The Interfaith Student Council (IFSC) engages in interfaith leadership by facilitating conversations and organizing events for students from a variety of worldview (religious, spiritual, and/or secular) perspectives. The council is comprised of select students who collaborate with clubs and organizations across campus and in the community to increase religious literacy, grow respect for every individual worldview, build understanding relationships, and work in cooperation with different worldview communities. Our goal on our campus is to achieve religious pluralism as Dr. Diana Eck talks about; a world where people of differing religions and worldviews can live and work together in peace while maintaining their distinctiveness. Pluralism is the positive engagement of worldview differences toward a positive end. We achieve this on campus by building:
Interfaith Student Council Membership Application
Interfaith Council Alumni
Contact and questions:
The best way to get your foot in the door for a spot on the council is to serve on a planning committee to help us organize our events and activities. Every year the council recruits 3-5 people per committee to help them accomplish the mission of the IFSC. The folks who volunteer on those committees are prioritized during application reviews. Qualifications to be on the council are:
Applications are open for Spring Semester 2023.
The Interfaith Student Council will organize and participate in the following activities during the school-year:
