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Campion College
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3737 Wascana Parkway
Regina, Saskatchewan S4S 0A2
Telephone: 306-586-4242
Profile
Campion College is a Catholic community of learning in the Jesuit tradition at the University of Regina. It provides a liberal arts education dedicated to the development of the whole person — intellectually, spiritually, socially – for service within contemporary society. Campion students have the opportunity to obtain a University of Regina degree within a unique environment: distinguished faculty and academic programs, extraordinary support for students and a 450-year Jesuit tradition of excellence in education.
A federated college of the University of Regina, Campion offers students access to the innovative programs and services of a larger university campus with all the advantages of a small student body, and a personalized approach to higher education. Campion provides a university experience characterized by a strong sense of community and ongoing commitment to personal, innovative and creative approaches to higher education. The Jesuit philosophy of cura personalis, (care for the whole person) is reflected in the college’s encouragement of students to pursue a well-rounded approach to their education.
Campion College is a co-educational institution which accepts students of all faiths. The college and university are located in Wascana Centre, one of the largest urban parks in North America.
History
Year of foundation: 1917
Student fees
Canadian student fees Winter 2010 *
Undergraduate tuition fees (30 credit hours): $4,200
International student fees Winter 2010*
Undergraduate tuition fees (30 credit hours): $10,920
* Source: Campion College (website)
Note: In addition to tuition fees, universities generally charge fees for goods and services supplied to students. This includes areas such as student associations, sports and health. These additional fees vary widely per university and per student and can run from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars. Check with the university for details.
Student enrolment
2009 rounded preliminary fall enrolment *
Full-time (undergraduates): 750
Part-time (undergraduates): 100
* Source: University of Regina
Programs and degrees
Note: The program information is compiled by AUCC staff in cooperation with staff at member institutions. The programs are classified according to the Classification of Instructional Programs 2000. To search for the programs offered by this institution, please consult the Directory of Canadian Universities’ programs database online at http://www.aucc.ca/can_uni/search/index_e.html.
Student facilities and services
Personal support services
Campion campus ministry provides personal and spiritual counselling, a peer support network and centre, worship services, reflection and discussion groups, interfaith activities, volunteer placement, and a friendly and nurturing space for those who need spiritual and emotional comfort. Students do not have to be Roman Catholic to attend Campion College or to use the services of the campus ministry. The informative and spiritual setting allows students to question and formulate their own spiritual values. In addition, Campion students have full access to the range of personal support services offered by the University of Regina.
Academic support services
Campion College faculty and staff work hard to provide students with the support they need to achieve their goals. From the moment prospective students consider an academic program to the day they convocate with a degree, Campion offers a variety of invaluable student services, including: academic counselling and registration, peer and faculty mentoring programs, writing centre, library, students’ union, and a generous scholarship and bursary program. Our library is integrated with the University of Regina’s; it focuses on women’s studies, Jesuit history and spirituality, and religious studies. Students can do Internet research at stations in the library, and wireless Internet is available throughout Campion. In addition to all of the college’s offerings, Campion students have full access to the impressive range of services offered by the University of Regina.
First-year student programs
Campion offers specialized programs and services designed to assist students in making the transition from high school to university with confidence and ease. Programs include: learning community program, one-on-one entrance and academic counselling, orientation program, first-year tutor/mentor program, senior/junior mentoring program, workshops on note-taking and study skills, entrance scholarships and bursaries. Students also have access to the first-year services offered by the University of Regina.
Housing
On-campus: On-campus residence accommodation is available for Campion students in both traditional dormitory and apartment-style. Please see the University of Regina for more information.
Off-campus: Housing in Regina is relatively affordable and available in close proximity to the campus.
Sports
See the University of Regina chapter.
Student assistance
Undergraduate: Students are eligible for all Campion College and University of Regina awards. The Campion program includes more than 70 prizes, bursaries and scholarships, with a number focusing on extra-curricular activities and social consciousness, in addition to academic achievement.
University research
Campion is a small institution, with a relatively young faculty deeply committed to and active in their research projects. They hold various grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada and the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada. More significantly, they also have a reputation for teaching excellence and concern for their students, which is of primary importance at the college. Among the research projects being conducted by Campion professors are studies focusing on cognition, which have practical applications in the schools and in clinical counselling; the analysis of election results and political trends; Catholic studies; astronomy; and holocaust studies. A number of faculty
are involved in research into ancient and medieval thought and culture, an area of study that is significant in understanding our society.
International education
Our international agreements for faculty and student exchanges are all done in conjunction with the University of Regina. Please see the University of Regina chapter for more information. Campion College provides study tour courses abroad and has an international students’ association to welcome our international students.
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