International Conference on Information Systems 
ICIS 2006 - December 10 to 13

Milwaukee, Wisconsin - USA

 
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Sunday Night Reception
The Sunday night reception will be held at the Milwaukee Art Museum.  Buses will start leaving both the Milwaukee Hilton City Center and the Hyatt Regency Milwaukee hotels beginning at 6:15 pm.  The reception begins at 6:30 pm and ends at 9:00 pm.  Continuous bus service (trip is about 10 minutes) will be provided between the hotels and the museum during this period.  The following description of the facility, the menu and the special art exhibit:

"The Calatrava"

The Sunday evening reception will be held in the stunning “bird in flight” addition to the Milwaukee Art Museum, designed by the world renowned Spanish architect and engineer, Dr. Santiago Calatrava.  Nationally recognized as an architectural masterpiece, the addition has received the following awards:

  • Time magazine named the Museum “Best Design of 2001”.
  • MAM was named one of the five most important buildings of the 21st century by the Sunday newspaper magazine USA Weekend.
  • In 2002, the Museum was named among the “New Wonders of the World” by Conde Nast Traveler magazine.
  • In 2003, MAM was named fourth top art museum by Home & Away magazine readers.
  • In November 2003, PEOPLE magazine named the Milwaukee Art Museum among three “New American Beauties.”


Reception - European Buffet Menu

The following is the planned menu for the opening reception.  The buffet  will feature Ellen Zilli's Catering and  will be served on china:

  Hot Selection  
  Beef Wellington Hors Style Petite Tenderloin Topped With A Mushroom Duxelle And Wrapped In Puff Pastry; Baked Golden Brown
Mushrooms Stuffed With Cheese Trio

Three Cheeses, Garlic, Red Pepper And Bread Crumbs Fill A Mushroom Cap And Baked.

  Spinach Puffs

Pureed Leaf Spinach Blended With Diced Onion Cream Cheese And Parmesan Cheese; Rolled And Sliced Into A Spiral Design.

  Sugar Melon Wraps

Sweet Cantaloupe And Honeydew Balls Wrapped In Succulent Slices Of Prosciutto Ham.

  Cold Selection  
  Raspberry Brie Tarts Brie Cheese Piped Into A Phyllo Tart Then Garnished With Fresh Raspberries.
  Poultry Salad Puffs

Our Own Fresh Chicken Salad Fills A Mini Puff Pastry And Is Garnished With A Grape Half.

  Bruschetta Hors Style Mini Parmesan Croustades Topped With A Tomato, Fresh Basil And Olive Oil
  Chef Select Hors D'oeuvers

Two additional chef select hors d'oeuvres will be included in the menu, variety will be hand passed at random, not all varieties will be served at one time.

  Interactive Stations  
  Chef Carved Tenderloin Station Style Chef Carved Beef Tenderloin Served To Petite Buttercrust Rolls With Butter, Accents, Horseradish Creme And Chateau Sauce.
  Stir Fry Stations With/Without Chicken

Chicken (Optional) With Fresh Crisp Oriental Vegetables, Fresh Ginger And Chinese Seasonings, Tender White Steamed Rice
Miniature Egg Rolls Served With Hot Mustard Sauce And Sweet & Sour Sauce
Fortune Cookies

  Coffee and Dessert  
  European Coffee Station

Regular Colombian Supreme, Irish Crème and Vanilla Almond Coffees With Garnishments Of Cream, Sugar, Chocolate, Reception Sticks And Whipped Cream

  Pastry Table

Wisconsin's Favorite Cream Puffs, Mini Cheesecakes, Fruit Tarts, Chocolate Eclairs, Rum Balls And Chocolate Covered Strawberries

  Beverages  
  Beer, Wine and Soda Open bar to include glassware, ice and paper cocktail napkins

 

Biedermeir Exhibit

While at the Milwaukee Art Museum,  your have the opportunity the browse through their current special exhibit: Biedermeir:  The Invention of Simplicity.  This touring international loan exhibition focuses on the Biedermeier period in Central Europe from 1815 to 1830. It brings together for the first time almost 300 outstanding examples of German, Austrian and Czechoslovakian paintings, furniture, related decorative arts and works on paper that document in depth the innovative character of the period and demonstrate how it is a precursor to modernism.

 


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