Georgetown University: Chaplains-In-Residence and Jesuits-In-Residence

Georgetown University is committed to cura personalis – concern for and care of each student as a unique individual – and to the belief that learning and personal development are significantly enriched through relationships and experiences outside the classroom. Drawn from different faith traditions (currently Catholic, Jewish, Protestant, Muslim, and Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints), Georgetown’s Chaplains-In-Residence (CIRs) and Jesuits-In-Residence (JIRs) are central to achieving these goals. Both clergy and lay, CIRs and JIRs live as neighbors in student residence halls and apartments and are available for everything from casual conversation to hall meetings, shared meals to community celebrations, individual guidance to gatherings for prayer, and more. Through personal invitation, presence, outreach, and referral, CIRs and JIRs support students as they develop as individuals, members of the Georgetown community, and faith-filled, responsible citizens of the world.

Are you interested in applying to be a Chaplain-In-Residence?  Click here for a position description and application.  Please note that we are no longer seeking candidates for the 2009-2010 academic year.