The International Academy for Investigative Psychology

Public Transport

Bay Area Rapid Transportation (BART) to MUNI streetcar:

• From Oakland/East Bay, BART train, direction San Francisco, SFO/Milbrae or Daly City.
• From San Francisco Airport or Peninsula, BART train, direction SF, Concord, Richmond or Fremont.
• Exit BART at Embarcadero Station. MUNI streetcar stop for the vintage F line streetcar is located on the southeast side of Market Street ($2, exact change required). Exit streetcar at the Pier 39 stop. Alliant International University is across the street from Pier 39 and the Aquarium of the Bay is next to the Pier.

AC Transit, Golden Gate Transit, Caltrain and Ferry Services:

• AC Transit (East Bay) and Golden Gate Transit (Marin) have direct bus service into San Francisco. Caltrain provides train service from the San Jose area.
• Direct ferry service into San Francisco is also available through Alameda/Oakland Ferry (East Bay), Golden Gate Ferry (Marin) and Baylink Ferry (Vallejo).

Driving Directions

From Oakland/East Bay, use the San Francisco Bay Bridge (US-80 West). Once over the bridge, exit at Fremont St Exit, which exits off the freeway from the right lane. Keep left at the fork and follow signs for Fremont St. Turn left on Fremont St. and then take the first right onto Howard St. Turn left on Embarcadero, follow the Embarcadero until North Point Bear left onto North Point, proceed for one block.

Turn right on Stockton Street, proceed for one block Turn right on Beach Street - One Beach will be on the right side of the street.

From Marin/North Bay, take the Golden Gate Bridge (US-101 South). Continue as US-101 turns into Lombard Street. Stay on Lombard for many blocks Turn left on to Van Ness Street

Turn right on North Point, continue on North Point for 9 blocks Turn left on Stockton Street, proceed for one block Turn right on Beach Street - One Beach will be on the right side of the street

From San Francisco Airport or Peninsula, the main freeway is US-101. If you are traveling North on US-280, this will merge with US-101 just south of San Francisco. Take the US-101 North exit toward Bay Bridge/Civic Center. US-101 will bring you into San Francisco. Take the 4th Street Exit, this is the last exit before you cross the Bay Bridge into Oakland

Take a slight left onto Bryant St at the bottom of the ramp, following signs to The Embarcadero Turn left onto The Embarcadero Turn left on North Point, follow North Point for 1 block Turn right on Stockton Street, proceed for one block

Turn right on Beach Street - One Beach will be on the right side of the street

Parking

Paid parking is available at the Pier 39 garage, across from the entrance to the Aquarium. There are also paid parking lots available within a walking distance of the University and a very limited number of all-day and two-hour street parking. Those with handicapped plates or placards can park on the street and in metered spaces with no restrictions. The closest metered parking spaces are on Grant Street (just east of the building entrance), between Beach Street and North Point. There is one designated handicapped parking space on North Point at Grant Street.

Holiday Inn Select Fisherman’s Wharf
1300 Columbus Avenue
San Francisco CA
415 771-9000
http://www.hifishermanswharf.com

Rate of $147 per night using the corporate code IL7UY. A limited number of rooms available with this rate.

Sheraton Fisherman’s Wharf
2500 Mason Street
San Francisco, CA
888-393-680
http://www.sheratonatthewharf.com

Rate around $199

Courtyard by Marriott
580 Beach Street
San Francisco, CA 94133
415 775-3800
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/sfocf-courtyard-san-francisco-fishermans-wharf/

Rate around $239

Hilton San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf
2620 Jones Street
San Francisco, CA
415 885-4700
http://www1.hilton.com/en_US/hi/hotel/SFOFWHF-Hilton-San-Francisco-Fisherman-s-Wharf-California/index.do

Rate : $239

Submissions (individual papers, symposia or talking posters*) welcomed from Academics, Legal and Law Enforcement Professionals on all aspects of Investigative Psychology including:

• OFFENDER PROFILING
• HOMICIDE & VIOLENT CRIME
• CRIME MAPPING & ANALYSIS OF VOLUME CRIME
• INVESTIGATIVE INTERVIEWING
• SEXUAL CRIME & INTERPERSONAL CRIME
• GEOGRAPHICAL PROFILING
• COURT PSYCHOLOGY: EYEWITNESS EVIDENCE, JURIES, EXPERT TESTIMONY
• TERRORISM
• POLICE DECISION MAKING & INVESTIGATIVE STRATEGY
• DETECTING DECEPTION
• CRIME LINKING & PREDICTION

All submissions must be received by 11th of July, 2011.

* Talking Poster sessions are fast-paced rounds of 5-minute presentations of poster submissions