Reflection Center

A place for Meditation, Prayer, Reflection, or other forms of individual religious expression including opportunities for interreligious dialogue, interfaith education, and spiritual practice. Utah Valley University is committed to providing meaningful activities that contribute to students’ physical, academic, social, and spiritual well-being whether you believe in God, Gods, or no god.

Our Space

We want students to find a space to express their religious or ethical identity, be challenged by hearing about other identities, and be equipped to find ways to be in relationship no matter how we orient around religion.

We are Hiring!

We are looking for the next reflectio ncenter guide. You Must enjoy interaction around & across lines of worldview difference.

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A poster announcing the Interfaith Student Council Application

Faith & Film Series coming Fall 2021

The film series begins on September 1st at 5:00pm in the Reflection Center (SL112) and continue through the semester on the first Wednesday evening of the month. After each film we will conclude with a short discussion with special guests to campus.

Suggest a Film

Religious Accomodation Syllabus Clause

Academic Affairs and Faculty Senate presidency have worked together and agreed on the following statement for syllabi.

Read and Copy the Statement

Convening Room

The Convening Room is a space for religious club meetings, gatherings, and interfaith events. This is not a place that tells you how to engage in your faith, but engages you in opportunities to learn more about interfaith dialogue and the beliefs and practices of others. The library is an important part of this process along with the activities and events held in the space.

*Available when there is a member of staff present

This is a picture of UVU's Prayer and Reflection Room.

Prayer Room

The Prayer Room space is open to all students, staff, and faculty for auditory prayer or group worship practices. This room has benches, rugs, and mats and is versatile in its arrangement.

*Available during all building hours.

Meditation Room

The Meditation Room is the room at the end of the hallway. It is an intentionally silent space. There are meditation cushions available to borrow from the staff. We also try to keep the space technology free with the exception of meditation apps or timers.

*Available during all building hours.

Reserve a Room

Club Reservations

Reflection Center Events

Religious Accommodation

Do you have a class, assignment, or test that conflicts with your religious holidays?

A separate form must be submitted for each course by the end of the third week of the semester for a full semester course, or by the end of the second week for a half semester course.

Religious Accomodation Form

Interreligious Engagement

The Interreligious Engagement Initiative (IRI) is a project designed to support a variety of academic and engagement activities related to the study and practice of religion in comparative and cross-cultural contexts.

Learn More

Donate

Donor contributions afford UVU students the opportunity to deepen their understanding of religious communities and engage in cooperative activities that foster respect and dialogue.

Donate

Foundations of Inclusion

There are three different Foundations of Inclusion workshops sponsored by the Reflection Center and the Center for the Study of Ethics Interreligious Engagement Initiative.

This is the UVU Classroom Building where the Religious Studies Program is based

Community Partnerships

UVU has developed partnerships with local organizations that cultivate understanding across religious boundaries and which further the engagement mission of the university.

This a picture of UVU volunteers who worked to support the Interfaith Global Parliament.

Campus Events

Utah Valley University hosts conferences, lectures, and workshops related to the study and practice of interreligious understanding.

This is the UVU Reflection Center's Prayer Room.

Religious Accommodation

A place for Meditation, Prayer, Reflection, or other forms of individual religious expression including opportunities for interreligious dialogue, wellness education, and spiritual practice.