Course Details: RA01096-D301

Course Outline

Day 1

Welcome and Introduction – Douglas T. Reindl, PhD, PE, Professor, UW–Madison

Mechanical Integrity for Refrigeration Systems – Douglas T. Reindl

Regulatory requirements: 1910.119 (j)
Current MI practices in refrigeration
Common gaps in mechanical integrity programs

Refrigeration System Failure Mechanics – Douglas T. Reindl

Corrosion, uniform and pitting
Corrosion under insulation (CUI), causes, and cures
Stress corrosion cracking (SCC), mechanisms, and prevention measures

Refrigeration Systems Review – Douglas T. Reindl

Vapor compression cycle and components
Single and multi-stage systems
Areas of refrigeration systems with higher mechanical integrity risks

Planning a Mechanical Integrity Inspection – James Kovarik, Vice President, NDE Technology, Lixi, Inc., Huntley, IL

Establishing a clear inspection scope
Resource requirements for conducting inspection(s)
"Go / no-go" criteria
Qualifying an inspection contractor
Interpreting results
P&IDs - requisite elements, use for guiding inspections

Introduction to Refrigeration Systems Failure Mechanics – Douglas T. Reindl

External corrosion on uninsulated and insulated piping and vessels
Erosion
Stress corrosion cracking
Weld defects
Physical protection

Day 2

Principles and practices for managing the MI of piping and vessels – Douglas T. Reindl

Guiding principles
Preparing an inspection plan
Qualifications of inspectors
Visual (VT) inspection process
VT for piping and pressure vessels
Classifying corrosion
Assessing fitness for continued operation
Required follow-up and deficiency management

Introduction to NDE Technology – James Kovarik

Visual
Liquid penetrant
Magnetic particle testing
Ultrasonic
Radiographic
Eddy current
GUL

Principles and practices for managing the MI of heat exchangers – Douglas T. Reindl

Modalities of failure
Recommended inspections and tests
Examples

Insulation Systems for Piping and Vessels – Douglas T. Reindl

Key elements that comprise an insulation system
Practices for proper pipe and vessel coating
Insulation types and selection
Vapor retarders
Jackets
Ongoing maintenance

Day 3

Introducing the IRC's Mechanical Integrity Guidebook – Douglas T. Reindl

Guidebook objectives and guiding principles
Guidebook organization
Overview of contents
Strategies for implementing recommendations and refining your MI program

Principles and practices for managing the MI of machinery room safety systems – Douglas T. Reindl

Scope
Modalities of failure
Recommendations for inspections and tests
Examples

Principles and practices for managing the MI of other components – Douglas T. Reindl

Scope
Modalities of failure
Recommendations for inspections and tests
Examples

Course Schedule

Location and Lodging

Course Location

Pyle Center

702 Langdon Street
Madison, WI 53706

Map

866-301-1753

608-262-1122

Lodging

Fluno Center

601 University Avenue
Madison, WI 53706

Map

Accommodations include: Your stay includes hot breakfast buffet, fitness center, business center, convenient on-site parking. Guest rooms are complete with Keurig coffee maker, refrigerator, complimentary high-speed Internet, and 40-inch, flat screen, high-def TVs.

Online Reservations

608-441-7117

877-773-5866

DoubleTree by Hilton Madison Downtown

525 West Johnson Street
Madison, WI 53703

Map

Reserve by: October 3, 2026

Accommodations include: Enjoy complimentary business center, WiFi and Local/Airport Shuttle. Each room has a refrigerator, microwave, 42-inch HDTV, and executive desk. Parking available $15/night.

Online Reservations

800-222-8733

608-251-5511

More Madison Lodging Options

Course Notes

Instructors and Program Director

Instructors
James Kovarik
Vice President, NDE Technology
James Kovarik is Vice President of NDE Technology at Lixi, Inc. Kovarik has an extensive background in both the development and utilization of non-destructive evaluation technologies in chemical plants, petrochemical facilities, and industrial refrigeration operations.
Douglas Reindl
Professor
Douglas Reindl, PhD, PE is a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and a Program Director at the Office of Interdisciplinary Professional Programs at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He brings extensive expertise in mechanical systems, with a particular focus on industrial ammonia refrigeration. As the founding director of the Industrial Refrigeration Consortium, Dr. Reindl is dedicated to advancing the safety, efficiency, and reliability of refrigeration infrastructure. He holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering Technology from the Milwaukee School of Engineering, and both MS and PhD degrees in Mechanical Engineering from UW–Madison. A registered professional engineer in Wisconsin, Dr. Reindl is widely recognized for his leadership in refrigeration education and applied research.
Program Director
Douglas Reindl

Additional Information

Attendees participating in this course will be able to earn a digital badge as evidence of the knowledge they obtained during the course. Digital badges are micro-credentials that can be earned by successfully passing a final quiz administered online after completing the course. Click here for information on digital badges.

