InterFaith Center
Mission
To engage the UNF campus around religious pluralism, support the religious and non-religious identities of students, and provide distinctive programs and services for students to voice values, engage with others, act together, and lead others to do likewise.
Vision
To promote interfaith cooperation as a UNF priority and establish religious pluralism as a cornerstone of diversity on campus, in the community, and beyond.
Values*
- Ideological Freedom
- Religious Pluralism
- Interfaith Literacy
- Social Cohesion
- Mutual Respect and Civility
- Community Engagement
- Environmental Stewardship
*Aligned with UNF Values
Supporting the UNF Interfaith Center
We are creating our community’s next generation of leaders. Our community’s individuals, non-profits, corporations, and foundations can ensure the future success of the UNF Interfaith Center through their participation and support of the Center’s initiatives. As the University and Center continue to grow, greater funds are required to support increased needs of our students and staff.
Philanthropic support from friends and Interfaith Center alumni provides crucial dollars needed to fill the gap in state funding, helping the Center fulfill its mission and vision. The continued success of the Center will be sustained only with your important and generous support.
Click the link to make a secure, online donation: https://www.alumni.unf.edu/NetCommunity/interfaith-center
Useful Resources
Interfaith Center Recognized by Interfaith Youth Core
The UNF Interfaith Center and its associated student club, Better Together @ UNF, have been recognized by the Interfaith Youth Core (IFYC), a national non-profit organization founded by Eboo Patel, a noted interfaith activist and an advisor to President Barack Obama.
The IFYC profiled the UNF Interfaith Center and Better Together in a case study video completed a few months ago. The video is intended as a training tool to help other public universities develop best practices for interfaith cooperation. It can be found on IFYC’s YouTube channel here.
Additionally, the IFYC awarded Interfaith Coordinator Rachael McNeal a scholarship to represent UNF at the President’s Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge at the White House. Rachael will lead a delegation including two students, who have been granted financial support from Student Government to attend.
