As part of a broader university focus on , undergraduate academic departments hosted chapel gatherings in various locations scattered across campus. In this podcast,Ìý faculty and share stories and reflections on their own personal sense of vocation and how their calling has shaped and continues to shape their teaching and other endeavors. ÌýSmith, who also serves as founder/CEO of , discusses the process of developingÌýtheÌýÌýin 2010, Virginia’s first large solar photovoltaic system.
This departmental chapel is part of EMU’s collective effort toward building faith that fosters servant-leadership, as students have the opportunity to gather during the chapel time for focused conversations about the intersections of faith and their area of study with faculty members of their department. ÌýTen other academic departments held chapel meetings in other spaces across campus at the same time:
– –ÌýFaith and Career after Graduation
– –ÌýA Life Worthy of the Calling
–/ –ÌýFaith, Science and Ethics
– –ÌýConnecting Faith with Teaching: A Conversation with EMU Alum Kenny Boyers
– –ÌýWriters We Met on the Way to WorkÌý– Marti Eads, Eric Eberly, Carol Snell-Feikema, and Mike Medley
– –ÌýAn Informal Conversation on Calling
– –ÌýWays the Sacred Covenant has Impacted/Shaped our CareersÌý– Some alumni gathered with Ìýthe nursing department to sing, refresh their souls, and learn about life after nursing school
– –ÌýStudents Share about their Spiritual Journeys atÌýEMU
– –ÌýIntegration of Faith and PsychologyÌý– upper level psych majors share reflections from papers and personal stories/ideas.
– and –ÌýChristian artist or artist who is a Christian? How do we talk about and live out our faith as artists?