Directions / Parking

All University of Washington Mini-Medical School lectures will be held in the Hogness Auditorium, which is located on the fourth level of the A-Wing of the Health Sciences Center. Mobility-impaired visitors should contact our office at (206) 543-3620 to arrange appropriate accommodation.

UW Medicine Maps

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UW Medicine Health Sciences Map  (PDF)	University of Washington South Campus Map  (PDF)

Driving and Parking Directions

• From the south via I-5 northbound
  Take the SR 520 exit (#168A) from I-5 northbound. Travel on SR 520 for 1/2 mile and take the first exit, to Montlake Blvd. Turn left onto Montlake Blvd. and go 1/2 mile north to the Visitor Parking entrance in front of Husky Stadium. You will be on a brick surface in front of the stadium gates. Turn right again and proceed to the gatehouse (Gate #8) to purchase a parking permit for $4. A parking attendant can provide directions to the Health Sciences Center.
  
  Parking is also available in the S-1 parking lot for $4. To reach that lot, from SR 520, take the Montlake exit. Turn left onto Montlake Blvd. and go North (get into the left turn lane) to NE Pacific Street. Turn left onto NE Pacific. Continue to 15th Ave. NE (past the Health Sciences complex) and turn left, curving behind the building. Stop at the gatehouse (Gate #6). Try to park on the 1st level (enclosed) of the S-1 parking. Take the tunnel (by the Dental School sign) into the building and follow the signs to Mini-Medical School.
  
  Try to avoid parking in the Triangle Parking lot. The cost is significantly more.
  
  
• From the north via I-5 southbound
  Take the I-520 EXIT (#168) from I-5 southbound and follow the directions above.

Taking the Bus

The University of Washington encourages you to join our efforts to improve traffic conditions and to protect the environment. There are more than 50 bus routes in King and Snohomish counties serving the University District. Getting here by bus is easy and inexpensive.