You do not have to be affiliated with a particular religious or spiritual tradition to work with the Multifaith Chaplaincy. If you would like to speak with a current Multifaith Partner about their experience in the position you can reach out to us via email at multifaithchaplaincy@bates.edu and we will connect you with one of our Partners.

Please note: Applications are due SOON – To guarantee consideration, please apply by the date specified on Handshake by submitting your resume and filling out the required supplemental application form (a cover letter is not needed). If you have any trouble, you can send any application materials or questions to multifaithchaplaincy@bates.edu.

What Does the Multifaith Chaplaincy Do?

1.) Builds authentic relationships across different perspectives

2.) Creates spaces for deep conversations around questions of meaning and purpose

3.) Facilitates moments of silence, pause, stillness, and contemplation

4.) Supports the Religious and Spiritual groups on campus

5.) Encourages growth in and exploration of spiritual practices

6.) Engages in intentional joyfulness and play as a form of community bonding

Multifaith Partners work with the Multifaith Chaplaincy staff on events and programs throughout the academic year. Partners have specific projects/events/programs on which they work, and are also expected to work and plan as a team. The Partners bring a diversity of voices into the Chaplaincy, contributing breadth and depth to program planning and helping to shape the conversation in the wider Multifaith community on campus.

You do not have to be affiliated with a particular religious or spiritual tradition to work with the Multifaith Chaplaincy. If you would like to speak with a current Multifaith Partner about their experience in the position you can reach out to us via email at multifaithchaplaincy@bates.edu and we will connect you with one of our Partners.

Please note: Applications are due SOON – To guarantee consideration, please apply by the date specified on Handshake by submitting your resume and filling out the required supplemental application form (a cover letter is not needed). If you have any trouble, you can send any application materials or questions to multifaithchaplaincy@bates.edu.

What Does the Multifaith Chaplaincy Do?

1.) Builds authentic relationships across different perspectives

2.) Creates spaces for deep conversations around questions of meaning and purpose

3.) Facilitates moments of silence, pause, stillness, and contemplation

4.) Supports the Religious and Spiritual groups on campus

5.) Encourages growth in and exploration of spiritual practices

6.) Engages in intentional joyfulness and play as a form of community bonding

Multifaith Partners work with the Multifaith Chaplaincy staff on events and programs throughout the academic year. Partners have specific projects/events/programs on which they work, and are also expected to work and plan as a team. The Partners bring a diversity of voices into the Chaplaincy, contributing breadth and depth to program planning and helping to shape the conversation in the wider Multifaith community on campus.

You do not have to be affiliated with a particular religious or spiritual tradition to work with the Multifaith Chaplaincy. If you would like to speak with a current Multifaith Partner about their experience in the position you can reach out to us via email at multifaithchaplaincy@bates.edu and we will connect you with one of our Partners.

Please note: Applications are due SOON – To guarantee consideration, please apply by the date specified on Handshake by submitting your resume and filling out the required supplemental application form (a cover letter is not needed). If you have any trouble, you can send any application materials or questions to multifaithchaplaincy@bates.edu.

What Does the Multifaith Chaplaincy Do?

1.) Builds authentic relationships across different perspectives

2.) Creates spaces for deep conversations around questions of meaning and purpose

3.) Facilitates moments of silence, pause, stillness, and contemplation

4.) Supports the Religious and Spiritual groups on campus

5.) Encourages growth in and exploration of spiritual practices

6.) Engages in intentional joyfulness and play as a form of community bonding

Multifaith Partners work with the Multifaith Chaplaincy staff on events and programs throughout the academic year. Partners have specific projects/events/programs on which they work, and are also expected to work and plan as a team. The Partners bring a diversity of voices into the Chaplaincy, contributing breadth and depth to program planning and helping to shape the conversation in the wider Multifaith community on campus.

You do not have to be affiliated with a particular religious or spiritual tradition to work with the Multifaith Chaplaincy. If you would like to speak with a current Multifaith Partner about their experience in the position you can reach out to us via email at multifaithchaplaincy@bates.edu and we will connect you with one of our Partners.

