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Contact information for various neuroscience and university administrators is listed in the tables below. Directions to the neuroscience program office are located in the last tab on this page. If you don't find the person you need in those tables, or if you aren't sure who to contact about something, please contact us at inp@yale.edu.

Yale Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program
Hope 212, P.O. Box 208074
New Haven, CT 06520-8074
Phone: 203-785-5932
Fax: 203-785-5971

Contacts

Directions and Parking

The Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program office is located on the 2nd floor (Hope 212) of the Hope Memorial Building, 315 Cedar St., New Haven Connecticut

From downtown New Haven

From the New Haven Green, go south on College Street. Cross the bridge which overpasses the highway (Route 34 Connector). College Street then merges with Congress Avenue; bear right. The Hope Building is at the corner of Congress and Cedar Street. The accessible building entrance is on Cedar Street.

Driving to New Haven

I-95 from East and West: Take Exit 47 - Downtown New Haven. Take Rt. 34 Connector, merge into left lane of the Connector. Air Rights Parking Facility at end of Connector, left-hand entrance. (Fee charged to park in garage.)

I-91 from North: Take Exit 1 - Downtown New Haven. Take Rt. 34 Connector, remain in left lane of the Connector. Air Rights Parking Facility is at end of Connector, left-hand entrance. (Fee charged to park in garage.)

Wilbur Cross Parkway from North: Take Exit 61 onto Whitney Avenue through New Haven. Right on Chapel Street and left on College Street. Right onto North Frontage Road; follow signs to Air Rights Parking Facility entrance. (Fee charged to park in garage.)

Route 1 from West via Davenport Avenue: Left on Howard Avenue, 2 blocks to South Frontage Road. Turn right and follow signs to Air Rights Parking Facility. (Fee charged to park in garage.)

Parking

The best available parking is in the Air Rights Parking Facility. There is an hourly fee to park here (see above directions). There is also metered parking available on Cedar Street, limited to one hour.

To the Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program Office from Air Rights Parking Facility: Walk up York Street towards Yale-New Haven Hospital, take left on Cedar Street and walk to the last entrance on the left before the intersection with Congress Avenue.

Flying or taking the train

Airport Information: New Haven is located on the shore of Long Island Sound. The city is served by Tweed-New Haven Airport. Avelo Airlines offers nonstop flights between Tweed and 14 cities. The closest international airports are New York City's LaGuardia and Kennedy airports, Newark International, and Hartford/Springfield's Bradley International. Bus service to New Haven is available at each of those airports.

Train Information: Amtrak has daily service to New Haven's Union Station from Boston and Washington, DC via New York's Penn Station. Metro North has hourly service from New York's Grand Central Station.