Attend this course and receive the IRC’s Principles and Practices of Mechanical Integrity Guidebook for Industrial Refrigeration Systems. This comprehensive resource is a must-have for anyone working in the industrial refrigeration industry. Whether you are involved in designing, constructing, operating, or maintaining closed-circuit industrial ammonia refrigeration systems, this guidebook will help you manage the mechanical integrity of industrial ammonia refrigeration systems.

Total Credits:

CEU 2,

PDH 20,

Applies to this Certificate:

Process Safety Management Professional,

Course Administration

Fee Information

Fee covers morning and afternoon breaks, scheduled lunches, course materials, and live instruction.

Discounts

Industrial Refrigeration Consortium (IRC) UW-Madison member course fee: $1395. We will verify your affiliation.

Payment Options

If you are planning to attend an Interdisciplinary Professional Programs course, payment is required at the time of registration. Below are the payment options:

Pay by Credit Card

Enroll online and pay by credit card.

Search for the course on the website and then click on the Enroll Now button from the course webpage.
Enter all necessary course attendee information and payment information on the course enrollment page.
You will receive an email to confirm successful enrollment and payment.

Enroll over the phone and pay by credit card.

Call CERC Registrations at 608-262-2451.
Provide the registrations representative with:
- the course name, dates, and/or course number.
- the necessary course attendee information and payment information.
You will receive either a mailed document or an email to confirm successful enrollment payment.

Pay by Check

Mail in a completed registration form and check payable to UW Madison.

Fill out a registration form (found either in the back of the course brochure you received in the mail or here).
Prepare a check, made payable to UW Madison.
Mail the registration form and check to: CERC Registrations 21 N Park St, Ste 7101 Madison, WI 53715
You will receive either a mailed document or an email to confirm successful enrollment and payment.

Pay by Purchase Order

Request Purchase Order information from registration@cerc.wisc.edu
- If a fee quote is needed, contact custserv@interpro.wisc.edu first
You will receive an invoice from UW–Madison Business Services for payment, usually within 3–5 business days

Military

If using SF-182 form, please call our registration number at 608-262-2451 or email registration@cerc.wisc.edu for details and instructions.

Event Cancellation

We reserve the right to cancel a course due to insufficient enrollment or unforeseen events. If we cancel a course, participants will be notified via email or phone and will be given the option for a full refund or to transfer their registration and any fees paid to another course. We are not responsible for non-refundable plane tickets, hotel reservations, and other travel related expenses. For enrollee Course Cancellation, refer to notes on course page.

Cancellation Policy

If you cannot attend, please notify us no later than one week before your course begins, and we will refund your fee. Cancellations received after this date and no-shows are subject to a $150 administrative fee. You may enroll a substitute at any time before the course starts.

Course Details: RA01096-E036

Course Outline

Day 1

Welcome and Introduction – Douglas T. Reindl, PhD, PE, Professor, UW–Madison

Mechanical Integrity for Refrigeration Systems – Douglas T. Reindl

Regulatory requirements: 1910.119 (j)
Current MI practices in refrigeration
Common gaps in mechanical integrity programs

Refrigeration System Failure Mechanics – Douglas T. Reindl

Corrosion, uniform and pitting
Corrosion under insulation (CUI), causes, and cures
Stress corrosion cracking (SCC), mechanisms, and prevention measures

Refrigeration Systems Review – Douglas T. Reindl

Vapor compression cycle and components
Single and multi-stage systems
Areas of refrigeration systems with higher mechanical integrity risks

Planning a Mechanical Integrity Inspection – James Kovarik, Vice President, NDE Technology, Lixi, Inc., Huntley, IL

Establishing a clear inspection scope
Resource requirements for conducting inspection(s)
"Go / no-go" criteria
Qualifying an inspection contractor
Interpreting results
P&IDs - requisite elements, use for guiding inspections

Introduction to Refrigeration Systems Failure Mechanics – Douglas T. Reindl

External corrosion on uninsulated and insulated piping and vessels
Erosion
Stress corrosion cracking
Weld defects
Physical protection

Day 2

Principles and practices for managing the MI of piping and vessels – Douglas T. Reindl

