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Our Institute will take place on the ºÚÁÏÉçÇø - Oxford, Ohio campus during the last two weeks in June. Participants will get to enjoy our beautiful campus, with historic academic buildings, well-appointed residence halls, classroom spaces, campus quads, and amenities.

Participants will have the opportunity to stay in our residence hall rooms, as a way to get to know one another, facilitate collaboration, and enjoy free time together. We will have a block of rooms in campus residence halls reserved with a special price for our NEH cohort.

ºÚÁÏÉçÇø’s Oxford campus in Oxford Ohio will be the center for most activities during the two-week summer institute. During the day, summer scholars and visiting faculty will have open access to the dining commons, lounge, library, and study spaces on campus. Our staff will organize and guide a field trip to a local mosque, where participants will tour the facility and hear a talk.

Miami’s Oxford campus is renowned for its natural beauty and charming architecture. Oxford offers great opportunities for hiking and biking as well as dining and cultural activities.

Arrangements have been made to house summer scholars at Miami’s Residence Halls, which are a short walk from our summer classroom. This housing arrangement will have some singles and doubles available on a first-come-first-served basis. Please be aware that these are traditional dormitory facilities with shared bathroomsl They do not feature all the amenities of hotel rooms and rentals.

Institute Housing: Package total equates to $608.79 ($579.80 with $28.99 service fee)

• Includes nights of June 18 through June 29, late check out on June 30th included.
• Single occupancy in a centrally air-conditioned, traditional residence hall.
• Includes a weekly linen package with sheets, towels, washcloths, a pillow, and blanket.
• Extra nights available if travel plans call for dates before or after the Institute. Cost $45 plus $2.25 per night.
• Double occupancy rooms are available for the Institute at a total cost of $457.59 per person. Roommate assignments will not be completed by the Institute. Guests must directly contact ºÚÁÏÉçÇø's Conference Services office (513-529-3771) for double occupancy reservations. Should one roommate become unavailable, the remaining guest would pay for single occupancy.

Directions to Campus

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Driving to Campus - State Route 27 and State Route 73 are the main highways to Oxford.

• From the northeast: I-70 to State Route 127 south to State Route 73 west
• From the northwest: I-70 to State Route 27 south
• From the south: I-275 to State Route 27 north
• From the southwest: I-74 to I-275 north/east to State Route 27 north
• From the east and north:
  • I-75 to State Route 73 west
  • I-70 to State Route 127 south to 73 west

Transportation from Airports (Airline Service)

• : Approximately an hour south of Oxford in northern Kentucky off I-275
• : Approximately an hour northeast of Oxford in Vandalia off I-70E
• : Approximately two hours northwest of Oxford via I-70W

Other airports to consider are Columbus and Lousiville.

The Cincinnati and Dayton airports are the two major facilities located within the shortest distance to Oxford (approximately one hour).

Travel agencies in Oxford provide personalized service. 

Airport Shuttles (Oxford)

Available 24 hours a day from Oxford to Cincinnati or Dayton Airport. Appointment required. Visa and MasterCard accepted. Call (513) 896-6605.

Oxford Limousine Service - need-a-ride inc.

Providing transportation in and out of Oxford 24/7 to and from all area airport, bus, and train transportation, by appointment. Located in Oxford, Ohio. Call (800) 891-0064, (513) 523-6840, (513) 523-LIMO (5466), or visit .

Oxford, Ohio is a great place to visit in the summer-time. Summer concerts in the park, biking trails, uptown shops, and community activities are all available.

Visit the  website to plan your stay.

The COVID policy for our NEH Summer Institute will follow the guidelines of the CDC and the State of Ohio. As we know, these often change in accordance with evolving health conditions, so they will likely be updated by June. We recommend that participants be vaccinated and boosted (when eligible) and take a COVID-19 test within 72 hours of arrival. We also urge participants to follow common sense public health guidelines (no large indoor gatherings, social distancing, etc.) while outside of ºÚÁÏÉçÇø facilities.