What are the requirements for enrollment?
How much per course can I expect to pay?
How do I pay for the course?
How do I enroll?
If I have questions about enrollment, payment, credit, etc., where do I go and when?
How can I contact Unity?
Do I need any special computer skills to take an online course?
How can I give a love offering?
What if I need technical help?
Can classes be audited?
What happens if a course is cancelled?
What if I want to withdraw from a course?
May I miss a class session?
How long is a course?
How am I graded?
Assignment due dates
Homework
Books
What does it mean to take Spiritual Education and Enrichment SEE courses for credit?
Do you have any legal guidelines?
Privacy
Copyrights on materials
What happens after I apply?
May I use a cell phone?
Is smoking allowed?
Will I have access to childcare?
May I bring my pet?
Does Unity provide special-needs assistance?
On Campus Spiritual Education and Enrichment (SEE) classes
How often are the online courses offered?
What is a course session?
How do I prepare for courses?
If each class meets only five times, how lenient is the attendance policy?
Will you allow me to mix and match classes to suit my interests?
How do I count credits in the Spiritual Development Program? And what does it take to graduate?
Once I graduate, may I still take courses?
Should I contact Spiritual Education and Enrichment or the Association of Unity Churches International for more information?
Are any individual Leadership Development Program classes available to someone who wants a little specialized training?
What is Child Ministry Week?
Is the Spiritual Development Program part of the educational process for candidates for licensed Unity teachers?
Who licenses Licensed Unity Teachers?
Will my minister be involved in my training?
What is a focus area?
May I earn SEE credit for Self-Study courses in the Spiritual Development Program?
How can I get credit for these Self-Study courses, and what options do I have?
What are the accommodations like?
What are the rates for lodging?
When do I check in and check out?
What about off-campus lodging?
What’s appropriate attire for campus?
Is there a mailing address and phone number that I can be reached at while I stay on campus?
Will I have access to phone, fax, computer or Internet?
Is food available on campus?
What about my medications and medical services?
How do I find
What are the requirements for enrollment?
Due to the depth of this material, you must be 18 years of age or older to enroll in Spiritual Education and Enrichment courses. If you are younger than 18, please provide parental permission in writing prior to enrolling. No special background is required.(Because the courses are designed for adults, no facilities for children are available during SEE sessions.)
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How much per course can I expect to pay?
Self-Study
Self-Study fee: $19.95 for course access.
$10 per credit up to 8 credits is optional.
CD plus 8 credit hours: $99.95
Online for credit: $99.95Online
Tuition and registration fees for each course are $170.00.On Campus
Fees are to be paid at the Reservations office. A credit card is required to hold your room reservation. Refunds for class enrollment are available only until the first class begins.
1 class
$160.00
2 classes
$260.00
3 classes
$336.00
4 classes
$400.00
Registration fees do not include books.
Note: A $25 graduation fee is assessed for graduates of the Spiritual Development and Leadership Development Programs. This fee includes the cost of one graduation photo and a graduation certificate and will be collected by the SEE registrar during registration for the last session.
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Simply use your debit or credit card on our secure Web site. We accept MasterCard, Visa, American Express and Discover. Or if you prefer not to pay online, you may call our Customer Service Department at 1-800-248-6489.
Only the online courses (self-study and interactive) are available for payment online. For on campus classes please call our SEE Registrar at 816-251-3535, Ext. 2050 or e-mail to see@unityonline.org.
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Enrollment for the online courses is processed through the Unity Online Bookstore. When you register, it’s just like buying a book online: Place the product in your shopping cart and proceed to checkout.
Enrollment for our on campus courses is processed through our SEE Registrar at 816-251-3535, Ext. 2050 or e-mail to see@unityonline.org.
- To apply for A, B and C (leadership)* SEE sessions at Unity Village, you must complete the Class Registration and the Room Reservation forms found in the catalog. You’ll need to specify the sessions you plan to attend and reserve lodging. To obtain a catalog, contact us at SEE@unityonline.org or call 816-251-3535, Ext. 2050, Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
- *C Sessions (Leadership Development Program) are offered only on campus at Unity Village. At this time, three of these classes (The Art of Teaching, Nonviolent Communication and Peacemaking Skills) are available to all, regardless of whether or not they have been enrolled in any SEE classes. Otherwise, the C Session classes are available only to those who have completed the Spiritual Development Program (250 credits).
