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Field Education HandbookTufts University Office of the Chaplain
Goddard Chapel Contact Person: Rev. David O'Leary Project: Tufts was founded in 1852 by the Universalist Church of America as a non-sectarian college. It now has about 5,000 undergraduates and 3,000 graduate students on 3 campuses in Medford, Boston and Grafton. Goddard Chapel was built in 1882 and has served as a center for all faiths on the campus. There are also full-time Catholic, Jewish, Protestant, and Muslim Chaplains, supported by their faith communities, who hold the appointment of Chaplain to the University. Together, the Chaplains have sought to develop an effective United Campus Ministry, which includes noon-time midweek university-wide interfaith services, joint conferences, dormitory talks, co-sponsorship of speakers, etc. Student Involvement: Student works with the University Chaplain in various areas of chaplaincy programming, depending upon the individual interests of the student and the needs of Goddard Chapel with a stress on interfaith work. Arts of Ministry Competencies: Preaching and Worship. Pastoral Care and Counseling. Religious Education and Spiritual Development. Administration and Program Development. Public Leadership, Community Organizing and Planning. Supervision: Individual consultation sessions weekly with the University Chaplain. Number of Students: 1 Total Stipend: $4,000.00 Type of Stipend: work study (sc 1000) Notes: Site unavailable 2009/10. |
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