Vocation Mini-Grants
Applying for A Vocation Mini-Grant
The Vocation Implementation Team invites students, faculty, and staff to apply for mini-grants up to $1,000 to support the design and development of programs, activities, and events both inside and beyond the classroom that offer students opportunities to explore, discern and act on their vocations. Funding for mini-grants is made possible through a NetVUE Vocation across the Academy Grant with support by the Council of Independent Colleges and Lilly Endowment Inc.
Proposals will be accepted until Friday, September 24, 2021 for Fall 2021/Spring 2022 vocation programs, events, or activities. For more information and to apply, please see the Vocation Mini Grants RFP.
Awards: 2020-2021
OutMentors
Lis Regula, Jacob Cress, Patrick Thomas, Anthony Rodriguez
Diversity Peer Educators
Megan Woolf
Propelling a Purpose-Driven Early Launch
Brad Balser
Vocation and Black & Latinx Art and Philosophy
Ernesto Velasquez, Sam Ortiz, Julio Quintero, Judith Huacuja
Engineering an Impact: An Exploration of Vocational Journeys
Julieta Phillips
Exploring the Vocation of an Intervention Specialist
Catherine Lawless Frank, Connie Mathes
Perspectives and Practices for the Art Education Professional
Darden Bradshaw
Discerning Your Vocation (Time and Time Again)
Daniela Canas Baena
The Journey to Vowed Religious Life
Sr. Nicole Trahan and Mike Bennett
Vocation and Discernment Dinners
Colleen Brown
How Should A Person Be?
David Fine
Vocation in the Library
Henry Handley, Diane Osman, and Amy Rohmiller
CLAY: BODY Exhibiting Artist Student Conversations
Geno Luketic
Discerning Vocation as a Student Library Employee
Kristina Schulz, Heidi Gauder and Katy Kelly
Sociology Student Retreat
Laura Leming, Anya Galli Robertson
Art and Real Life
Ashley Jonas
Success Steps in MEC
Merida Allen and Cynthia Payne
PEERS Program
Merida Allen and Sam Ortiz
Spiritual Direction for Religious Vocations
Father Ted Cassidy