Venue & Location
Join us at one of the nation's leading HBCUs in the heart of Baltimore
Morgan State University
Historic Excellence in Education
Founded in 1867, Morgan State University is a premier public research university and Maryland's designated public urban university. As one of the nation's most prestigious Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), Morgan has a rich tradition of academic excellence and social responsibility.
The university serves a diverse student body of over 7,500 students and offers more than 125 academic programs across 12 schools and colleges. Morgan State is classified as a Doctoral University with High Research Activity (R2) by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education.
Campus Highlights
- 143-acre campus in Northeast Baltimore
- State-of-the-art research facilities
- Historic and modern architecture blend
- Easy access to downtown Baltimore
Conference Venue Details
Primary Location
Morgan State University
1700 E Cold Spring Lane
Baltimore, MD 21251
Main Venue
Student Center & Conference Facilities
Multiple meeting rooms and auditoriums
Parking
Free parking available
Multiple campus lots accessible
Accessibility
Fully ADA compliant facilities
Assistive technology available
Conference Facilities
Main Auditorium
- Capacity: 500 attendees
- State-of-the-art A/V equipment
- Live streaming capabilities
- Keynote presentations
- Panel discussions
Breakout Rooms
- 6 medium rooms (50-75 capacity)
- Interactive whiteboards
- Workshop sessions
- Small group discussions
- Technical demonstrations
Poster Hall
- Space for 100+ posters
- Professional display boards
- Networking areas
- Student showcase section
- Refreshment stations
Social Spaces
- Registration lobby
- Coffee break areas
- Lunch venues on campus
- Outdoor gathering spaces
- Quiet networking zones
Technology & Services
High-Speed WiFi
Campus-wide connectivity
Live Streaming
Virtual attendance support
Translation Services
Multi-language support
Technical Support
On-site IT assistance
Getting to Morgan State
✈️ By Air
Baltimore/Washington International (BWI)
- 25 minutes to campus
- Rental cars available
- Airport shuttles to downtown
- Light rail connection to Baltimore
Alternative: Washington Dulles (IAD) - 1 hour drive
By Car
From I-95 North/South:
- Exit 53 (Cold Spring Lane)
- Follow signs to Morgan State
- Free parking on campus
GPS Address:
1700 E Cold Spring Lane
Baltimore, MD 21251
🚌 Public Transit
MTA Bus Routes:
- Route 8: Downtown to campus
- Route 19: Penn Station connection
- Route 33: Cross-town service
MARC Train: Penn Station to downtown, then bus to campus
🗺️ Campus Map & Directions
Detailed campus maps and parking information will be provided to registered attendees
Request Campus InformationAccommodation
We have negotiated special rates at these nearby hotels for NSEA 2026 attendees
Hampton Inn & Suites
Distance: 2 miles from campus
- Special rate: $109/night
- Free breakfast included
- Free WiFi and parking
- Shuttle service to campus
- Reservation code: NSEA2026
Marriott Courtyard
Distance: 3 miles from campus
- Special rate: $119/night
- Business center access
- Fitness center and pool
- On-site restaurant
- Reservation code: EQUI26
Holiday Inn Express
Distance: 4 miles from campus
- Special rate: $95/night
- Continental breakfast
- Free parking
- Pet-friendly rooms available
- Reservation code: NSEA
Booking Information
To receive conference rates, mention "NSEA 2026" when booking
Booking Deadline: May 15, 2026 (rates subject to availability)
Alternative Options
- Downtown Baltimore hotels
- Airport area accommodations
- Extended stay options
Transportation
- Hotel shuttle services
- Rideshare availability
- Public transit options
Explore Baltimore
Take advantage of your visit to explore the rich history and culture of Baltimore
Inner Harbor
Historic waterfront with museums, restaurants, and attractions
Science Museums
Maryland Science Center and National Aquarium
Arts & Culture
Baltimore Museum of Art and American Visionary Art Museum
Local Cuisine
Famous crab cakes, local seafood, and diverse dining scene