Shared Mission

Short Program Description:

Each academic year, small cohorts meet for six Ignatian luncheons to learn about and discuss the history, impact, and lived reality of Saint Louis University’s Jesuit mission and Ignatian identity. Shared Mission participants come from diverse academic, professional and religious backgrounds. All are welcome to participate, as we seek to form an Ignatian mission-centered “band of companions” to build a community of belonging.

Program Goals/Intended Outcomes:

This foundational program opens the door for deeper participation in the wide variety of mission programs offered by SLU’s Division of Mission and Identity.

How long does it take to complete the program?: Multiple Days, Other

Further Details on Completing Program: The program takes place over six lunch hours.

Total Program Length: Six lunch hours

Key University/Other Partners: Division of Mission and Identity

Funding Source(s): Division of Mission and Identity

Stipends Paid or Other Participant Benefits: Other

Other Stipends: After completing all six sessions, participants receive a "Shared Mission at Saint Louis University" paperweight.

Lessons Learned:

Participants appreciate learning more about the University’s Jesuit mission.

Assessment Data:

Feedback is very positive.