Hotels and Travel
We, at WSU, are excited that you will be joining us in Pullman, Wash. for the 2022 Pacific Northwest Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation conference (PNW LSAMP) next April. As of fall 2021, we are planning ahead for an in-person conference and have made arrangements with local hotels in expectation of attendees traveling to Pullman.
Transportation from the Hotels to the Conference Sites
It is a comfortable 1.1 mile walk to the conference locations which will be primarily in the student union known as the CUB (Compton Union Building) and the CUE (Smith Center for Undergraduate Education) building.
If you drive to the conference from the hotels you will have several parking choices that each have easy access to the conference sites. Be sure to check the interactive WSU Pullman Campus Map website, which is always helpful for finding your way around campus. Please note that you will need to pay for parking should you decide to drive to campus.

Air Travel to Pullman
Pullman Moscow Regional Airport
Pullman is served by Alaska Airlines/Horizon at the Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport (PUW), which is a small regional airport located just minutes from the hotels and WSU Pullman campus. Transportation from the airport to the hotels should be arranged ahead of time as cab service is limited. Vehicle rentals are also available, but arrangements should be made ahead of time to assure vehicle availability. Hotel shuttles are not currently available (as of fall 2021), but that may change by the time of the conference in spring 2022.
Alternate Airports
The Lewiston Nez Perce County Airport (LWS) in Idaho is about 35 miles south of the WSU Pullman campus and the Spokane International Airport (GEG) in Washington is about 70 miles northwest of campus. Be sure to check which airlines provide service from your city to either Lewiston or Spokane. Both airports feature taxi service and have car/van rentals available.