- Licensed Unity Teacher: You may apply to this program after completing 250 credits of the Spiritual Development Program. You must contact the Licensed Unity Teacher Coordinator (816-524-7414) at the Association of Unity Churches International to complete this process.
- To see where weeklong sessions are being hosted around the country, click here. For five-week or longer SEE courses offered by some local churches, contact a Unity church near you.
- For online SEE courses, follow the links from this page.
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If I have questions about enrollment, payment, credit, etc., where do I go and when?
Online
For immediate answers, call Customer Service toll-free at 1-800-248-6489, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (CT). You may also e-mail us at customerservice@unityonline.org. We will strive to answer your e-mail questions within two business days of receipt. Your questions will be held in the strictest confidence.
On Campus
Please call our SEE Registrar at 816-251-3535, Ext. 2050, Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. (CT) where applicable. You may also send an e-mail to see@unityonline.org.
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How can I contact Spiritual Education and Enrichment Department?
Unity office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (CT), Monday through Thursday. You can reach Unity at 816-524-3550 or the Spiritual Education and Enrichment office directly at 816-251-3535. The fax number is 816-251-3555, and the e-mail address for SEE is SEE@unityonline.org.
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Do I need any special computer skills to take an online course?
If you can navigate on the Internet and have basic typing skills, you will do just fine. CourseWebs, our platform for all our online courses, is very easy to use. The bottom line is that if you have made it to this point on our Web site, you will be able to handle the software for the online course!
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What if I need technical help?
Check our Technical Requirements page for detailed information and support. You may e-mail tech-support@unityonline.org or call toll-free at 866-864-8933.
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How can I give a love offering?
Freewill love offerings by generous people like you help keep our educational programs affordable. Since its inception by the Fillmores, Unity has operated on a love-offering plan, encouraging people to determine the form and amount of their gifts and to continue God’s work. We invite those people taking any of our courses to participate in the flow of prosperity by sharing a love offering designated to Spiritual Education and Enrichment. Donate online and be sure to click on Spiritual Education or mail your check, payable to Spiritual Education and Enrichment, to 1901 NW Blue Parkway, Unity Village, 64065-0001.
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Can classes be audited? Yes, on campus as well as online and WebCam. When you do, you aren’t required to prepare assignments. Audited courses appear on your transcript although you receive no credit for them. Because attendance is so important, if you miss a class you’ll be termed a visitor, and your transcript won’t show that you audited the course. The fee for an audited online or webcam course is $170. The fee for an audited on campus course is $160.
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What happens if a course is cancelled?
We reserve the right to cancel any course and to change the content of any course at our discretion. If we cancel a course, you will receive a full refund. We also reserve the right to cancel the registration of any student. In this case, the student will receive a full refund.
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What if I want to withdraw from a course?
You may withdraw from a course at any time.
On Campus
Refunds are determined on a case-by-case basis.
Online
We review each withdrawal on a case-by-case basis. If you withdraw during the first week, you will receive a full refund. If you withdraw after the first week through the end of third week, you will receive a 50 percent refund. No refunds will be given if withdrawal occurs after the third week. You will receive a refund check in the mail in approximately three to four weeks if you paid by credit card.
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Online
It is expected that you will participate each session and that none will be missed. However, absences may be worked out on a case-by-case basis with the instructor.On Campus
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Online Self-Study
Study at your own pace whenever you like.Online Interactive
Online Interactive course lasts for eight weeks. You study at your own pace and when you like during any given week. Please note that there is new material and reading assignments posted each week so students are encouraged not to fall behind.On Campus
Each course is taught for two hours for five consecutive days on campus. Each class is therefore 10 hours long and is worth 10 credits.SEE in the Field
Each course is taught for two hours for five consecutive days at various churches around the country. Please check for locations and dates.
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Self-Study
Since this is a self-study course, it is on the honor system. It is your responsibility to learn the material to meet your own goals for learning and spiritual growth. When you elect to have credit for this course, we will enter eight elective credits, with a grade of "satisfactory" on your transcript.The additional two credits require a paper which is reviewed by one of our instructors. If the paper is satisfactory you will earn a satisfactory for those two credits. Then the course is upgraded from elective to required course.
