Tuition & fees

Applicants

The Goldenrod Workshop is designed to meet the needs of writers, professional and non-professional alike, with an interest in outdoor and environmental writing, whether for their personal enjoyment or as a career.

To provide for the best, hands-on learning opportunity, enrollment is limited to 30 participants. First come, first served. The deadline for applications is May 1, 2010, and a non-refundable $250 deposit is due the same time.

Fees:$995 includes room, board and tuition. Participants stay at The University of Montana campus residence. However, students may make alternative arrangements at their own expense.

Full payment is due by July 1, 2010. In the event the Goldenrod Workshop is canceled, a full refund will be issued.

Other activities: There will be opportunities to explore the multitude of outdoor activities available throughout northwestern Montana.

FAQ

Is part of my $995 fee refunded if I arrange my own food and lodging.
No. Course fees cannot be partitioned.

What amenities are available on campus?
Goldenrod Workshop sessions will be held at the University Center, which offers various retail services, including the UC Market, the UC Food Court, the Bookstore at The University of Montana, Campus Quick Copy, and the Bookstore at The University of Montana.

What if I arrive in Missoula before the commencement of Goldenrod? 
Students will need to make alternative arrangements for lodging.

Can I receive academic credit for attending Goldenrod?
OWAA hopes to provide credit for successfully completing the coursework the second year of the workshop, in 2011.

Are scholarships available for the workshop?
Not unless you're a member of Outdoor Writers Association of America. OWAA members may apply for John Madson Fellowships, which are funded through the OWAA's John Madson Fellowship Fund, an endowment that thrives primarily through member contributions and fundraising efforts. Its goal is to enhance professional communication skills for as many members as possible. The deadline to apply is February 1, 2010.  

When is the application deadline?
A non-refundable $250 deposit is due by May 1, 2010. Full payment is due July 1, 2010.

What does the $995 cover?
Room, board and tuition. Participants reside at The University of Montana campus, in dormitory rooms. The $995 fee assumes double occupancy; add $100 if requesting a single sleeping room. Alternate arrangements can be made by workshop attendees at their own expense.

How do I enroll?
Enrollment is open now. APPLY NOW!