Spiritual Life Center
Whether you belong to an established religion or faith tradition or are just beginning to explore what spirituality might mean for you, Spiritual Life at Hampshire will help support and inspire you in your journey.
Who We Are
Our advisors work closely with students, staff, and faculty, offering referrals to local organizations for spiritual counseling and support. We help connect you to the resources you seek, on and off campus.
What We Do
Here at Hampshire, we believe that spiritual well-being is a key component of holistic wellness, and is integrally connected to social justice. Our Spiritual Life Center strives to offer programs that enable our students to explore these connections while engaging our community in vital questions of meaning, purpose, and how we live in the world.
This involves actively promoting a balance of mind, body, and spirit through student and staff-led meditation and mindfulness programs and collaborations with our Wellness Center and other offices on campus. We also work hard to build bridges across differences, recognizing and enhancing the rich diversity of our community through the celebration of many spiritual traditions and the facilitation of vibrant multi-faith dialogues.
Visit US
- The Spiritual Life Center is located in Enfield #63
- The kosher kitchen will be available for individual use by arrangement only.
Connect with us!
Visit our Facebook page and subscribe to our listserv to learn more about our current programs. Have a question about programming or access? Contact Carolyn Strycharz by email at cstrycharz@hampshire.edu.
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Whether you belong to an established religion or faith tradition or are just beginning to explore what spirituality might mean for you, Spiritual Life will help support and inspire you in your journey.
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