Guiding principles
Preparing an inspection plan
Qualifications of inspectors
Visual (VT) inspection process
VT for piping and pressure vessels
Classifying corrosion
Assessing fitness for continued operation
Required follow-up and deficiency management

Introduction to NDE Technology – James Kovarik

Visual
Liquid penetrant
Magnetic particle testing
Ultrasonic
Radiographic
Eddy current
GUL

Principles and practices for managing the MI of heat exchangers – Douglas T. Reindl

Modalities of failure
Recommended inspections and tests
Examples

Insulation Systems for Piping and Vessels – Douglas T. Reindl

Key elements that comprise an insulation system
Practices for proper pipe and vessel coating
Insulation types and selection
Vapor retarders
Jackets
Ongoing maintenance

Day 3

Introducing the IRC's Mechanical Integrity Guidebook – Douglas T. Reindl

Guidebook objectives and guiding principles
Guidebook organization
Overview of contents
Strategies for implementing recommendations and refining your MI program

Principles and practices for managing the MI of machinery room safety systems – Douglas T. Reindl

Scope
Modalities of failure
Recommendations for inspections and tests
Examples

Principles and practices for managing the MI of other components – Douglas T. Reindl

Scope
Modalities of failure
Recommendations for inspections and tests
Examples

Course Schedule

Location and Lodging

Course Location

Pyle Center

702 Langdon Street
Madison, WI 53706

Map

866-301-1753

608-262-1122

Lodging

Madison Concourse Hotel and Governor's Club

One West Dayton Street
Madison, WI 53703

Map

Room: rates start at $160

Accommodations include: Complimentary WiFi, Local/Airport Shuttle, Pool, and Fitness Center.

DoubleTree by Hilton Madison Downtown

525 West Johnson Street
Madison, WI 53703

Map

Accommodations include: Enjoy complimentary business center, WiFi and Local/Airport Shuttle. Each room has a refrigerator, microwave, 42-inch HDTV, and executive desk. Parking available $15/night.

Online Reservations

800-222-8733

608-251-5511

Fluno Center

601 University Avenue
Madison, WI 53706

Map

Room: rates start at $170

Reserve by: October 3, 2027

Accommodations include: Your stay includes hot breakfast buffet, fitness center, business center, convenient on-site parking. Guest rooms are complete with Keurig coffee maker, refrigerator, complimentary high-speed Internet, and 40-inch, flat screen, high-def TVs.

Online Reservations

608-441-7117

877-773-5866

More Madison Lodging Options

Course Notes

This in-person course uses the Canvas learning management system to provide access to instructional materials, participation certificates, and course evaluations. A UW NetID is required to log in to Canvas.

Your registration confirmation email will include step-by-step instructions for setting up your NetID and accessing the Canvas course site. Please check your spam folder if you do not see your confirmation or UW communication emails from the "@wisc.edu" address.

This course is part of the Process Safety Management Professional Certificate. Increase your knowledge and effectiveness at managing PSM/RMP programs for your ammonia refrigerated facility, while earning a recognized credential. The course can be taken individually.

Instructors and Program Director

Instructors
Douglas Reindl
Professor
Douglas Reindl, PhD, PE is a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and a Program Director at the Office of Interdisciplinary Professional Programs at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He brings extensive expertise in mechanical systems, with a particular focus on industrial ammonia refrigeration. As the founding director of the Industrial Refrigeration Consortium, Dr. Reindl is dedicated to advancing the safety, efficiency, and reliability of refrigeration infrastructure. He holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering Technology from the Milwaukee School of Engineering, and both MS and PhD degrees in Mechanical Engineering from UW–Madison. A registered professional engineer in Wisconsin, Dr. Reindl is widely recognized for his leadership in refrigeration education and applied research.
James Kovarik
Vice President, NDE Technology
James Kovarik is Vice President of NDE Technology at Lixi, Inc. Kovarik has an extensive background in both the development and utilization of non-destructive evaluation technologies in chemical plants, petrochemical facilities, and industrial refrigeration operations.
Marc Claas
Researcher
Marc Claas is an Associate Researcher with the Industrial Refrigeration Consortium, specializing in industrial refrigeration since 2009. He focuses on system maintenance, safe operation, troubleshooting, and regulatory compliance, with a growing interest in emerging cooling technologies. Marc has led online operator training programs and brings extensive field experience in Process Safety Management (PSM), including audits and Process Hazard Analyses (PHAs). He also investigates energy efficiency and operational improvements in refrigeration systems. Marc holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from UW-Platteville and an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on Thermal Sciences from UW-Madison. He is an active member of the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration.
Program Director
Douglas Reindl

Additional Information

Attendees participating in this course will be able to earn a digital badge as evidence of the knowledge they obtained during the course. Digital badges are micro-credentials that can be earned by successfully passing a final quiz administered online after completing the course. Click here for information on digital badges.

