Logistics | Notion

Everything you need to make the most of two weeks of AI workshops, showcases, and conversations at UNL.

Finding Your Way

Most sessions take place in Kiewit Hall on City Campus.

Floor	Rooms	You'll find these sessions here
2nd floor	A203, A211, A235, A251	Keynotes, panels, breakout sessions
3rd floor	A310	Google agents workshop, UK fireside chat, Copilot lab
5th floor	A510, A541, A549	Faculty/staff sessions, MathWorks low-code workshop, career conversations

Other venues:

Sheldon Museum of Art (12th & R Streets) — Inside Outside Summit, Monday April 13
Love Library South, Auditorium 102 — AI Commons for Libraries, Wednesday April 15
Howard L. Hawks Hall, CPEH 227 — OpenAI Day, Wednesday April 22
East Campus Union, Great Plains Room — NU Graduate College Workshop, Thursday April 23
Nebraska Hall 213 — HCC AI/ML Workshop, Monday April 20

Parking

For visitors and non-UNL participants, the easiest option is the 17th and R parking structure. It is a five-minute walk from Kiewit Hall and the rates are reasonable. 17th & R Parking Structure

If you have a UNO parking permit, you can apply for a reciprocal parking pass through UNO Parking Services. With a reciprocal pass, park in the “boathouse” lot north of Nebraska Hall. Boathouse Lot

What to Bring

For hands-on workshops (marked "Bring your laptop" in the schedule), bring a laptop with your UNL credentials ready. Some workshops have limited seating, so arrive a few minutes early.

The M365 Copilot Promptathon on Microsoft Day (April 21, 1:30 PM) requires an active Copilot license. If you're part of the pilot group, you're set. If not, you can still observe and learn.

For everything else, just bring yourself and your curiosity. No technical background required for most sessions.