The Pace Center

THE PACE CENTER AT VCU

UPCOMING OPPORTUNITIES

Help with “Stories and Lunch” at Pace, April 9
Reveille is sponsoring “Stories & Lunch” at The Pace Center on Wednesday, April 9, at 11:45 am. We will provide a taco-themed meal for students and volunteers. The Pace Center offers this weekly ministry gathering during the school year for students to come together for a meal, storytelling, and fellowship. Sign up to help and donate food items.

Make exam goodie bags for students to have during testing periods. Get details

ABOUT THE PACE CENTER

The Pace Center is VCU’s United Methodist campus ministry. Pace equips and empowers students to be servant leaders who build diverse community by lifting up the gifts of all. Each semester, over 1,000 students use their gifts to create student-led programs such as Stories & Lunch (a communal meal), Crochet Club, food pantry volunteering, and Bible study. Reveille supports Pace through funding and volunteers. Volunteers participate in a number of ways including making homemade meals for student events and mentoring students interested in their professional fields.

WHAT DOES MY MENTOR COMMITMENT INVOLVE?

It’s really easy. As a mentor, you will be paired with a student at VCU that could greatly benefit from your life’s experiences. The program is set up for you to have two virtual or personal meetings per semester with your student “mentee.” They will greatly benefit from your advice on a wide range of topics, such as career pursuits, interviewing tips, graduate school applications, and other important life events, like signing a lease. Sometimes, students just want to hear a friendly encouraging voice that brightens their day. The commitment on your part is small but your positive impact on their lives can be beyond measure.

HOW CAN I HELP?

Click here to sign up directly with The Pace Center.

On their website, click the “BE A MENTOR” button or text.

Then, Pace will pair you with a student who is pursuing a similar field of study or who has similar interests. You don’t have to be an expert on anything, just a willingness to share what you know. Pace is trying to grow it’s number of core mentors to ensure that every student who wants a mentor can have one.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Contact Leigh Anne Ross

Learn more about all programs at The Pace Center at VCU