[Partner event] Sustaining Practices for Perilous Times

This event is hosted by a Lab partner; we are not offering this event directly.

Sustaining Practices for Perilous Times

Join us this summer for 20 minutes every Wednesday (and 1 Monday) to hear from national leaders on the practices that are sustaining them through these fractured and difficult days.

The July 13th session will feature: Imam Sohaib Nazeer Sultan and Matthew Weiner, PhD.

Imam Sohaib Nazeer Sultan is the first full-time Muslim Life Coordinator and Chaplain at Princeton University. Sultan is a graduate of the Hartford Theological Seminary earning a Masters in Islamic Studies & Christian-Muslim Relations, and a Graduate Certificate in Islamic Chaplaincy.

Matthew C. Weiner, Ph.D. is an Associate Dean in the Office of Religious Life at Princeton University. He oversees many programs including the Religious Life Council, Hidden Chaplains, and Faith-Based Internships.

A zoom link will be sent 2 hours before the session.

Sponsored by Bucknell University Religious & Spiritual Life; Vassar Religious & Spiritual Life & Contemplative Practices; The National Association of College and University Chaplains; The Association of College and University of Religious Affairs; and the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab