
During the fall semester, the Office of Vocation & Ministry hosts a series of workshops to provide students with some of the tools necessary to discover and pursue the arena in which they live their vocation in Christ.
In addition to workshops devoted to job and graduate school preparation, speakers in the past have discussd the role of faith in the workplace, how women of faith uniquely navigate issues of work, family, and career, and the calling to use our gifts and talents in service of our neighbor. To download the 2009 Brochure, click here.
If you are interested in working in the Church, see the new site: OrthodoxJobs.com
"OrthodoxJobs is the source for Orthodox Christians who are seeking
employment in an Orthodox environment. In its current version, it is a
posting site of Job opportunities for any Archdiocese, Metropolis,
Diocese, Parish, or Organization that falls under the jurisdiction of
SCOBA, the Standing Conference of Canonical Orthodox Bishops in the
Americas. To post a job on this site, simply send us a full job description with contact information and duration of the posting. Future releases will include resources for employers and employees.
"OrthodoxJobs is a collaborative effort of the Information Technologies Commission of SCOBA, the Office of Vocation & Ministry at Hellenic College, and St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary.
Need interested applicants?
If your SCOBA Archdiocese, Metropolis, Diocese, Parish, or Organization would like to advertise a new position opening to Hellenic College and/or Holy Cross students, please email vocations@hchc.edu with a brief job ad (for examples, see www.nptimes.com and www.higheredjobs.com) and a full job description. We will be happy to post the position opening on our bulletin board and distribute to all student mailboxes. The Office of Vocation & Ministry wants students to know that there are jobs in the Church out there for them!
Need help creating a job, writing a job description, interviewing applicants? If your Orthodox church or organization is interested in developing a new position (such as a youth ministry position, lay pastoral assistant, administrative assistant, etc.), and is interested in resources for writing job descriptions, interviewing candidates, etc., please contact us! We would be happy to help. Email Ann Bezzerides, Director of the Office of Vocation & Ministry.
StrengthsQuest is an online assessment tool which helps
students to identify their top five "Signature Themes" - their five
greatest areas of talent. It was created by educators who recognized
the need for high school and college students to identify and further
develop their natural talents, and differs from approaches that focus
on improving weaknesses.
The Office of Vocation & Ministry sponsors StrengthsQuest for all Hellenic College incoming students; all interested Hellenic College faculty, staff, and administration; and all CrossRoad participants (it is otherwise a $35 assessment). Reflection on Signature Themes is an integral part of OVM programs and retreats. Holy Cross graduate school students interested in taking StrengthsQuest should contact the Office of Spiritual Formation. For more information about the StrengthsQuest program, see www.strengthsquest.com or stop by the Office of Vocation & Ministry.
The Office of Vocation & Ministry (OVM) at Hellenic College trains and educates faithful, energetic, high achieving, and service oriented Orthodox Christian young people to be leaders in the church as priests and lay people.
CrossRoad Alumni Retreat, Dunlap CA: March 5–7, 2010
Women Leaders of the Church Annual Lecture: April 27, 2010