Attend this course and receive the IRC’s Principles and Practices of Mechanical Integrity Guidebook for Industrial Refrigeration Systems. This comprehensive resource is a must-have for anyone working in the industrial refrigeration industry. Whether you are involved in designing, constructing, operating, or maintaining closed-circuit industrial ammonia refrigeration systems, this guidebook will help you manage the mechanical integrity of industrial ammonia refrigeration systems.

Total Credits:

CEU 2,

PDH 20,

Applies to this Certificate:

Process Safety Management Professional,

Course Administration

Fee Information

Fee covers morning and afternoon breaks, scheduled lunches, course materials, and live instruction.

Discounts

Industrial Refrigeration Consortium (IRC) members receive $200 off the registration fee per person. Member affiliation will be verified.

Payment Options

If you are planning to attend an Interdisciplinary Professional Programs course, payment is required at the time of registration. Below are the payment options:

Pay by Credit Card

Enroll online and pay by credit card.

Search for the course on the website and then click on the Enroll Now button from the course webpage.
Enter all necessary course attendee information and payment information on the course enrollment page.
You will receive an email to confirm successful enrollment and payment.

Enroll over the phone and pay by credit card.

Call CERC Registrations at 608-262-2451.
Provide the registrations representative with:
- the course name, dates, and/or course number.
- the necessary course attendee information and payment information.
You will receive either a mailed document or an email to confirm successful enrollment payment.

Pay by Check

Mail in a completed registration form and check payable to UW Madison.

Fill out a registration form (found either in the back of the course brochure you received in the mail or here).
Prepare a check, made payable to UW Madison.
Mail the registration form and check to: CERC Registrations 21 N Park St, Ste 7101 Madison, WI 53715
You will receive either a mailed document or an email to confirm successful enrollment and payment.

Pay by Purchase Order

Request Purchase Order information from registration@cerc.wisc.edu
- If a fee quote is needed, contact custserv@interpro.wisc.edu first
You will receive an invoice from UW–Madison Business Services for payment, usually within 3–5 business days

Military

If using SF-182 form, please call our registration number at 608-262-2451 or email registration@cerc.wisc.edu for details and instructions.

Event Cancellation

We reserve the right to cancel a course due to insufficient enrollment or unforeseen events. If we cancel a course, participants will be notified via email or phone and will be given the option for a full refund or to transfer their registration and any fees paid to another course. We are not responsible for non-refundable plane tickets, hotel reservations, and other travel related expenses. For enrollee Course Cancellation, refer to notes on course page.

Cancellation Policy

If you cannot attend, please notify us by no later than one week before your course begins, and we will refund your fee. Because this course has limited enrollment, cancellation received after this date and no-shows are subject to the full course fee. You may enroll a substitute at any time before the course starts.

Course Details: RA01096-E070

Course Outline

Day 1

Welcome and Introduction – Douglas T. Reindl, PhD, PE, Professor, UW–Madison

Mechanical Integrity for Refrigeration Systems – Douglas T. Reindl

Regulatory requirements: 1910.119 (j)
Current MI practices in refrigeration
Common gaps in mechanical integrity programs

Refrigeration System Failure Mechanics – Douglas T. Reindl

Corrosion, uniform and pitting
Corrosion under insulation (CUI), causes, and cures
Stress corrosion cracking (SCC), mechanisms, and prevention measures

Refrigeration Systems Review – Douglas T. Reindl

Vapor compression cycle and components
Single and multi-stage systems
Areas of refrigeration systems with higher mechanical integrity risks

Planning a Mechanical Integrity Inspection – James Kovarik, Vice President, NDE Technology, Lixi, Inc., Huntley, IL

Establishing a clear inspection scope
Resource requirements for conducting inspection(s)
"Go / no-go" criteria
Qualifying an inspection contractor
Interpreting results
P&IDs - requisite elements, use for guiding inspections

Introduction to Refrigeration Systems Failure Mechanics – Douglas T. Reindl

External corrosion on uninsulated and insulated piping and vessels
Erosion
Stress corrosion cracking
Weld defects
Physical protection

Day 2

Principles and practices for managing the MI of piping and vessels – Douglas T. Reindl

