D’Amour Center for Teaching Excellence
Throughout the year, the D’Amour Center for Teaching Excellence, in collaboration with the CPV, offers workshops and training for faculty interested in infusing questions on purpose and vocation in their own teaching, scholarship, and service.
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CRS Service and Reflection Day at Noonday Farm
Every fall, our Catholic Relief Services Global Campus faculty liaisons organize a service and reflection day at Noonday Farm in Winchendon, MA. Part of the Catholic Worker Movement, Noonday is a small farm where the staff donates their completely organic produce and eggs to local families struggling with food insecurity. Volunteering at Noonday is a great service opportunity for faculty to build community by working together and sharing stories of purpose and vocation with one another. For more information, contact Prof. David Crowley, CRS Global Campus Coordinator.
Career Development and Internship Center
The CDIC provides practical resources for faculty advisors and mentors to support students in making a connection between their majors and different potential career fields upon graduation. The CDIC assists faculty as they help students navigate through career development and purpose exploration. Some of the CDIC services include: classroom presentations, hosting guest speakers, planning events with alumni, career communities, the 4 Year Road Map and Focus 2 to help students make decisions about their future education plans and career goals.
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Vocation Matters A NetVUE Blog
Faculty can access new scholarly resources on purpose and vocation through this blog sponsored by NetVUE, which is administered by the Council of Independent Colleges through a generous grant from the Lilly Endowment, Inc.
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