Online Interactive/On Campus
Final grades are "Satisfactory," "Unsatisfactory," "NC" (No Credit due to lack of attendance) and "I" (Incomplete). Final grades are determined by completing the required work satisfactorily for each course. Each course has its own required work.
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Online Interactive
Set your own pace for learning as you study each week for eight weeks. Every week you are required to complete reading assignments and reply with your answers to the discussion question(s). Your instructor reads and responds to student postings on the Discussion Forum and will evaluate individual weekly participation. If you can’t participate, it’s your responsibility to make arrangements with your instructor via e-mail.
On Campus/SEE in the Field
Assignments vary. While some are completed during your week at Unity Village, others are completed after your return home with a specific due date.
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Online Interactive
The homework varies from class to class. Typically you must read and contemplate the material. Some instructors will have you reflect on a question(s) between postings if online. You may have to write a paper or two.The amount of homework varies from class to class and depends on the individual’s reading and writing skills. We typically aim for a minimum of two-three hours per week. As with any course of study, the more you invest yourself in the material, the more you will get out of it.
You retain the rights as the author of all your homework. You may utilize your homework in any way you wish. We will not use any portion of your homework without prior authorization by you.
On Campus/SEE in the Field
Assignments vary. While some are completed during your week at Unity Village, others are completed after your return home with a specific due date.
If you can, put homework first, then assignments and then due dates.
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You do need to purchase the required books. The books are the foundational material for the classes. You do not have to purchase any books of interest. These are intended as additional resources.
Books published by Unity House are hyperlinked and available for purchase in our online store. The bookstore located at Unity Village carries additional books, some of which may be listed as required or books of interest. To purchase books from the Unity Village Bookstore, please call 816-251-3578, Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (CT) and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (CT). The quickest way to get your books at this time is through the Unity Village Bookstore.
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What does it mean to take Spiritual Education and Enrichment (SEE) courses for credit?
SEE offers three programs of study that are based on 22 required courses and three elective courses. Each time a course is taken for credit, a student earns 10 credits.
- Spiritual Enrichment Program – If you are on your spiritual path, and simply want to learn for the joy of learning and do not want to do homework, you may enroll in our Spiritual Enrichment Program as an audit student. You will earn a Certificate in Spiritual Enrichment if you complete all 25 classes. Or you may also choose to take only those classes that interest you. In that case you would not earn a certificate.
- Spiritual Development Program – You may want to more deeply engage the material and do homework, and perhaps you are working toward being a licensed Unity teacher. If this is the case, you will want to enroll in our Spiritual Development Program. You will take the same classes as the Spiritual Enrichment Program and earn 250 credits. The difference is that you will be required to do all of the reading and all of the assignments.
- Finally, you may know that you are interested in becoming a Unity minister. If that is the case, please contact our registrar at SEE@unityonline.org or 816-251-3535, Ext. 2050 to discover what classes you need to take as prerequisites for applying to the ministerial program.
Once you have completed the 250 credits for the Spiritual Education Certificate, you are eligible to take classes in our 120-credit (12-course) Leadership Development Program. You may take these classes simply to further your spiritual growth, or you may enroll in the Licensed Unity Teacher Program that is sponsored by the Association of Unity Churches International.
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Do you have any legal guidelines?
Our "terms and conditions" are simple: These courses are for use solely by the individual who registered and for whom a registration fee was paid. You may use the materials of this course to learn and grow in spiritual understanding. Read, view, answer the reflective questions, take quizzes and interact with your fellow students and instructor.
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Will my records be kept confidential?
All your records will be kept private, and only Unity staff will have access to them.After earning credits for the course, your transcript will be updated to add this new information. You will receive a copy of the updated transcript by e-mail or regular U.S. Mail. Your transcript will be available only to you and Unity faculty, administration and staff. Release of your records requires your written permission.
Will my postings be kept confidential?
Being enrolled in an online course is much like being enrolled in an on campus course. A confidentiality agreement can be made between students and the instructor. However, we have no way of preventing a student from inappropriately sharing information that they have read online or heard during class.The instructor evaluates your weekly discussion contributions. Shortly after the conclusion of the course, discussion forum content is only available to SEE staff. At some point, it will be purged from storage.
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Online Interactive
All courses are copyrighted by Unity. All rights reserved. No part of this course may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission from Unity except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews or in the newsletters and lesson plans of licensed Unity teachers and ministers. Write to Spiritual Education and Enrichment, Publishers, 1901 NW Blue Parkway, Unity Village, MO 64065-0001.
Use the materials of the courses to learn and grow in spiritual understanding. Read, view and interact with the online pages or any other information sent by e-mail. Print the handouts for your own use. You may not, however, let people who aren’t registered in the course read or view pages. You may not use discussion thread entries created by others without their permission.
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Online Self-Study
- You will receive confirmation by e-mail, usually within 24 hours.
- You will be sent a separate e-mail giving access information for the class. This is usually within 24 hours if the purchase is Monday through Thursday. If you purchase the course from Thursday after 5 p.m. until Monday prior to 8 a.m. you will most likely receive this e-mail on Monday.
Online Interactive
- You will receive confirmation by e-mail, usually within 24 hours.
- You will be sent a separate e-mail giving access information for the class one to two weeks prior to the beginning of the class.
On Campus
- First, expect to receive confirmation from the Unity Reservations office, assuring you that your room has been reserved and the registration process has begun. For any questions about lodging, meals or travel, please contact the Reservations office at 816-251-3540.
- Second, your suggested class schedule will be sent to you as soon as it is prepared. Contact the SEE registrar at 816-251-3535 (e-mail SEE@unityonline.org) if you have questions concerning your classes or book requirements.
- You may complete your registration on campus the Sunday immediately preceding the Monday opening of each SEE session at Unity Village. Kansas City area students, please register in advance.
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All areas inside Unity Village buildings and Unity vehicles are designated smoke-free, including lodging. There are designated smoking areas outside most buildings; a list of these areas will be available to you on arrival.
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Will I have access to childcare while on campus?
Since all programs are planned for adults, no facilities are provided for the care of children under the age of eighteen.
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May I bring my pet while on campus?
While special-assistance guide dogs are always welcome, Unity provides no facilities to care for pets. Animals are not permitted in lodging or classrooms. Please make other arrangements for your pet while you’re on the Unity campus.
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Does Unity provide special-needs assistance?
We can accommodate guests who use wheelchairs or walkers when they are accompanied by a responsible companion. Many of our outside steps have portable ramps, and elevators are available in the major buildings. If you have a special physical requirement, please contact the Reservations office at 1-866-34-UNITY (1-866-348-6489), 816-251-3540 or reservations@unityonline.org.
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On Campus accommodations for Spiritual Education and Enrichment (SEE) classes
Accommodations are available if you choose to stay on campus during your week of classes. Private and shared rooms in lodging are available. Rates include lodging and meals. A credit card is required to hold your room reservation.
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How often are the online courses offered?
Online Self-Study
These courses are available at all times.
Online Interactive
The courses are offered three times a year. Typically the courses start in January, April and August. Please note that there are registration deadlines.
On Campus
These courses are offered three times a year for three consecutive weeks (A, B and C weeks) typically at the end of March, end of July and the end of October. During A week ALL the A classes are offered. During B week ALL the B classes are offered. During C week ALL the C classes are offered.Back to top
Online Interactive
The courses are offered three times a year. Typically the courses start in January, April and August. Please note that there are registration deadlines.
On Campus
Sessions of classes are offered three times a year and are identified as A, the first set of Spiritual Development Program classes; B, the second set of Spiritual Program classes; and C, the Leadership Development Program classes.
Within sessions A, B and C are the first, second and third sessions of classes. So you’ll complete the Spiritual Development Program when you’ve attended, for example, the three sessions of A and the three sessions of B.
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Online Interactive
While it is always an advantage to read the material in advance, please be sure to have your books by the time the class begins. There will be weekly reading assignments.
On Campus
To get the most out of SEE courses, we recommend reading as many of the required books as possible before you arrive. Once you’re here, you’ll want to pace yourself in your studies, leaving time for reflection as you begin to integrate the material into your spiritual life.
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Since the on campus classes meets only five times, how lenient is the attendance policy?
Because courses are condensed into one-week sessions, missing a little means missing a lot. Perfect attendance is required of all students wishing to receive course credit. However, if you have an emergency while on campus, your instructor will make this determination.
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Will you allow me to mix and match classes to suit my interests?
