Past Events

This gathering provided an opportunity for teachers and scholars in the field of religious studies to explore the ways that their undergraduate classrooms can become sites for deeper conversations about issues of justice.

This gathering provided an opportunity for teachers and scholars in the field of religious studies to discuss the intersections of that field with programs for vocational reflection and discernment.

This one-day gathering, held on the day preceding the American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting in Boston, featured sessions on vocation, particularly questions of pedagogy, issues across disciplines, and how vocational discussions differ in secular or multi-faith environments.

Back to NetVUE Events Please join us for a 60-minute interactive workshop with Krista Hughes, John Barton, and Daniel Meyers highlighting three NetVUE resources: the recently published topical resource guides, the campus consultation program, and the searchable online resource library of relevant texts, films, and NetVUE event recordings.   This webinar is designed for NetVUE colleagues […]

In this webinar, we will hear from Wirzba as he reflects on Love’s Braided Dance: Hope in a Time of Crisis. During the webinar, he will explore major themes from the book and the implications for creative and hopeful approaches to vocational discernment and development.

Back to NetVUE Events Please join us for a 90-minute online wrap-up of the 2026 NetVUE Conference. If you are on your institution’s team for the event, this webinar will give you a chance to relive some of the highlights and to offer your own thoughts on what worked well and what could be improved. If you […]

GenZ undergraduates often matriculate without skills for constructive dialogue with people whose views differ from their own—and they lack models of productive dialogue across lines of difference in our polarized age. It’s increasingly up to faculty members to teach students the skills and dispositions to engage with peers with differing views and with texts that […]

Back to NetVUE Events Join us as we explore the deep connections between vocation and character, emphasizing how our sense of purpose has the potential to shape who we become. Presenters Paul Wadell, Professor Emeritus of Theology & Religious Studies at St. Norbert College in De Pere, WI, and Hannah Schell, Associate Director of Advancement […]

Back to NetVUE Events Join us for a rich opportunity to hear how some of our NetVUE colleagues arrived at and navigate their callings to higher education. Presenters will draw on language and themes from Miller-McLemore’s recent book, Follow Your Bliss and Other Lies About Calling as they share their stories. Presenters include Douglas Johnson, […]

Back to NetVUE Events In this webinar we will hear from faculty teaching in a variety of disciplines about ideas on integrating Miller-McLemore’s recent book, Follow Your Bliss and Other Lies About Calling, in undergraduate classrooms. Presenters include, Brian Bowman, Assistant Professor of Communication Studies at Campbell University; Deirdre Egan-Ryan, Professor of English at St. […]

Back to NetVUE Events Some institutions are finding that their vocational and other educational efforts can be augmented by offering opportunities for Scriptural Reasoning on campus. Nick Adams, NetVUE scriptural reasoning coordinator, will interview campus leaders who are making use of this approach. These leaders include: Ashleigh Elser, a postdoctoral fellow in Theology Studies at […]

Back to NetVUE Events In this webinar, we will hear from Bonnie J. Miller-McLemore as she reflects on her most recent book Follow Your Bliss and Other Lies About Calling. A nationally and internationally recognized leader in women and childhood studies and Christian theology, Bonnie Miller-McLemore is author, co-author, and editor of eighteen books as […]

Join three panelists who developed and tested these methods with Carl Wieman for a discussion featuring a sampler of scientific teaching: practices informed by research on teaching and learning to help students learn more and to better understand where they are in their learning.

During this virtual conversation, Mainstay will present best practices for enrolling and retaining students with communication techniques and technology consistently proven to drive student action.

We know senior leaders are leading the charge to move institutions into a more prosperous state and that more internal data and tailored approaches can be helpful. Core Education has a promising solution to this business model transformation, and they have entered into an agreement with CIC to provide special pricing and opportunities for members.

The Foundation Conversation is an annual meeting of dialogue for corporate and private foundation officers and leaders of liberal arts colleges and universities.

As you know, Title IX requirements have expanded dramatically in the last 5 years, as have student and parent expectations regarding safety and support resources. While state universities have created and staffed new departments to mitigate the risk of Title IX liabilities, the tools that CIC member institutions need to keep pace haven’t always been available.

CIC is hosting an online conversation on how to use Open Educational Resources (OER) and Practices (OEP) to make teaching more inclusive and culturally responsive.

The Conversation between Foundation Officers and College and University Presidents is a biannual meeting of dialogue for corporate and private foundation officers and presidents of liberal arts colleges and universities.