Sessions

The biennial meeting of NetVUE members will include a review of NetVUE goals; membership; programs, services, and activities; and finances. Members also will consider future plans and directions, and have an opportunity to ask questions and offer suggestions regarding NetVUE’s continuing development. Each member institution should be represented by at least one senior member of […]

Aligning Vocation within Your Institution How can we integrate vocation at our institutions in meaningful and mission-aligned ways? In alignment with its mission, its sense of place, and its shared governance model, Colby-Sawyer College recently re-imagined the curriculum of its liberal education program, combining professional preparation with a new approach to the traditional liberal arts […]

Blog, Webinar, Podcast: New Media Resources for Vocation New media resources have had an increasing impact on higher education over the past decade, and this trend has only intensified during the pandemics of the past year. Blogs, webinars, online workshops, and podcasts have become standard fare on every campus and within every academic organization. How […]

If you are comfortable doing so, please join a table marked with your campus role. Additional tables will be available in the Preconvene Foyer for those who prefer to sit alone when unmasked. To-go boxes will also be available.

Open only to currently serving college and university presidents.) Presidents are invited to participate in a candid conversation regarding changing institutional contexts and approaches to broaden and sustain vocational exploration initiatives while attending to institutional mission and resources. Two NetVUE member presidents will facilitate the discussion. Susan S. Hasseler, President, Muskingum UniversityLester C. Newman, President, […]

A Different State of Mind: Expanding the Horizons of Vocational Possibility This presentation will chart the radical changes in, and many successes of, a NetVUE Program Development Grant. While the pandemic induced an initial shock among the team and for the goals of the grant, it also encouraged a more imaginative and global envisioning of […]

INTERRELIGIOUS SCRIPTURAL REASONING AS A VOCATIONAL PRACTICE More than ever before, cultural and religious literacy are essential for all those seeking to live into their callings in life. These capacities are required for public work in the political sphere, medicine, law, education, and for the work of corporations and nongovernmental organizations. The vocational trajectories of […]

Roman Catholic Mass Celebrant: Fr. Eric A. Zimmer, President, University of Saint Francis (IN) Morning Prayer in the Protestant Tradition Worship Leaders:Jeremiah Gibbs, Director, Lantz Center for Christian Vocations and Formation, University of IndianapolisTerri Ofori, Director of Religious and Spiritual Life and Chaplain, Ursinus College