Multi-Faith programming at SMU provides space in the university for people of various religious and ethical communities to join together across traditions. Far from ignoring particularity, we invite the SMU community to bring their full religious, spiritual, and ethical selves into this space and join together in creating community in the spaces between difference.
The Office of the Chaplain and Religious Life offers students an opportunity to engage in campus leadership through its Interfaith Fellowship. In this role, students work closely with the office to imagine and implement multi-faith programming on campus. Contact us at chaplain@smu.edu for more information.
Interfaith Socials serve as an opportunity for students, staff, and faculty to gather across religious traditions in fellowship and dialogue. We gather once a month to explore cultures, traditions, and faiths over a meal, sometimes in conjunction with ongoing holidays.