bath. Although the residence hall is co-ed, all suites are single sex. Each Writers Conference resident is provided with a bed, desk, chair, dresser, closet, and bed linens. Internet access, phone jacks and electrical outlets are available in all rooms. Parking is available near the residence hall. The dorm is smoke-free and pets are not allowed. Conference attendees should feel free to use the facilities on campus, including the tennis courts, outdoor pool, and weight room. There are also local inns and motels to choose from, although prices are higher during the summer season. Also keep in mind that traffic increases during the summer season. Local Accommodations:Easterner Motel Old Montauk Highway, Southampton (631) 283-9292Shinnecock Mist Canoe Place Road, Hampton Bays (631) 728-7200 1708 House 126 Main Street, Southampton 287-1708 http://www.1708house.com/ The Southampton Inn 91 Hill Street, Southampton (631) 283-6500 http://www.southamptoninn.com/ MealsResidential Conference attendees will be provided with three meals a day, as well as a variety of refreshments throughout the day. Commuters will receive breakfast and lunch only.
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