Holistic Medicine, Integrated Medicine, Alternative Medicine

Campus Residencies

UNITY VILLAGE CAMPUS

HU Campus Week is held on the Unity Campus in October and April and begins Sunday afternoon in the Fillmore Chapel with the HU Graduation and Ordination celebrations. All students, faculty, alumni, friends are welcome.

The Unity Village Campus is located in a South East suberb of Kansas City, MO easily accessible to Kansas City International Airport. A shuttle is available between the airport and Unity Village campus. There are on-campus room and board accommodations to fit almost every budget. Everything students, faculty, and alumni will need to participate in Campus Week is located in easy walking distance on campus.

This Campus provides a beautiful sacred space for the HU community to come together twice a year for ceremony, classes, and alumni reunions. Alumni are invited to attend “HU Campus Week” for meetings and to participate in residencies on a space available basis. Alumni and participants from the Unity and Kansas City communities will have an opportunity to pay a fee of $75.00 per day to participate in residencies. In this way alumni and others can contribute to the well-being of HU while enhancing their own on-going education. Students will be able to take advantage of concurrent residencies in order to fulfill several residency requirements in one economical trip. Examples of daily on-campus room rates are: $89.00 single - $52.00 double for the elegant Conference Hotel and $54.00 single - $34.50 double for a small motel room. There are also economical rates for hotel suites, a large motel room, and a very minimal rate for shared-bath “cottages”. A cafeteria is available for meals or basic meal package is available. Most campus residencies are held to a maximum of three days so that there can be two consecutive sessions from Monday through Saturday. UnityVillageAccomodations.html
Lodging Information & Reservations: Unity –toll free: 866-348-6489. Reservations 30 days in advance.

FALL, 2009

GRADUATION and ORDINATION:
SUNDAY, October 4th, 2009 – 4:00 p.m. Central time

FALL RESIDENCIES:

MONDAY – WEDNESDAY 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
October 5th through 7th, 2009 - Concurrent classes
701: New Student Orientation (ORP): Faculty (3-Days, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday)
843: Emotions & Intuition: Rasor (3 of 5 days) Monday is
Lecture/Demo (1-day or 5-day option for public).
857: *Evolutionary Astrology: Patricia Bechdolt, ThD (3-days, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday)

THURSDAY – SATURDAY 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
October 8th through 10th, 2009 - Concurrent classes
731: Inner Counselor: Ann Nunley, PhD & Bob Nunley, PhD (3-Days, Thursday, Friday, Saturday)
843: Emotions & Intuition: Barbara Rasor (Days 4 & 5, Thursday & Friday)
880: Intentional Transformation: Patricia Norris, PhD (3-Days, Thursday, Friday, Saturday)
727: History of Science: Berney Williams, PhD (1-Day) Saturday

Courses marked with a * can be attended a semester prior to enrolling in the course.

FEES: Campus Week is six days long. The Campus Hospitality fee is set at $25.00 per day up to $100 for four days. Fees for the entire six days will not exceed this upper limit of $100.00.

SPRING, 2010

GRADUATION and ORDINATION
SUNDAY, April 11th, 2010 – 4:00 p.m. Central time

SPRING RESIDENCIES:

MONDAY – WEDNESDAY 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
April 12th through 14th, 2010- Concurrent classes

701: New Student Orientation (ORP): Faculty (3-Days)
894: Mind-Body Perspective of Trauma: Geneie Everett, PhD, RN (3-Days)
741: *Energetic Healthcare Applications: Nelson, PhD, RN and Berney Williams, PhD (3-Days)

THURSDAY – SATURDAY 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
April 15th through 17th, 2010- Concurrent classes

727: History of Science: Berney Williams, PhD (1-day)Thurs
757: *Theology of Holism: Vera Borgmeyer, ThD (1-Day) Thurs
833: Adv. Inner Counselor: Ann Nunley, PhD and Bob Nunley, PhD (2-days) Thurs /Fri
889: *Peacemaking & the Integral Model of Ministry: Gary Simmons, ThD (1-day) Friday
752: *Mysticism - Ancient To New Thought: Bob Nunley, ThD, Ben & Teri Martin (2-Days) Fri /Sat
737: *Research Methods: David Eichler. PhD (1-Day) Saturday
767: *Statistical Methods in Research: Paul Thomlinson, PhD (1-Day) Saturday

NOTE: Courses marked with a * can be attended a semester prior to enrolling in the course.

Off-Campus Residency Options

Residency dates are posted to the HU web site calendar. http://www.HolosUniversity.org.
Check with the HU Calendar for dates and with the sponsor about additional fees.
Fair Grove Missouri. Register with Roberta: 417-267-2900 or fax: 417-267-3102.
753-HOLISTIC MYSTICISM: C. Norman Shealy, MD, PhD (Fall Semester only),
841-CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF ENERGY MEDICINE: C. Norman Shealy, MD, PhD
888-INWARD BOUND: Mary-Charlotte Shealy, PhD, 816 and
816 – 817: PAST LIFE THERAPY I & II: Morris Netherton, PhD. (Spring Semester only).
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883-MANDALA: Judith Cornell, PhD (See Calendar on the Cornell Website for dates, sponsors, locations, and registration procedures) www.mandala-universe.com Dr. Cornell also offers an All-Distance version of this course.