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TREK: Registration

Registration is now live for all admitted students. The final registration deadline is Tuesday, July 2nd at 5:00pm EST.

How Do I Sign Up for TREK?

  1. Register Online.
    Registration for TREK programs is on a first-come, first-served basis and program spaces fill up quickly! We recommend registering as early as possible to ensure your preferred program.


  2. Pay Program Fees.
    We accept payments by check or credit card; please see the registration site for details. Interested in Financial Aid? Apply using the registration form.


  3. Get Your Packing Lists and Itinerary.
    You will recieve a confirmation email with a packing list specific to your program and details about check-in.

Cancellations

Cancellations made before the registration deadline (July 2, 2013; 5:00pm EST) will be fully refunded. Cancellations made between July 3, 2013 and July 19, 2013 will be refunded 50%. Cancellations of registrations made by creditcard will be refunded less a 3% credit card processing fee. After July 19th, refunds are not guaranteed and only granted at the discretion of the TREK directors and our ability to fill vacated spaces.

2013 Trip Fee
Service TREK (all trips) $600
Wilderness Transfer TREK $650
Wilderness TREK
Hiking
$650
Canoeing $700
Rock Climbing $750
Sea Kayaking $900
White Water Kayaking $900
Biking $950

What is the Cost?

The cost of participating in TREK varies according to the type of trip you choose. Additional program costs reflect the demand for specializedgroup equipment. More expensive options are in no way proportional to the amount of fun and experiential value that all TREK programs offer! Fees include all food, lodging, transportation, group gear usage, watercraft rental (where applicable), instruction, a t-shirt, and administrative costs.

NOTE: For all TREK Programs

Due to the growing number of TREK participants, TREKKIES must provide all personal equipment. Upon confirmation of your registration, you'll receive a detailed supply list for your trip, which will include the "must have" items you'll need to be safe and comfortable during TREK. Please be aware that in some cases, students need to purchase additional equipment after receiving this list, incurring unanticipated expenses.

Students must have proper equipment when they arrive at TREK check-in. Missing items will have to be purchased from local retailer. Purchasing listed items at home will avoid additional expense and aggravation.

Weather in the Green Mountains and Adirondacks is very unpredictable at this time of year. Wet snow, hail, and rain are not uncommon in higher altitude wilderness environments. Remember: there is no such thing as bad weather, only unprepared travelers. Weather simply happens!

Is Financial Aid Available?

Yes! We have two types of aid available: identity-based scholarships and fee reductions. For more information on financial aid for TREK and costs, please check out our scholarship page.

Our ultimate goal is to work with ALL interested first-year and transfer students to make participation in TREK a reality!

TREKKIES who are awarded fee reductions or scholarships may request to borrow UVM Outing Club equipment, which includes backpacks, sleeping bags, and rain gear.

For more information about these financial aid options, please contact us:
Phone: 802-656-2060
Email: Slife@uvm.edu

TREK Staff

Laura Megivern
(Service TREK)

Asst. Director of LCE
Laura.Megivern@uvm.edu

John Abbott
(Wilderness TREK)

Asst. Director of Outdoor Programs
John.Abbott@uvm.edu

De'Ionne Guillory

De'Ionne Guillory

Administrative Assistant
slife@uvm.edu

Be Social.

There is much socializing to be had while experiencing TREK in person - but get a jumpstart making friends by following the TREK fun online!

Check out TREK on Facebook!

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Last modified June 17 2013 03:08 PM

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