Sessions

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

Best Practices for NetVUE Campus Contacts This session provides gathering time for those currently serving as NetVUE Campus Contacts, as well as those who might be willing to take on that role in the future. NetVUE staff will offer advice on how to make the most of this important role as the primary point of […]

Breakfast is provided for all registered conference participants. Please feel free to sit with others or alone, according to your comfort level. To-go boxes will be available. Some tables will be marked for informal conversation with participants who have recently published books related to vocation or other conference themes.

​All participants are invited to celebrate being back together in person at this combination reception and dinner. The event will be held in a large open space so that participants will be free to move about, to converse with others, and to reconnect. Social distanced seating and to-go boxes will be available for those who […]

Author: Eddie S. Glaude, Jr.

Participants will meet in small groups of campus leaders who serve in similar roles at institutions of similar size and type. The groups will discuss their reactions to the keynote address and will describe how the “call to community” is understood at their own institutions. Each group also will consider ways to sustain vocational reflection […]