Position SummaryIn the spirit of Sacred Heart University’s mission and core values which recognize the dignity and worth of every human being, the Office of Mission Integration welcomes chaplains of various faith traditions on campus. Our mission is to accompany all students on their spiritual journey and to provide the opportunity to engage with an array of faith leaders. Moreover, as Sacred Heart is part of the Christian community, we look to help students recognize “the ray of truth which enlightens all humanity” (John 1:9).Each interfaith chaplain’s primary responsibility is to accompany students of their particular tradition on campus. Additionally, each chaplain will serve as a symbol to SHU students that while we embrace the differences among our particular identities, we celebrate the profound unity of love and responsibility that holds us together.Principal Duties & ResponsibilitiesSpend three hours on campus per week (any day Mon-Fri) for 15 weeks, 45 hours per semester.Attend interfaith prayer services such as 9/11 remembrance, Thanksgiving Interfaith, Kristallnacht Commemoration, and student prayers.Meet and accompany students of your faith and tradition.Attend interfaith staff meetings with Campus Minister for Student Engagement in person or virtually.Attend monthly full Mission staff meetings in person, typically on a Monday from 1-3pm.Host a group of students from SHU during CURTIS Week for an interfaith prayer experience and dinner.Participate in interfaith events such as “Interfaith Amigos” where chaplains have an opportunity to share the riches of their tradition with SHU students and staff.Attend annual Mass on the Grass, typically taking place on last Sunday in August at 5pm.Share wisdom from your faith through student-led social media initiatives.Willingness to speak in Catholic Intellectual Tradition (CIT) seminars and other classes as requested Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, & Other AttributesStrong communication and interpersonal skills.Comfort with clergy and students of other faith traditions.Appreciation of Catholic theology and the vision of the Second Vatican Council.Experience in leading and working with young adults in the Muslim faith tradition.Unusual Working ConditionsMay require additional time, and presence is welcome.