Spiritual Enrichment
Yes, you may mix and match classes according to your interests. If you simply want to learn for the joy of learning and do not want to do homework, you may enroll in our Spiritual Enrichment Program as an audit student. You will earn a Certificate in Spiritual Enrichment if you complete all 25 classes. Or, you may also choose to take only those classes that interest you. In that case you will not earn a certificate.
Spiritual Development
We want you to be responsible for your learning and achieve the objectives you’ve set for your spiritual growth. The suggested order of the curriculum (A1, A2, A3, B1, B2 and B3) we recommend will help you reach those goals, and we’ll be glad to help you make changes in your schedule according to your special interests. You may be able to complete the entire Spiritual Development Program by combining online interactive classes and classes at your local Unity church. However, if you are planning on taking any classes on campus carefully plan in advance which classes you wish to take to optimize your visit.
Please note that altering the recommended schedule may mean you’ll have to attend more sessions on campus or online to fulfill your graduation requirements. We hope you’ll understand that upholding the highest standards for everybody means we can’t make exceptions.
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How do I count credits in the Spiritual Development Program? And what does it take to graduate?
You may take up to 40 credits per session on campus or in at a local Unity church. However, online students may exceed this limit with the approval of the Dean of SEE. When you’ve earned the 220 required credits and 30 elective credits, you’ll be recognized as a graduate of the Spiritual Development Program and receive a diploma. However, you must complete the accumulation of credits within ten years. Credits older than 10 years are obsolete and must be earned again for inclusion in a current education program.During every on-campus SEE session graduates are recognized at a Thursday evening banquet.
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Once I graduate, may I still take courses?
We believe learning is lifelong. We hope you will continue to take SEE courses as often as you like.
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Should I contact Spiritual Education and Enrichment (SEE) or the Association of Unity Churches International for more information?
For more information about SEE programs please contact SEE. SEE office hours are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (CT), Monday through Thursday. When an SEE session is in progress, classes will be scheduled Monday through Friday. You may contact SEE at 816-251-3535. The fax number is 816-251-3555, and the e-mail address for SEE is see@unityonline.org.
For information about the Licensed Unity Teacher program you can contact the Association of Unity Churches Education Department at 816-524-7414, e-mail ltc@unity.org or write to the Licensed Teacher Coordinator, Association of Unity Churches, PO Box 610, Lee’s Summit, MO 64063.
For information regarding Child/Teen Ministry Week please contact the Association of Unity Churches International at 816-524-7414 to enroll. Child/Teen Ministry Week provides specialized training for those who minister to children and teens. The program is offered by the Association of Unity Churches International during the summer Leadership Development Program term (C week) for elective and specialty credits.Back to top
Are any individual Leadership Development Program classes available to someone who is not enrolled in the Licensed Unity Teacher program but wants specialized training?
Yes, The Art of Teaching and Peacemaking Skills are 2 courses available to anyone regardless of whether or not they have taken any A or B Session courses. However, the rest of the C Session courses require graduation from the Spiritual Development Program.
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Child/Teen Ministry Week provides specialized training for those who minister to children and teens. The program is offered by the Association of Unity Churches International during the summer Leadership Development Program term (C Week) for elective and specialty credits. Please contact the Association of Unity Churches International at 816-524-7414 to enroll.Back to top
Is the Spiritual Development Program part of the educational process for candidates for licensed Unity teachers?
Yes. Candidates for licensed Unity teachers must successfully complete all of the courses offered in the six sessions of the Spiritual Development Program, which is the prerequisite for the Leadership Development Program.
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Who licenses Licensed Unity Teachers?
The Association of Unity Churches International licenses Licensed Unity Teachers. You may contact the Association of Unity Churches International for more information (816-524-7414).
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Will my minister be involved in my Licensed Unity Teacher training?
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What is a focus area within the Licensed Unity Teacher Program?
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May I earn SEE credit for Self-Study courses in Spiritual Development Program?
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How can I get credit for these self-study courses, and what options do I have?
For Unity for Today:
When the course is purchased, there are three options:
Purchase just the course for no credit – $19.95.
Purchase the course and credit for all eight modules – $99.95. (The ninth module—a Unity tour—is not for credit.)
Purchase two additional credits and upgrade to the required course for $40. Please contact SEE at see@unityonline.org or call 816-251-3535, Ext. 2035.
