Bible and Religion Internships

The department offers 1-3 credit hours of field study for students who wish to do an internship early in their degree. An internship in your junior or senior year is designed to link your coursework to your vocational goals. You may also fulfill this requirement, with advance approval from the department director of  internships, Jo-Ann Brant, through the following experiences (each provides a stipend or scholarship):

Ministry Inquiry Program (MIP)

This program offers the opportunity to spend 11 weeks in the summer working in ministry with the supervision of a pastor. Visitation, worship leading, preaching, participating in congregational boards and committees, teaching classes, leading groups, outreach ministries, reading and reflection are all part of the experience.

Getting involved on campus:

Campus Ministries

You can explore your call to ministry and practice skills in worship planning and leadership, music ministry and group coordination through programs organized by the Campus Ministries team:

• participate in and direct chapel services
• organize and lead weekly campus worship and prayer services
• join and lead small groups and Bible study
• write devotionals
• coordinate hymn sings
• participate in and organize service projects

Residency Hall Worship Assistants and Ministry Leaders

Worship Assistants work with the Campus Ministers to plan and carry out Friday chapel programs and other campus worship events. Ministry Leaders (MLs) provide programming that nurtures the spiritual lives of students and promote on and off campus opportunities for spiritual care.