MIT Interfaith Dialogue Program
Application

Addir Interfaith Dialogue Program Application

Fellows’ requirements

MIT undergraduate and graduate students
Participation for a minimum of an academic year
All religious, spiritual and philosophical identities are welcome
Eight hours each month: Weekly small dialogue group meetings, 6 monthly lectures by guest scholars with dinners each semester, one mini retreat per semester.
An orientation dinner, at the start of each term, brings all Fellows together and kicks off the small-group dialogue meetings.
Two mini-retreats (24 hours at nearby site off campus) typically on Columbus Day and Patriot's Day vacation weekends.

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Religious Affliation

Please identify your denomination / faith background within your religious group

Describe your involvement on campus (clubs, student activities, etc.). What leadership roles have you held at or before MIT?

Tell us about your personal religious background.

Tell us about an individual whom you admire for their ability to build bridges.

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