Sessions
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Making “Work and Life” Work: Equipping Students for Vocational Wisdom and Wellbeing
As the challenges of emerging adulthood intersect with the challenges of the current economy, undergraduates may become overwhelmed as they work to find their place and purpose in the world. This session introduces LifeWork, a signature program from Calvin University (MI), as one way to facilitate a holistic understanding of vocation that clearly aligns work […] -
Lift Every Voice: Career Mentoring for Black Students
The purpose of this session is to illuminate career mentoring efforts that aid the development of Black students majoring in STEM, health, and human services fields. Mentoring has numerous benefits, including career support, emotional and psychosocial support, and role modeling. Mentor-mentee relationships should entail a level of trust, mutual goals, professional skill development, and networking […] -
#LearningWell: Teaching Resiliency Skills to New College Students
Many universities struggle to meet the psychological and emotional challenges currently faced by students. This session aims to provide participants will skills and materials to engage students in developing resiliency and improving wellbeing, with the broad goal of increasing retention. Rooted in research around trauma and resiliency, the presenter will discuss the development of #LearningWell, […] -
Internship Credit for All: A Flexible Course Model for the Liberal Arts
This interactive session will explore a model for a one-credit course that can be attached to internships in any professional area. Unlike other credit-bearing internships based in a professional school or an academic department, this course can be taught by trained faculty from any discipline. The model may be of special interest to conference participants […] -
Cultivating Our Artistic Imaginations: Integrating Institutional Sagas into Campus Life
The session will document what Chestnut Hill College (PA) has accomplished through a project funded by a NetVUE Grant for Reframing the Institutional Saga. One of the key elements of the grant-funded work has been the integration of the arts into classrooms, campus activities, and media productions around issues of institutional history, mission, and identity. […] -
Creating Toolkits for First-Year Vocational Discernment
This panel will discuss faculty development programs to support the creation of vocation-specific toolkits for students within first-year programs at three institutions that vary in size, religious affiliation, and program structure. The session will highlight lessons learned while (a) working with faculty and building engagement; (b) using the materials within the course, class time, or […] -
Building Campuswide Commitments to Vocation through Advising and Mentoring
In this interactive session, facilitators will share an overview of how vocational discernment was interwoven into the culture and programming at two institutions. With the support of NetVUE grants, both institutions began by building faculty and staff investment in the vocation paradigm; they then translated that investment into actionable changes focused on student mentoring and […] -
Opportunities for Worship and Meditation
Four opportunities for worship and meditation are available at this time. -
Informational Gatherings and Breakfast with an Author
Gatherings will start at 7:30 and are informal; eating during the meeting is encouraged! -
Breakfast
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