In a world of increasing religious diversity and conflict, this interdisciplinary

Interfaith Leadership Certificate (IFLC) builds capacity for creating and

sustaining mutually inspiring relationships with people of differing

religious/non-religious worldviews in service to a common good.

BUILDING BRIDGES ACROSS RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCE FOR A

COMMON GOOD

This 18 credit certificate is open to USU undergraduates in any major with a

minimum GPA of 2.0. It combines classroom-based learning and community-

based application of the vision, knowledge, and skills needed to navigate a

religiously diverse world. This certificate program can be combined with any

major or minor and will add real value to any post-graduation employment or

graduate-level studies that you seek.

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INTERFAITH LEADERSHIP CERTIFICATE

COURSE REQUIREMENTS

BUILDING BRIDGES ACROSS DIFFERENCE

Visit: http://interfaith.usu.edu

for more information about the Interfaith Leadership Certificate and

the  USU Interfaith Initiative

RELS/ANTH 1090: Intro to Interfaith Leadership

ANTH 3160 OR RELS 1010 (Either of these

courses introduces students to religions of the

world in historical and cultural context)

ANTH 5190 (A supervised community-based

internship that serves as the Certificate

"capstone")

FOR MORE INFORMATION... Bonnie Glass-Coffin, PhD, MDiv (IFLC

Program Director) at 435-797-4064 or

bonnie.glasscoffin@usu.edu

Elective Courses (9 credits)

Required Courses (9 credits)

Choose 2 courses from a list of over 30 courses

that focus on "Appreciative Knowledge of

Religious Difference,"  "History of Religious

Conflict and Cooperation," or "Ways of

Knowing, Being, and Interacting in the World."

Choose 1 course from a list of courses that

focus on "Religious Engagement Beyond the

Classroom"

Add capacity for Interfaith

Leadership to your major in...

Religious Studies

Social Work

Anthropology

Teacher Education

Nursing

Public Health/Health Education

Business

Psychology

Music Therapy

International Relations

Global Communication

Journalism

Criminal Justice...etc., etc., etc....