Students and paint A group of Bryant University students pose for a photo in front of a visitor center. A group of Bryant students perform yoga. The Bryant University archway. Bryant Spiritual Well-being icon of 8 interconnected circles on a light pink background
Students and paint A group of Bryant University students pose for a photo in front of a visitor center. A group of Bryant students perform yoga. The Bryant University archway. Bryant Spiritual Well-being icon of 8 interconnected circles on a light pink background

Cultivating Your Spiritual Well-Being

Spiritual well-being encourages you to explore the beliefs, principles, and values that bring meaning to your life. It’s about living with intention, shaping a thoughtful perspective that helps you navigate and understand the world around you.

This dimension of well-being sparks a sense of purpose that guides your actions and decisions, leading to a feeling of belonging. It encompasses personal beliefs, values, and morals. For some, this might mean exploring religious practices, learning about diverse cultures, or studying philosophies. For others, it could involve meditative practices, connecting with nature, expressing gratitude, or engaging in thought-provoking discussions about life’s big questions.

On-Campus Resources to Support Your Spiritual Well-Being

Campus Ministries

Campus Rescources

Student Clubs and Organizations

Machtley Interfaith Center and Campus Ministries

At Bryant, we’re committed to providing our students with opportunities to explore their faith and spirituality. The Ronald K. and Kati C. Machtley Interfaith Center offers a welcoming space for students of all beliefs and hosts events that promote understanding and respect for different religious traditions. Catholic, Jewish, Muslim, and Protestant chaplains also serve as sources of support and spiritual development for the entire community.

Visit the Interfaith Center
Bryant University Rabbi Steve Jablow inside the Ronald K. and Kati C. Machtley Interfaith Center.
A group sits in a circle inside a room at the Ronald K. and Kati C. Machtley Interfaith Center.
A man sits in front of the Ronald K. and Kati C. Machtley Interfaith Center.

Additional Campus Resources

Noelle Harris at Bryant University

Counseling Services

The Office of Counseling Services offers a safe and confidential place for students to cope with changes and discuss personal challenges - completely free of charge.
A group of Bryant students gather around the pond.

Office of Community and Belonging

At Bryant University we are committed to providing a safe, respectful, and supportive campus that emphasizes belonging, values different perspectives, and where all members of the community matter and can succeed.

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Contact Information

Amy Webster
Associate Director of Well-Being and Nutrition

Office of Student Affairs, Unistructure, Second Floor
(401) 232-6982

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