Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board: Indian Leadership for Indian Health

Travel and Accommodations

Location

Most courses will meet at the Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board at 2121 SW Broadway, Portland, Oregon 97201.
Additional information, including campus maps, will be sent to registered trainees prior to the beginning of the Summer Institute.

Travel to Portland

Summer Research Training Institute trainees are responsible for making travel arrangements to attend the
program. Portland is easily accessible by plane, train, and automobile.
Portland International Airport is approximately 15 minutes from downtown Portland and is accessible by light rail train ("the Max") and by car.
The train station and bus depot are located in the middle of downtown Portland.
There are several city buses with service to the Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board;
the #8 bus is the most frequent and stops within one block of the Board.
For more information on public transportation visit: http://www.trimet.org

Where to stay

There are many hotels in Portland and the outlying areas, several of which offer discounted rates to guests of OHSU.
Many also offer government rates. We suggest you make reservations as early as possible as Portland area hotels fill quickly in the summer.
We recommend the Marriott Residence Inn-Downtown Riverplace: (503) 552-9500 and the Paramount Hotel: (503) 223-9900.
View the map to the Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board Offices
Hotel Information
Hotels within 1 mile of NPAIHB Office
More Hotels within 1 mile of NPAIHB Office

Sponsors

The Summer Institute is funded by a Native American Research Centers for Health (NARCH) grant from the NIH/IHS and is co-sponsored by the Center for Healthy Communities (a CDC-funded Prevention Research Center) at Oregon Health & Science University.

Tips for registration

  • Participants may register for as many or as few courses as desired. However, keep in mind that some of these classes are offered at the same time.
  • Class space may be limited in the computer-based learning courses such as Intermediate Data Analysis with SAS,
    Questionnaire Design & EpiDataTM and Data Management and Analysis using STATA.
  • Registration forms are due by May 15, 2009.
  • Tuition is due by May 29th, 2009.
  • All books and course materials will be provided.
  • Courses with fewer than three enrolled students will be cancelled.