Programs and Events

The Interfaith Center offers a variety of education, reflection, and community building opportunities open to the campus community.
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Monthly Fellowship Interfaith Breakfast (9:00 - 11:00 am)

Join us for breakfast, learn about various faith traditions, and connect with people from a variety of backgrounds. Enjoy relaxed conversations, build new friendships, and share in a welcoming community.

Catholic Center – September 30
FirstGen @ UVM – November 4
UVM Hillel – December 2

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Dinner and Dialogue Series

A signature Interfaith Center program uniting students, staff, and community for shared meals and meaningful talks. Each session explores faith, spirituality, justice, and human experience.

Have to Do with the Environment? – Oct 16
What Does My Faith What Can Mindfulness Do for Me? – Nov 13

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Interfaith Speaker Series

A series of campus-wide discussions with scholars, chaplains, and community leaders that explore pressing issues of religion, identity, and justice in higher education and society. Each session includes open Q&A and conversation.

September 25 | 4-6pm
October 30 | 4-6pm
November 18 | 4-6pm

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Friday Jummah Prayer

Every Friday | 12:00–1:00 p.m. | Unity Lounge, Davis Center

A weekly congregational prayer service for Muslim students, faculty, and staff. Jummah is both a spiritual and social anchor at UVM, offering a chance for reflection, prayer, and connection in the middle of the week.

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The Festival of Light and Dark

Held at the end of the fall semester, this event explores how different religious, philosophical, and cultural traditions celebrate the changing of the seasons, with food, music, stories, and candlelight.

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Trainings and workshops

Living in a culturally pluralistic world isn't always easy to navigate. We host trainings and workshops that expand the understanding and capacity in response to global and national news and the needs of our community.

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