Spiritual Well-Being at UGA
About
The University of Georgia’s Well-Being Resources and the Department of Religion are enhancing student well-being and belonging by highlighting the role that spiritual well-being plays in a student’s life. The initiative includes spiritual well-being event programming such as:
Monthly Spiritual Well-Being Events
A Speaker Series
An Interfaith Dialogue Series
Faculty and Staff Training
A Service-Learning Spring Break Trip to Savannah, GA
The University of Georgia’s Well-Being Resources and the Department of Religion are enhancing student well-being and belonging by highlighting the role that spiritual well-being plays in a student’s life. The initiative includes spiritual well-being event programming such as:
UGA’s Spiritual Well-Being initiative works to:
Enhance overall student well-being with the inclusion of spiritual wellness
Foster a sense of belonging among UGA students through spiritual and faith development
Feature voices from all students to engage and inspire the UGA community
Offer opportunities for students to engage with and cultivate their meaning and purpose
Provide training that supports students’ spiritual well-being
Upcoming Events:
October 23 @6 p.m.: Meditative Yoga at the Georgia Museum of Art led by Department of Religion post-doctorate and certified yoga instructor, Dr. Hannah Howard
November: Interfaith Dialogue; date TBD
December 10 @12-4:30 pm: Breathing Space at the Georgia Museum of Art
March 8-13: Spiritual Well-Being Service Learning Trip to Savannah, GA
Open Positions
Spiritual Well-Being Ambassadors
Spiritual well-being is integral to student purpose, meaning-making, and connection. Explore spirituality and vocation through the new Spiritual Well-Being program supported by the Department of Religion and Well-Being Resources. If you wish to help plan and lead spiritual well-being on campus, apply to be a Spiritual Well-Being Ambassador: tinyurl.com/spiritualwellbeingambassadors
Spiritual Well-Being Ambassadors
Spiritual well-being is integral to student purpose, meaning-making, and connection. Explore spirituality and vocation through the new Spiritual Well-Being program supported by the Department of Religion and Well-Being Resources. If you wish to help plan and lead spiritual well-being on campus, apply to be a Spiritual Well-Being Ambassador: tinyurl.com/spiritualwellbeingambassadors
Discover the Spiritual Well-being Hub, located on the lower level of Peabody Hall!
This thoughtfully designed space is dedicated to fostering spiritual wellness. Here, you can take time to reflect on a higher power or sense of purpose, explore your connection to the world around you, or simply relax in a calm, neutral environment. The hub is located in Peabody Hall 3E and is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
This thoughtfully designed space is dedicated to fostering spiritual wellness. Here, you can take time to reflect on a higher power or sense of purpose, explore your connection to the world around you, or simply relax in a calm, neutral environment. The hub is located in Peabody Hall 3E and is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Upcoming Events
January 14th @12-1 p.m. (Peabody Hall 205 C): Spring Break Service Learning Trip Interest Meeting
March 3rd @5-7 p.m. (Tate Grand Hall): Speaker Series Shabbat featuring Springtide Research Institute Senior Researcher and National Speaker Dr. Nabil Tueme
March 9-12th: Spiritual Well-Being Service Learning Trip to Savannah, GA
Join the Spiritual Well-Being team as they visit Savannah, GA to explore spiritual well-being through interfaith experiences, community service, and intentional fellowship by partnering with a local nonprofit interfaith residency, Savannah Faith in Action. This trip will also provide an opportunity for students to receive class credit (3 credits) by enrolling in RELI 1001 or 4110.
Trip Highlights: Completely free - lodging, meals, experiences, and transportations included
Course credit option
Visit historic houses of worship and museums
Learn about Savannah’s rich religious history
Serve alongside local faith-based nonprofits
Participate in interfaith dialogue and spiritual practices
Apply here: Sign-Up
Join the Spiritual Well-Being team as they visit Savannah, GA to explore spiritual well-being through interfaith experiences, community service, and intentional fellowship by partnering with a local nonprofit interfaith residency, Savannah Faith in Action. This trip will also provide an opportunity for students to receive class credit (3 credits) by enrolling in RELI 1001 or 4110.
Trip Highlights:
