Managing an Ethos Event

• event must cultivate spiritual development for participants
• majority of time at event must be spent promoting spiritual goals
• event must be approved by Spiritual Life to be considered an Ethos event and to count as a kudos (view event approval form)

Any student that is in good standing with the University, has a heart for serving others, and is in love with Jesus.

To lead a study, you need to have a heart for people and at least be slightly organized. The Office of Spiritual Life will provide resources, training, and support to students interested in leading a Bible study.

Yes. Each approved Ethos event that takes place off campus is worth one kudos. If attendees are unable to use the "check-in" feature on the Ethos app for the off-campus event, the organizer of the event will record attendance.

Yes. Students attending missions trips that last more than one day will get one kudos per day of mission work

If the trip meets the Ethos requirements, then it doesn't necessarily have to be a school-sponsored trip. The Office of Spiritual Life will have an Ethos Approval Committee that will approve events hosted by outside groups and organizations.

Any student, faculty, or staff member can lead a project. The approval committee may require a faculty or staff sponsor and will contact you if that is the case.