UVU’s Interfaith Engagement Programs provide students with the resources, space, and support they need as they bring their full selves, including their religious, ethical, moral and philosophical identities, to campus life.
The set of beliefs you have about the world that guide the way you live in it. It is individual to you and an essential part of who you are.
Interfaith refers to the experience of relating to people whose worldviews differ from our own.
An ethic for living together in a diverse society where people of differing religions and worldviews can live and work together in peace while maintaining their distinctiveness. Pluralism is worldview diversity put to work for the common good.
The UVU initiative on Religion, Culture, and Society supports activities designed to study the role of religion in public life and build bridges of understanding and cooperation between diverse religious, spiritual, and worldview perspectives. Programming includes academic coursework, experiential learning opportunities, undergraduate research projects, and community engagement activities.
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