Guiding principles
Preparing an inspection plan
Qualifications of inspectors
Visual (VT) inspection process
VT for piping and pressure vessels
Classifying corrosion
Assessing fitness for continued operation
Required follow-up and deficiency management

Introduction to NDE Technology – James Kovarik

Visual
Liquid penetrant
Magnetic particle testing
Ultrasonic
Radiographic
Eddy current
GUL

Principles and practices for managing the MI of heat exchangers – Douglas T. Reindl

Modalities of failure
Recommended inspections and tests
Examples

Insulation Systems for Piping and Vessels – Douglas T. Reindl

Key elements that comprise an insulation system
Practices for proper pipe and vessel coating
Insulation types and selection
Vapor retarders
Jackets
Ongoing maintenance

Day 3

Introducing the IRC's Mechanical Integrity Guidebook – Douglas T. Reindl

Guidebook objectives and guiding principles
Guidebook organization
Overview of contents
Strategies for implementing recommendations and refining your MI program

Principles and practices for managing the MI of machinery room safety systems – Douglas T. Reindl

Scope
Modalities of failure
Recommendations for inspections and tests
Examples

Principles and practices for managing the MI of other components – Douglas T. Reindl

Scope
Modalities of failure
Recommendations for inspections and tests
Examples

Course Schedule

Location and Lodging

Course Location

Pyle Center

702 Langdon Street
Madison, WI 53706

Map

866-301-1753

608-262-1122

Lodging

Madison Concourse Hotel and Governor's Club

One West Dayton Street
Madison, WI 53703

Map

Room: rates start at $160

Accommodations include: Complimentary WiFi, Local/Airport Shuttle, Pool, and Fitness Center.

DoubleTree by Hilton Madison Downtown

525 West Johnson Street
Madison, WI 53703

Map

Accommodations include: Enjoy complimentary business center, WiFi and Local/Airport Shuttle. Each room has a refrigerator, microwave, 42-inch HDTV, and executive desk. Parking available $15/night.

Online Reservations

800-222-8733

608-251-5511

Fluno Center

601 University Avenue
Madison, WI 53706

Map

Accommodations include: Your stay includes hot breakfast buffet, fitness center, business center, convenient on-site parking. Guest rooms are complete with Keurig coffee maker, refrigerator, complimentary high-speed Internet, and 40-inch, flat screen, high-def TVs.

Online Reservations

608-441-7117

877-773-5866

More Madison Lodging Options

Course Notes

This in-person course uses the Canvas learning management system to provide access to instructional materials, participation certificates, and course evaluations. A UW NetID is required to log in to Canvas.

Your registration confirmation email will include step-by-step instructions for setting up your NetID and accessing the Canvas course site. Please check your spam folder if you do not see your confirmation or UW communication emails from the "@wisc.edu" address.

This course is part of the Process Safety Management Professional Certificate. Increase your knowledge and effectiveness at managing PSM/RMP programs for your ammonia refrigerated facility, while earning a recognized credential. The course can be taken individually.

Instructors and Program Director

Instructors
Douglas Reindl
Professor
Douglas Reindl, PhD, PE is a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and a Program Director at the Office of Interdisciplinary Professional Programs at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He brings extensive expertise in mechanical systems, with a particular focus on industrial ammonia refrigeration. As the founding director of the Industrial Refrigeration Consortium, Dr. Reindl is dedicated to advancing the safety, efficiency, and reliability of refrigeration infrastructure. He holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering Technology from the Milwaukee School of Engineering, and both MS and PhD degrees in Mechanical Engineering from UW–Madison. A registered professional engineer in Wisconsin, Dr. Reindl is widely recognized for his leadership in refrigeration education and applied research.
James Kovarik
Vice President, NDE Technology
James Kovarik is Vice President of NDE Technology at Lixi, Inc. Kovarik has an extensive background in both the development and utilization of non-destructive evaluation technologies in chemical plants, petrochemical facilities, and industrial refrigeration operations.
Marc Claas
Researcher
Marc Claas is an Associate Researcher with the Industrial Refrigeration Consortium, specializing in industrial refrigeration since 2009. He focuses on system maintenance, safe operation, troubleshooting, and regulatory compliance, with a growing interest in emerging cooling technologies. Marc has led online operator training programs and brings extensive field experience in Process Safety Management (PSM), including audits and Process Hazard Analyses (PHAs). He also investigates energy efficiency and operational improvements in refrigeration systems. Marc holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from UW-Platteville and an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on Thermal Sciences from UW-Madison. He is an active member of the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration.
Program Director
Douglas Reindl

Additional Information

Attendees participating in this course will be able to earn a digital badge as evidence of the knowledge they obtained during the course. Digital badges are micro-credentials that can be earned by successfully passing a final quiz administered online after completing the course. Click here for information on digital badges.

