In an effort to care for the health & safety of all Chapman students, staff, & faculty, all official events for the 2022-2023 Academic year will comply with CDC guidelines, as well as California State & Orange County restrictions concerning social distancing, mask wearing, etc., including Spring Conference. If we are unable to go to Spring Conference due to COVID-19, registration costs will be reimbursed.
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DATES: March 19-24, 2022
LOCATION: Campus by the Sea, Catalina Island Meet at Chapman on Sunday, March 19 at 11:00am We will get back to campus on Friday, March 25 by 3:00pm DEADLINE TO REGISTER: March 3, 2022 COST: $372 ($84 deposit reserves your space) Cost includes all transportation, room & board, and registration. 3 STEPS TO SECURE YOUR SPOT
1. Pay $84 for the non-refundable Spring Conference Deposit Pay by card, cash or check (made to "IVCF" with "Chapman Spring Con" in memo line) This non-refundable deposit secures your spot at Spring Con. 2. After you pay, fill out the registration form & any scholarship forms you need. We ask all students to first apply for SGA scholarships through Chapman. Then if additional funds are still needed, they can apply for an InterVarsity scholarship. Please do not apply for an individual scholarship. Contact a student leader for full instructions on how to do this. 3. Pay the remaining amount of your Conference Fee. You must pay the remainder of the $372.00 fee before the boat leaves the dock. WHAT WILL WE BE DOING?
Each day we will be spending 3 sessions together studying scripture together in a communal, inductive format. There are multiple "tracks" that build upon one another, so each year, you will have the opportunity to go deeper as an individual and a community. Many students look back on their times at Spring Con as defining moments of their college career, and faith life in general. The "tracks" are as follows:
WHAT TO BRING Mask, hand sanitizer, sleeping bag, pillow, flashlight, toiletries (hot showers and bathroom facilities are available at camp), towel, Bible, notebook, pen, camera, and warm clothes (it can get cool at night). There is a snack/gift shop as well as a book table, so be sure to bring some money if you want to buy extra resources, snacks or swag. FUN ACTIVITIES AT CAMPUS BY THE SEA During the afternoons each day we will have several hours of free time at camp. Activities at Campus by the Sea include kayaking, swimming, snorkeling, hiking, volleyball, basketball, and more. Please bring appropriate clothing, swimsuit, sunscreen, etc. for these activities and if you plan to go on the day hike to Avalon, bring $10 cash to pay for the boat ride back. |
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ATTENDANCE
We have a strict attendance policy once registered. No one is allowed to arrive late or leave the conference early without speaking with their staff first.
PHONE / INTERNET ACCESS AT CATALINA
Because we will be at a remote part of Catalina Island, you will have no cell phone reception. There are, however, two payphones you can use should you need to make an emergency phone call. Additionally, should anyone (i.e. family) need to get a hold of you while at camp, they can call (310) 510-0015. They can leave a message and your name with one of the camp staff and the message will be relayed to you. No internet access is available.
CONTACT
Crosby Tinucci ([email protected])
We have a strict attendance policy once registered. No one is allowed to arrive late or leave the conference early without speaking with their staff first.
PHONE / INTERNET ACCESS AT CATALINA
Because we will be at a remote part of Catalina Island, you will have no cell phone reception. There are, however, two payphones you can use should you need to make an emergency phone call. Additionally, should anyone (i.e. family) need to get a hold of you while at camp, they can call (310) 510-0015. They can leave a message and your name with one of the camp staff and the message will be relayed to you. No internet access is available.
CONTACT
Crosby Tinucci ([email protected])