***PLEASE READ BEFORE CONTINUING WITH YOUR APPLICATION*** NOTE: If applicable, the following registration information is for both the course that the IRPJ student will apply to the Certificate in Religion, Peace and Justice and for any course taken in the adjacent session for either university credit or training (audit) for the student's own personal enrichment. It is therefore important that the student complete the following registration information for both weeks if applicable.
If the IRPJ student is attending CSOP only to take the course that is to be applied to their Certificate in Religion, Peace and Justice, please fill out the appropriate information for that session only and leave the other session blank.
For the course to be applied to the student's Certificate in Religion, Peace and Justice, the tuition is the IRPJ credit amount ($1,140) minus the audit amount ($450) plus a $350 administrative fee for a total of $1,040.
If a student is taking an additional course in the adjacent session not for IRPJ's Certificate in Religion, Peace and Justice but instead for the student's own personal enrichment, the CSOP rates of $592 for training (audit) and $806 (credit) apply.
Lodging
On-campus lodging packages are available and must be reserved and paid for in advance. Unfortunately, we are not able to customize lodging packages. Prices shown are per person. Single and double rooms are available in two different dormitory buildings:
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Poettcker Hall
Rooms are furnished with desks, chairs, two single beds (or bunks), and closets. Bedding is included. The washrooms are located down the hallway.
LODGING OPTIONS – SESSION I ONLY
Session I, June 7–13 (6 nights), Single Room, Concord Hall — $328.30
Session I, June 7–13 (6 nights), Single Room, Poettcker Hall — $272.20
Session I, June 7–13 (6 nights), Double Room, Concord Hall — $242.10
Session I, June 7–13 (6 nights), Double Room, Poettcker Hall — $192.65
LODGING OPTIONS – SESSION II ONLY
Session II, June 14–20 (6 nights), Single Room, Concord Hall — $328.30
Session II, June 14–20 (6 nights), Single Room, Poettcker Hall — $272.20
Session II, June 14–20 (6 nights), Double Room, Concord Hall — $242.10
Session II, June 14–20 (6 nights), Double Room, Poettcker Hall — $192.65
LODGING OPTIONS – SESSIONS I & II
Sessions I & II, June 7–20 (13 nights), Single Room, Concord Hall — $711.30
Sessions I & II, June 7–20 (13 nights), Single Room, Poettcker Hall — $589.70
Sessions I & II, June 7–20 (13 nights), Double Room, Concord Hall — $524.50
Sessions I & II, June 7–20 (13 nights), Double Room, Poettcker Hall — $417.40
On-campus lodging packages can be reserved as part of the CSOP online application or by submitting the 2020 CSOP Lodging and Meals Form, together with the 2020 CSOP Application and Registration Form.
Off-campus lodging is the responsibility of the participant.
Meals
On-campus meal packages are available must be reserved and paid for in advance. Unfortunately, we are not able to customize meal packages. Prices shown are per person. The following meal packages are available:
Session I, Full Meal Package, Supper June 7 – Breakfast June 13 ($190.65)
Session I, Lunch Package, June 8–12 ($57.35)
Session II, Full Meal Package, Supper June 14 – Breakfast June 20 ($190.65)
Session II, Lunch Package, June 15–19 ($57.35)
Weekend Meal Package, Lunch June 13 – Lunch June 14 ($45.15)
Meals will be provided in the CMU dining room. For the full meal packages, please note that Friday supper and Saturday breakfast will be self-serve meals for you to access at your leisure. All other meals in the package will be served by kitchen staff at scheduled meal times. Weekend meal packages will consist of self-serve meals for you to access at your leisure.
Folio Café is an on-campus café that serves coffee, small bites and gelato and is open Monday – Saturday. The nearest restaurants and grocery stores are about 2 km from campus, which is a 20–30 minute walk or a 10 minute bus ride. Dormitory accommodations include shared access to a microwave and toaster, but do not include access to a fridge, stove or other kitchen facilities.
Off-campus meals are the responsibility of the participant.