Attend this course and receive the IRC’s Principles and Practices of Mechanical Integrity Guidebook for Industrial Refrigeration Systems. This comprehensive resource is a must-have for anyone working in the industrial refrigeration industry. Whether you are involved in designing, constructing, operating, or maintaining closed-circuit industrial ammonia refrigeration systems, this guidebook will help you manage the mechanical integrity of industrial ammonia refrigeration systems.

Total Credits:

CEU 2,

PDH 20,

Applies to this Certificate:

Process Safety Management Professional,

Course Administration

Fee Information

Fee covers morning and afternoon breaks, scheduled lunches, course materials, and live instruction.

Discounts

Industrial Refrigeration Consortium (IRC) members receive $200 off the registration fee per person. Member affiliation will be verified.

Payment Options

If you are planning to attend an Interdisciplinary Professional Programs course, payment is required at the time of registration. Below are the payment options:

Pay by Credit Card

Enroll online and pay by credit card.

Search for the course on the website and then click on the Enroll Now button from the course webpage.
Enter all necessary course attendee information and payment information on the course enrollment page.
You will receive an email to confirm successful enrollment and payment.

Enroll over the phone and pay by credit card.

Call CERC Registrations at 608-262-2451.
Provide the registrations representative with:
- the course name, dates, and/or course number.
- the necessary course attendee information and payment information.
You will receive either a mailed document or an email to confirm successful enrollment payment.

Pay by Check

Mail in a completed registration form and check payable to UW Madison.

Fill out a registration form (found either in the back of the course brochure you received in the mail or here).
Prepare a check, made payable to UW Madison.
Mail the registration form and check to: CERC Registrations 21 N Park St, Ste 7101 Madison, WI 53715
You will receive either a mailed document or an email to confirm successful enrollment and payment.

Pay by Purchase Order

Request Purchase Order information from registration@cerc.wisc.edu
- If a fee quote is needed, contact custserv@interpro.wisc.edu first
You will receive an invoice from UW–Madison Business Services for payment, usually within 3–5 business days

Military

If using SF-182 form, please call our registration number at 608-262-2451 or email registration@cerc.wisc.edu for details and instructions.

Event Cancellation

We reserve the right to cancel a course due to insufficient enrollment or unforeseen events. If we cancel a course, participants will be notified via email or phone and will be given the option for a full refund or to transfer their registration and any fees paid to another course. We are not responsible for non-refundable plane tickets, hotel reservations, and other travel related expenses. For enrollee Course Cancellation, refer to notes on course page.

Cancellation Policy

If you cannot attend, please notify us by no later than one week before your course begins, and we will refund your fee. Because this course has limited enrollment, cancellation received after this date and no-shows are subject to the full course fee. You may enroll a substitute at any time before the course starts.

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Course Details: RA01096-D301

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Course Schedule

Location and Lodging

Course Notes

Instructors and Program Director

Additional Information

Course Administration

Fee Information

Discounts

Payment Options

Pay by Credit Card

Enroll online and pay by credit card.

Enroll over the phone and pay by credit card.

Pay by Check

Mail in a completed registration form and check payable to UW Madison.

Pay by Purchase Order

Military

Event Cancellation

Cancellation Policy

Stay Connected

Course Details: RA01096-E036

Course Outline

Day 1

Day 2

Course Schedule

Location and Lodging

Course Notes

Instructors and Program Director

Additional Information

Course Administration

Fee Information

Discounts

Payment Options

Pay by Credit Card

Enroll online and pay by credit card.

Enroll over the phone and pay by credit card.

Pay by Check

Mail in a completed registration form and check payable to UW Madison.

Pay by Purchase Order

Military

Event Cancellation

Cancellation Policy

Stay Connected

Course Details: RA01096-E070

Course Outline

Day 1

Day 2

Course Schedule

Location and Lodging

Course Notes

Instructors and Program Director

Additional Information

Course Administration

Fee Information

Discounts

Payment Options

Pay by Credit Card

Enroll online and pay by credit card.

Enroll over the phone and pay by credit card.

Pay by Check

Mail in a completed registration form and check payable to UW Madison.

Pay by Purchase Order

Military

Event Cancellation

Cancellation Policy

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