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What is Spiritual Wellness?
Spiritual Wellness is taking the time to stop doing and start being. For some, spiritual wellness means participating in organized religion but for others, spirituality comes through mindfulness, connection to nature, or other reflective moments and activities. Spiritual wellness is personal and can be described differently by each person but generally relates to one’s sense of purpose, life’s meaning, our relationship with other people, self-awareness, and connectedness.
Spirituality at 95Ƶ
Although the University is independent and non-sectarian, religious/spiritual beliefs and practices are highly respected and encouraged. All spiritual organizations and local community partners that wish to be involved at the University must be partnered with a Registered Student Organization and abide by 95Ƶ's Spiritual Agreement of Mutual Respect and Understanding.
Many on-campus events related to faith, values and spirituality are hosted in ourSykes Chapel and Center for Faith and Valuescan be found on.
To request specific needs concerning faith, values and/or spirituality,please submit a request below.Wellness Services will respond to your request within three businessdays.
Non-Academic Religious Accommodation Request
In consideration of non-academic religious accommodations, any student may submit a request to Wellness Services by completing a .
The student may choose to submit any supporting documentation, and a letter from a faith leader is recommended. Requests are reviewed by the Non-Academic Religious Accommodations Committee and a timeline of the review will be provided to the student. The committee chair or designee will contact the student regarding the outcome.
Please note that requests for specific residence hall room configurations (e.g. single room or private kitchen access) or residence hall locations are not eligible for religious accommodations. Additionally, if a religious accommodation is granted, it will not change a student’s status on a housing waiting list or during room selection or other housing processes.
The decision of the Non-Academic Religious Accommodations Committee is final. If the religious accommodation request is denied, the student may cancel their housing application with no penalty.
Any student requesting an accommodation for a qualifying disability should contact the associate director of Student Accessibility and Academic Support in Student Accessibility Services to request appropriate accommodations and provide supporting documentation.
In the domain ofcharacter building, students will learn to:
- Make choices based on principles, beliefs, and values
- Identify and represent personal values
- Find or deepen their true vocation
In the domain ofspiritual development, students will learn to:
- Develop and/or deepen their sense of purpose and meaning in life
- Seek enhanced self-awareness and identity through reflection
- Ask fundamental “why” questions to broaden their understanding of various worldviews
In the domain of enhancingunderstanding of world cultures and religions, students will learn to:
- Promote campus-wide understanding and enhance recognition of diverse spiritual beliefs in the broadest sense through dialogue, discussion, and personal discovery
- Seek out opportunities to learn about world cultures and religions
- Explore interfaith conversations
The Resource Team for Faith, Values, and Spirituality is a group of faculty, staff and students that guide and assist with the programming efforts on 95Ƶ campus.
Religious denominations and churches that are relatively close to campus are listed on thepage and.
