KEY Communities
Embedded with CSU’s KEY Communities is a multifaith & belief engagement residential learning community and seminar.
CSU Multifaith and Belief Student Council
This is a student organization designated with ASCSU representation, advocating for student religious, spiritual and secular interests. This student organization was created in 2016 as part of a bill in ASCSU intended to create a wider welcome at CSU for folks of different worldviews. This council has two senator reps in ASCSU.
RamLink
Connect with registered student organizations, including ones focused on faith, belief, spirituality, and/or religion.
Advisory Council on Jewish Inclusion (ACJI)
The mission of the Advisory Council on Jewish Inclusion is to serve the Jewish community at Colorado State University (CSU) by working with other university entities to build a more educated and welcome environment for Jewish people on campus.
CSU Reflection and Prayer Spaces
These rooms have been made available for the University community and visitors to meditate, pray, and otherwise spend time in quiet reflection. Reflection Rooms are also called Meditation Rooms in some facilities.
Faith, Belief and Religious Accommodation Resources
The purpose of this policy is to establish practices for accommodating students when religious holidays and observances may conflict with scheduled academic events such as classes, labs and examinations, and for accommodating employees when observances may conflict with work obligations.
CSU’s Faith, Belief and Religious Observances Calendar
This calendar was created to highlight the wide array of belief and faith traditions being celebrated by CSU students, faculty and staff and in our community. It serves as an evolving resource to meet the needs of faith and belief literacy on CSU’s campus.
CSU Spiritual Care Services
CSU Spiritual Care Services is available to support exploring life’s questions, experiences, and transitions in a safe, nonjudgmental space.
Fort Collins Interfaith Council
Facilitating interfaith understanding, cooperation and action towards the greater good in our community.
Interfaith Alliance of Colorado
The Interfaith Alliance of Colorado promotes justice, religious liberty, and interfaith understanding through building relationships in order to educate, advocate, and catalyze social change.
Penn State University
The largest multi-faith center of its kind in the country, The Pasquerilla Spiritual Center is home to the Center for Spiritual and Ethical Development at Penn State.
University of Michigan
The Interfaith Program at the Trotter Multicultural Center recognizes the critical role religious, spiritual and secular (RSS) worldview has in identity exploration, self-expression and in the practice of scholarship.
Virginia Tech
This online repository was organized as part of the Interfaith Professional Development Program, promoted by the Virginia Tech Interfaith Program in Spring 2021 in partnership with the Professional Development Network – TLOS and sponsored by a Campus Innovation Grant from the Interfaith Youth Core.
Interfaith America
Interfaith America inspires, equips, and connects leaders and institutions to unlock the potential of America’s religious diversity.
Parliament of the World’s Religions
The Parliament of the World’s Religions cultivates harmony among the world’s spiritual traditions and fosters their engagement with guiding institutions in order to achieve a more peaceful, just, and sustainable world.