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Engaging with Vocation on Campus: Supporting Students&s; Vocational Discernment through Curricular and Co-Curricular Approaches |
Karen Lovett; Stephen Wilhoit
Routledge
Engaging with Vocation on Campus: Supporting Students&s; Vocational Discernment through Curricular and Co-Curricular Approaches
Developing vocational wisdom conducting group history projects
Authors

James Todd Uhlman

ARI Id

1665846662190_13926890

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

38-48

DOI

10.4324/9781003176596-5

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Introduction
Stephen Wilhoit; Karen Lovett
1-10
Transdisciplinary, purpose-based, and community-engaged approaches to vocation
11-48
A transdisciplinary journey of vocational reflection through immersion programs
Kelly Bohrer; Maria Ollier Burkett; Castel Sweet; Mary Niebler; Matthew A. Witenstein
13-26
From reflection to action
Adrienne Ausdenmoore
27-37
Developing vocational wisdom conducting group history projects
James Todd Uhlman
38-48
Discovering the call to learn, lead, and serve through experiential learning
49-80
Helping students who enter college with a desire to serve discern vocation
Martha H. Hurley; Stacey Siekman-Hall
51-64
Let us sing to the Lord
Scott T. Paeplow
65-80
Educators exploring their own callings and building supportive environments for vocation
81-120
The teaching gig
Elizabeth Ann Mackay
83-94
Vocation
Elizabeth Pipoly Montgomery
95-107
Creating a culture for lifelong vocation discernment
Jennifer Dalton; Corinne M. Daprano
108-120
Dialogue, community-building, and the role of peer leaders in vocation education
121-150
Implementing vocation education through peer facilitation in a residential curriculum
Derek Goeglein; Keri L. Good; Olivia Keithley
123-135
Integral ecology, living our questions, and an expanded community vision
Leanne M. Jablonski
136-150
The value of vocational discernment in career exploration
151-192
Building bodies, building minds
Lis Regula
153-165
An instrumental approach to teaching a non-instrumental view to vocation within business schools
Jay J. Janney; Della Stanley-Green
166-176
A call for ongoing vocational discernment in graduate health science programs
Joseph M. Day
177-192
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