Resources for Students Seeking Religious or Spiritual Support - Diversity - Graduate & Professional Admissions

Support networks

UI Student Organizations—There are more than 400 student organizations recognized by the UI Office of Student Life. Several of them are based on religious faith, including Campus Christian Fellowship, Hillel, and the Association of Muslims in America.

Curriculum

Philosophy—The goal of this department is to impart knowledge of fundamental issues and main developments in philosophy while strengthening students' logical and analytical skills.
Religious Studies—Drawing upon the expertise, research, and scholarly ability of its faculty, this department strives to foster a critical and appreciative understanding of religion.

Education and advocacy

Office of Equal Opportunity & Diversity—This office serves to support and enhance the University's commitment to recruiting and retaining a diverse community of faculty, staff, and students.

Financial aid and scholarships
This Graduate College web site explains how to apply for fellowships, scholarships, and assistantships.

Financial Support

Community resources
The Iowa City area hosts many places of worship, including facilities for American Muslims, Baptists, Catholics, Christians, Episcopalians, Jews, Lutherans, Mennonites, and Presbyterians. Check a local phone book for more information, or review this contact information.

Association of Campus Ministers