Spiritual Affairs
Multi-Faith Resources for Students at Trent University
Upcoming Event: Focus group for Muslim Students
In the winter semester of 2019, Trent Spiritual Affairs will be holding a series of focus groups with the major faith groups on campus. The goal of these focus groups, and the associated survey, is to assess how supported students feel in practicing their religion or spiritual tradition on campus. We hope these findings can be used to make a case for increased supports, funding, and spaces being dedicated to spiritual and religious needs. Please register using the link below. All Muslim students from the Peterborough campus are welcome!
Focus group for Muslim students: Thursday, March 7th, 2 pm-3:30 pm (GC 345)
What is Trent University Spiritual Affairs?
Trent University Spiritual Affairs is available to support students from all faith traditions, as well as students who are considering questions of meaning, purpose and spirituality. Our multi-faith model embraces all religious and spiritual groups on campus, with the aim of fostering mutual respect and understanding among students.
Trent offers the following resources for students:
Directory of Community Faith Groups - a listing of faith communities in Peterborough and surrounding area.
Multi-Faith Network - information about our volunteer Chaplains and Community Liaisons, who are available to meet with and support students.
Multi-Faith Room - information about our dedicated space on campus.
Start a Faith-Based Student Group - resources for those who would like to start a faith-based club.
Questions can be directed to Johanna Hart, Spiritual Affairs Coordinator.