Residence applications are now being accepted for: Winter 2026 Spring 2026 All terms in the 2026-27 academic year Important: This is not an application for academic admission. Acceptance to Conrad Grebel residence is contingent upon being admitted to an academic program at the University of Waterloo. Take Note: This application requires you to respond to several short answer questions with a maximum word count of 200 words each. As this document cannot be saved within the application, please prepare your answers in a separate document, then cut and paste them into the correct field when prompted. Below are the questions. A photo is requested prior to submission. This photo will not be published unless/until you have signed a contract with Grebel, at which time a photo release form will be issued. How did you hear about Grebel? Choose one or two experiences over the past 3 years and describe their impact/influence on you (ie: academics, sports, music, travel, art, drama, writing, clubs, faith experience, etc.). Describe yourself ─ your personality, qualities, characteristics, etc. What current issues concern you and why (ie: environmental, political, cultural, social justice, etc.)? Grebel encourages community engagement. There is a student council as well as clubs, choirs, ensembles, intramural teams, chapel, service trips, musicals and much more. Where could you see yourself getting involved? Grebel teaches UWaterloo courses in the following subject areas: Peace and Conflict Studies, Music, History, Religious Studies, Sociology and Mennonite Studies. These courses address big questions of life, help us understand the world and inspire civic responsibility. As such, residents are encouraged to take a Grebel course (or courses). As opportunities arise for you to choose a Grebel course, which subject areas interest you and why? Grebel is rooted in Christian values from an Anabaptist/Mennonite tradition. We promote emotional, spiritual and intellectual growth. We emphasize the importance of reason and imagination, equity and inclusion, faith and action, integrity and personal commitment. In this community you will be supported and challenged. Elaborate on why you want to live in a residence with these emphases. Grebel is a residence community with students from 1st – 4th year, with many of our students choosing to affiliate for multiple years. Explain why you think this is important and share your interest in multi-year involvement with Grebel. If you encounter any issues when submitting this form, please contact Student Services at grebelstudentservices@uwaterloo.ca Leave this field blank
Residence applications are now being accepted for: Winter 2026 Spring 2026 All terms in the 2026-27 academic year Important: This is not an application for academic admission. Acceptance to Conrad Grebel residence is contingent upon being admitted to an academic program at the University of Waterloo. Take Note: This application requires you to respond to several short answer questions with a maximum word count of 200 words each. As this document cannot be saved within the application, please prepare your answers in a separate document, then cut and paste them into the correct field when prompted. Below are the questions. A photo is requested prior to submission. This photo will not be published unless/until you have signed a contract with Grebel, at which time a photo release form will be issued. How did you hear about Grebel? Choose one or two experiences over the past 3 years and describe their impact/influence on you (ie: academics, sports, music, travel, art, drama, writing, clubs, faith experience, etc.). Describe yourself ─ your personality, qualities, characteristics, etc. What current issues concern you and why (ie: environmental, political, cultural, social justice, etc.)? Grebel encourages community engagement. There is a student council as well as clubs, choirs, ensembles, intramural teams, chapel, service trips, musicals and much more. Where could you see yourself getting involved? Grebel teaches UWaterloo courses in the following subject areas: Peace and Conflict Studies, Music, History, Religious Studies, Sociology and Mennonite Studies. These courses address big questions of life, help us understand the world and inspire civic responsibility. As such, residents are encouraged to take a Grebel course (or courses). As opportunities arise for you to choose a Grebel course, which subject areas interest you and why? Grebel is rooted in Christian values from an Anabaptist/Mennonite tradition. We promote emotional, spiritual and intellectual growth. We emphasize the importance of reason and imagination, equity and inclusion, faith and action, integrity and personal commitment. In this community you will be supported and challenged. Elaborate on why you want to live in a residence with these emphases. Grebel is a residence community with students from 1st – 4th year, with many of our students choosing to affiliate for multiple years. Explain why you think this is important and share your interest in multi-year involvement with Grebel. If you encounter any issues when submitting this form, please contact Student Services at grebelstudentservices@uwaterloo.ca Leave this field blank