Please note: Applications are due SOON – To guarantee consideration, please apply by the date specified on Handshake by submitting your resume and filling out the required supplemental application form (a cover letter is not needed). If you have any trouble, you can send any application materials or questions to multifaithchaplaincy@bates.edu.

What Does the Multifaith Chaplaincy Do?

1.) Builds authentic relationships across different perspectives

2.) Creates spaces for deep conversations around questions of meaning and purpose

3.) Facilitates moments of silence, pause, stillness, and contemplation

4.) Supports the Religious and Spiritual groups on campus

5.) Encourages growth in and exploration of spiritual practices

6.) Engages in intentional joyfulness and play as a form of community bonding

Multifaith Partners work with the Multifaith Chaplaincy staff on events and programs throughout the academic year. Partners have specific projects/events/programs on which they work, and are also expected to work and plan as a team. The Partners bring a diversity of voices into the Chaplaincy, contributing breadth and depth to program planning and helping to shape the conversation in the wider Multifaith community on campus.

You do not have to be affiliated with a particular religious or spiritual tradition to work with the Multifaith Chaplaincy. If you would like to speak with a current Multifaith Fellow about their experience in the position you can reach out to us via email at multifaithchaplaincy@bates.edu and we will connect you with one of our Fellows.

Please note: Applications are due SOON – To guarantee consideration, please apply by the date specified on Handshake by submitting your resume and filling out the required supplemental application form (a cover letter is not needed). If you have any trouble, you can send any application materials or questions to multifaithchaplaincy@bates.edu.

What Does the Multifaith Chaplaincy Do?
1.) Builds authentic relationships across different perspectives
2.) Creates spaces for deep conversations around questions of meaning and purpose
3.) Facilitates moments of silence, pause, stillness, and contemplation
4.) Supports the Religious and Spiritual groups on campus
5.) Encourages growth in and exploration of spiritual practices
6.) Engages in intentional intentional joyfulness and play as a form of community bonding

Multifaith Fellows work with the Multifaith Chaplaincy staff on events and programs throughout the academic year. Fellows have specific projects/events/programs on which they work, and are also expected to work and plan as a team. The Fellows bring a diversity of voices into the Chaplaincy, contributing breadth and depth to program planning and helping to shape the conversation in the wider Multifaith community on campus.

What Does the Multifaith Chaplaincy Do?
● Builds authentic relationships across different perspectives
● Creates spaces for deep conversations around questions of meaning and purpose
● Facilitates moments of silence, pause, stillness, and contemplation
● Supports the Religious and Spiritual groups on campus
● Encourages growth in and exploration of spiritual practices
● Engages in intentional intentional joyfulness and play as a form of community bonding

Multifaith Fellows

Multifaith Fellows work with the Multifaith Chaplaincy staff on events and programs throughout the
academic year. Fellows have specific projects/events/programs on which they work, and are also
expected to work and plan as a team. The Fellows bring a diversity of voices into the Chaplaincy,
contributing breadth and depth to program planning and helping to shape the conversation in the wider
Multifaith community on campus.
Position Description:
A Multifaith Fellow will:
1. Act as the Coordinator for a particular event or program area throughout the year:
a. Crossroads Coordinator:
One Multifaith Fellow will work with the Multifaith Chaplaincy to coordinate
Crossroads, a small, student-led discussion group engaging in biweekly
conversations about individual and communal identities. Fellows create

promotional materials, manage sign-ups, and facilitate bi-weekly groups of 10-12
students. One position is open.
b. {Pause} Coordinator:
Two Multifaith Fellows will work with the Multifaith Chaplaincy to coordinate {Pause},
a weekly service of silence, music, poetry, dance and prose held in Gomes Chapel
Wednesday evenings 9-9:30pm. The Fellows will find performers for each week of
{Pause}, select weekly themes and related readings, coordinate advertising, and will
attend {Pause}, taking responsibility for setting up and cleaning up. One position is
open.