Ticket registration for ISRC 2026 is being collected through Whova, however, payment must be submitted through the IU Conference Revenue Collection Form.
Your registration is not complete and will not be retained until you submit payment. If payment is not submitted within 7 days of your registration submission, your registration will be removed.
ISRC attendees are encouraged to download the Whova app to make their own personalized agenda for the day, network with other attendees, and get notifications and announcements.
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We strive to make ISRC as inclusive as possible. If you have any accessibility needs or would like support with accommodations, please contact Julie McLenachen at jmclenac@iu.edu.
If you’re coming from out of town, we encourage you to connect with colleagues in your area to carpool to ISRC. GO Express Travel offers an affordable shuttle service from various Indianapolis locations to the Hilton Garden Inn, which is a short walk down the street from the Bloomington Convention Center. Bloomington Transit provides local bus service. The Bloomington Convention Center is located on the B-Line Trail, a multi-use path running north-south through the heart of Bloomington.
Free parking for cars and bikes is available in the lot at the Bloomington Convention Center. Paid covered parking is available northeast of the convention center at the Fourth Street Garage (105 W. 4th St.). ERI will not be providing parking validation for ISRC participants.
The Bloomington Convention Center is currently undergoing an expansion, with construction necessitating closure of College Ave. south of Third Street.
Detour directions for parking at the Convention Center are as follows:
When traveling south on College Ave.
- Turn right onto Third Street (yellow arrows on map). Then turn left at the next light (Madison Street).
- On the left there will be a single car entrance that will be marked with a sign. Turn left into the overflow parking lot (purple arrows on map). You are welcome to park there or continue east through the lot carefully passing over the pedestrian B-Line Trail.
When traveling east on Second Street
- Turn left onto Madison (blue arrows on map), then turn right into the overflow parking lot (purple arrows on map).
- The main parking lot is highlighted on this map in green.
All-day beverages
Beverage stations offering water, hot tea, coffee, and chai will be available for the duration of the conference.
Lunch
A buffet-style soup and salad bar will be offered for lunch, including rolls and dessert. See menu:
Soups (both vegan): Butternut squash chili and tomato basil
Salad and toppings: Mixed greens with spinach, sweet potato, marinated beets, black beans, diced egg, crumbled feta
Salad dressings: Honey lime, balsamic vinaigrette
Side: Rolls
Desserts: Mini cookies (chocolate chip, sugar sprinkle, oatmeal raisin), coconut macaroons, mini brownies, gluten-free vegan chocolate brownies, mini dessert bars (lemon, turtle, carrot cake), gluten-free raspberry sheet bars
Beverages: Water, coffee, iced tea
Networking happy hour
Beer, wine, soda, and sparkling water will be available during the networking happy hour, with attendees receiving one free drink ticket. Chips and salsa and pretzels will also be available during this reception.
Information about lodging in Bloomington is available at Visit Bloomington.
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