Interfaith Engagement

ONE SMALL STEP INTERFAITH CONVERSATIONS

$15 gift card for all students who participate!  See here for more information on how to participate in a facilitated conversation with a Dartmouth community member from a different secular or religious worldview during the week of February 9-13. To register interest, please complete this One Small Step questionnaire today.
 

Email tucker.interfaith@dartmouth.edu with questions or for more information. You can also join Tucker's Google Group and Instagram to stay up to date.

Intro to Interfaith Leadership wellness credit

Register for our WE course to learn about a variety of religious and spiritual traditions while exploring your own commitments and questions! The cohort will meet every other Tuesday and dinner will be served. Credit will also include the completion of an online module and 3 visits to local religious sites of your choosing. See more here. (Look for CRN 92772)

Interfaith Alternative Spring Break

Students who participate in the Interfaith Alternative Spring Break to New Mexico will have transformative opportunities to participate in service and interfaith engagement activities with individuals and organizations from a variety of worldviews in social actions toward a common good. 

Interfaith Photovoice

You are invited to view the work of students as they engaged in weekly interfaith dialogue through the medium of photography and explored the question, "How does my worldview shape my experience at Dartmouth?"

Interfaith Living and Learning Community

The Interfaith Floor is for all students seeking to learn more about the diversity of religious, spiritual, and ethical practices observed both on campus and throughout the world.

Interfaith Dinner Conversations

Is your campus organization interested in learning how to engage in meaningful dialogue across lines of worldview difference? Request to cohost an Interfaith Dinner Conversation!

Interfaith First Year Trips

Opportunity to explore and learn more about Dartmouth and the Upper Valley by engaging with the local communities of faith.

Project Preservation

This project starts with a 6-week study of genocide and concludes with a trip, led by Rabbi Seth Linfield, to Eastern Europe.