住宿和餐食
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2026 年暑假學院將回到俄勒岡州塞勒姆市的威拉姆特大學舉行！ 2019 年我們曾在此舉行暑假學院，期待再次與大家見面。
誠邀您加入我們的現場課程，享受與師生共餐的時光，在休息空檔隨心交談，並在宿舍與同伴共度美好時刻。
宿舍為傳統式房型，走廊設有共用衛浴，並分為男、女專用。此外，每個樓層皆備有廚房供學員使用。
宿舍距離禪堂僅需步行約 10 分鐘。設有自助洗衣設備，並提供免費Wi-Fi高速上網。
*宿舍數量有限，請盡早預定！
住宿
宿舍床位有限。報名將於三月開始，請儘早註冊以預留您的房間！
所有學生一律自動分配單人房（多數房間採雙人房規格）。若需與同學合住，請務必於報名前自行與您的合住夥伴達成協議，並於註冊時選擇合住選項。 房間裏配有衣橱梳妝檯和書桌。 浴廁設施設於走廊處，並按性別分配為男女專用。
餐食
學校餐廳供應商是Bon Appétit. 他們特別注意爲學生提供許多不同的膳食選擇，隨時可以選擇純素食和素食。 通過他們的“從農場到餐桌”倡議，學院的餐飲服務盡可能使用太平洋西北部農民當地種植的食材原料。
交通
歡迎通勤學員加入我們的用餐時間！這是一個與老師、同學共處並增進認識的絕佳機會。 只要您在校園裏，您在餐廳就可以用信用卡付款。 校園停車需要停車證，如果您開車並需要在校園停車，請聯絡Elena， 邮件：eweiss@nitarthainstitute.org
費用
餐飲和住宿的價格是由大學決定的，
了義學院只是負責代收您在校園裡的住宿和餐飲費用。
| 課程時段 | 單人房 | 雙人合住房 | 餐飲 |
| 1 | $477 | $396 | $331 |
| 2 | $530 | $440 | $371 |
| 3 | $530 | $440 | $371 |
| 1 and 2 | $1007 | $836 | $702 |
| 2 and 3 | $1060 | $880 | $741 |
住宿費用因課程場次而異，因為第二和第三期包含到達日額外一晚的入住。
膳食包括抵達當天的晚餐，以及正式課程期間每天的三餐。
（您離開校園當天不包含餐飲。）
THINGS TO DO AROUND WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
Willamette University sits right by beautiful downtown Salem, the Oregon State Capitol, and several parks and museums, so you can do quite a bit without planning a strenuous outing.
During the day off after each session, Salem offers several peaceful and enjoyable options close to campus. Many are well suited for a relaxed outing, including parks, walking paths, museums, and downtown dining.
OUTDOOR WALKS & HIKES
RIVERFRONT PARK
Riverfront Park is a 26-acre park located along the Willamette River in Salem, Oregon. Features include the Riverfront Carousel, A. C. Gilbert’s Discovery Village, an amphitheatre, a splashpad, a dock housing the Willamette Queen, and the Eco-Earth Globe. Annual events in Salem are often held at Riverfront, such as the World Beat Festival, outdoor movies, and holiday tree lightings.
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BUSH’S PASTURE PARK
Bush’s Pasture Park is a historic 90.5 acres of walking/running paths, wooded areas, and open meadows near downtown Salem. The park has many historical features and recreational amenities. Originally belonging to the Asahel Bush family before becoming a public park, the Bush family home now operates as a museum, contains perhaps the oldest conservatory this side of the Mississippi having been built in 1882, boasts a beautiful rose garden, has a small reservable gazebo, and an art center in the barn.
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MINTO-BROWN ISLAND PARK
Minto-Brown Island Park spreads out over 1,200 acres of lush, open, and wooded areas. This makes Minto-Brown Island Park not only the biggest park in Salem, but also larger than Central Park in New York City. This park also serves as a waterfowl and wildlife sanctuary, which you can enjoy from the observation platforms along the sloughs. Blue herons, ospreys, squirrels, and rabbits are among the many different wetland creatures that call this park home.
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MUSEUMS AND CULTURAL STOPS
HALLIE FORD MUSEUM OF ART
The only liberal arts college art museum in the Northwest, the museum is located near the Oregon State Capitol in the heart of Salem, Oregon. The museum is a leader in the research on the art of the Northwest, with one of the most significant collections of Northwest art and a history of important publications and exhibitions. The museum’s collections reflect the rich Pacific Northwest culture and explore the history of art around the world.
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OREGON STATE CAPITOL GROUNDS
The park features not only cherry trees and other plants favored by Oregonians, but tells a little history as well. Stone plaques set in the mall sidewalks list the county seat and establishment date for each of Oregon’s counties. On the Willson Park side of the street, flags from every state in the union sit in a circle near the Moon Tree, a state heritage tree. The young Douglas-fir, just north of the flags along Court Street, was grown from a seed carried to the moon by Apollo 14 astronaut Stuart Roosa in 1971.
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HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SALEM
Downtown Salem is a vibrant destination filled with unique shops, entertainment venues, and scenic walking and biking trails. Whether you’re exploring on foot or by bike, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Take a walking tour through Salem’s historic district and stop by one of the many conveniently located coffee shops along the way. Don’t miss Riverfront Park, where you can cross the pedestrian bridge to explore the beautiful trails at Minto-Brown Island Park and Wallace Marine Park.
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