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  • Pluralism Lecture Series: “Pluralism as a Civic Operating System: Building a Democracy of Dignity”

    Memorial Ballroom, Hall Campus Center 1501 Lakeside Dr, Lynchburg, VA, United States
    Lectures & Seminars

    Join the University of Lynchburg’s Pluralism Lecture Series for “Pluralism as a Civic Operating System: Building a Democracy of Dignity,” presented by Kimberly Walton, Esq., founder and CEO of SynergyUSA, LLC, and adjunct professor at Boston College. Drawing on her experience as an attorney, executive, and organizational consultant, Walton will explore how pluralism can guide the way we shape our institutions, engage with one another, and build a healthier, more inclusive democracy. Thursday, Oct. 22,  6:30 p.m. Memorial Ballroom, Hall Campus Center    Hosted by the Office of Inclusive Excellence, the Pluralism Lecture Series advances pluralism through diverse perspectives, respectful dialogue, and democratic engagement.   For more information, contact the Office of Inclusive Excellence at [email protected] or 434.544.8540. 

  • The Tender Art of Grieving

    Lectures & Seminars

    AmarAtma Singh Khalsa is a grief specialist, educator, and founder of the Institute for Compassionate Grieving. A board-certified chaplain, graduate of Harvard Divinity School, and practitioner with a master’s degree in acupuncture and Chinese medicine, he developed the Compassionate Grieving Model, an embodied approach to loss that integrates science, spirituality, somatic healing, and compassionate care.  For more than 15 years, Singh Khalsa has supported thousands of individuals, families, healthcare professionals, and communities that are navigating grief and life’s many transitions. Author of “The Tender Art of Grieving,” Singh Khalsa invites people to meet grief not as something to overcome, but as a profound expression of love, connection, and our shared humanity. For more information about Singh Khalsa’s lecture, contact the Spiritual Life Center at [email protected]. Join the meeting: http://meet.google.com/voh-svvf-zvc