For The Quest:
Please contact SEE at see@unityonline.org or call 816-251-3535, Ext. 2060 to complete the process for receiving credit.
For The Simple Truth:
Please contact SEE at see@unityonline.org or call 816-251-3535, Ext. 2050 to complete the process for receiving credit.
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What are the accommodations like?
Accommodations include private and shared rooms in lodging. Rates include lodging and meals.
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What are the rates for lodging?
Accommodation rates depend on where you stay and whether you choose to share a room or request a private room. Rates include lodging and meals as well as free use of the swimming pool during the Summer Session. Golf is available at a special rate. A credit card is required to hold a room reservation. If you have a roommate preference, indicate your choice when you register.
When do I check in and check out?
Check-in begins after 3 p.m. on Sunday. While classes are over at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, checkout is before 11 a.m. on the following Saturday.
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What about off-campus lodging?
If Unity accommodations are filled or you prefer to stay off campus, please contact the Reservations office for assistance (1-866-34-UNITY (1-866-348-6489, choose option 2), 816-347-5537 or reservations@unityonline.org). You will be responsible for your transportation to and from the campus facilities.
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What’s appropriate attire for campus?
Casual clothes and comfortable walking shoes are suitable for most activities. Although you may want to pack something special for the Thursday evening banquet.
We recommend a sweater and a raincoat for spring and summer activities and a warmer coat for the fall.
The lodging area has laundry facilities. Because the only available transportation is by taxi and the nearest shopping center is approximately two miles away, we suggest that you come well supplied with personal items.
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Is there a mailing address and phone number that I can be reached at while I stay on campus?
While at Unity Village, your address will be:
Unity
c/o Reservations Office
1901 NW Blue Parkway
Unity Village, MO 64065-0001
The Unity phone number is 816-524-3550. The Reservations Office phone number is 816-347-5537. Voice mail is available in lodging.
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Will I have access to phone, fax, computer or Internet?
Phone and fax:
Voice mail is available in lodging. The Reservations office fax number 1-816-251-3556 is for incoming and outgoing personal faxes while you are staying at Unity Village. There is a nominal fee for sending or receiving faxes.
Computers:
WiFi:
Computers with printers and Internet access are available in the Unity Library and Spiritual Life Center.
All lodging, the library and classroom areas as well as most of Spiritual Education and Enrichment are WiFi zones.
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All meals (including vegetarian selections) will be provided at Unity Inn. No special diet menus can be prepared.
Our on-campus coffee shop located within the Unity Bookstore, offers a variety of sandwiches, salads and pastries, as well as Starbucks coffees, teas and specialty drinks.
Small refrigerators are available for in-room storage of medications and special food.
Vending machines for beverages and snacks can be found throughout our campus in common areas.
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What about my medications and medical services?
Refrigerators are available in all rooms for your medications.
Medical services are available through local emergency rooms, urgent care centers and other facilities. You must provide your own transportation to these facilities. Please contact the Reservations Office for more information at 866-348-6489, 816-347-5537 or e-mail reservations@unityonline.org.
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How do I find Unity Village? Any travel advice?
When making travel arrangements, note that you’ll need to be on campus by 5 p.m. on Sunday for your evening meal and orientation. All courses and activities end at 5:30 p.m. Friday.If you are driving:
Unity Village is fifteen miles southeast of downtown Kansas City – near Lee’s Summit – and forty-five miles southeast of the Kansas City International Airport.Other modes of transportation:
If you’re not driving, ask your travel agent for air, rail or bus schedules to Kansas City, Missouri. If you are arriving by air, rail or bus be sure to carry driving directions with you to provide to your taxi driver.If you are coming by air Taxi fare and other transportation services from Kansas City International Airport (MCI) are expensive, because of the distance.
If arriving by rail, Amtrak has limited east-west service to Lee’s Summit. You will need to take a taxi from Lee’s Summit train station to Unity Village. Please call Lee’s Summit Taxi at 816-246-8246.
Greyhound/Jefferson bus transportation can be arranged through the downtown Kansas City bus terminal located on Troost. You will need to take a taxi from this downtown terminal to Unity Village.
We recommend the following shuttle services:
We suggest you call both services to compare rates.Quick Silver: 800-888-8294
Serving You, LLC: 816-522-3582
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