Student Resources
Resources for navigating life as a CUDS student.
Fall 2026 Directory
Ministry Resources
Internships + Open Job Positions + Student Preaching Experience
Job Board
CUDS maintains a list of full-time and part-time job opportunities for our students and alumni.
Student Preaching Experience
The desire of the SPE is to connect Divinity School students with churches where the student “fills the pulpit” during worship. This allows students to continue to discover their preaching voice in a nurturing context where interaction between the congregation, its ministerial staff, and a Divinity School student is vital.
Biomedical Humanities Lecture October 6
Join the Christian Studies Department at the upcoming Biomedical Haumanities Lecture featuring Dr. Wylin D. Wilson, associate professor ot theological ethics at Duke University Divinity School.
Professor Wilson’s work lies at the intersection of religion, gender, and bioethics. Her academic interests also include rural bioethics and Black church studies. Prior to joining Duke Divinity School in 2020, she was a teaching faculty member at the Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics and a senior fellow at the Center for the Study of World Religions at Harvard Divinity School. She has also served as visiting lecturer and research associate at the Harvard Divinity School Women’s Studies in Religion Program. Professor Wilson is the former associate director of Education at the Tuskegee University National Center for Bioethics in Research and Health Care, and former faculty member in the College of Agriculture, Environment, and Nutrition Sciences at Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, Alabama. Professor Wilson served on the Mount Auburn Hospital Ethics Committee in Cambridge, Mass., the advisory board for the Rural Child Hunger Summit, and as volunteer spiritual care giver for Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services in Somerville, Mass. She is the theologian-in-residence for the Children's Defense Fund and is a member of the American Academy of Religion’s Bioethics and Religion Program Unit Steering Committee. Among her publications is her book, Economic Ethics and the Black Church.
Graduate Assistant Opening: Events & Facilities
Contact: Anna Bose, Studnet Union Supervisor abose@campbell.edu
The Events and Facilities GA assists the Student Union Supervisor in scheduling and coordinating events, including set ups and tear downs. The GA will also be responsible for reporting or replacing damaged facilities or items, checking event equipment regularly, and set up seasonal or event decoration in the union. Additionally, the Student Union GA will assist in management, planning and execution of activities, events, and services related to the operations of the Student Union and other Student Life projects as assigned.
STRUCTURE
The Student Union GA works in conjunction with the Student Union Supervisor to provide opportunities for the enhancement of student life at Campbell University. The Graduate Assistant reports to the Student Union Supervisor and is a part of the Department of Student Life.
REQUIREMENTS
The Graduate Assistant must be enrolled in the Graduate School at Campbell University with good standing. This is a 25hrs per week position and requires primarily night and weekend work. The Graduate Assistant must be available on a consistent basis to work night and weekend events and must have a flexible schedule. This position also requires the ability be approved by Campbell University to drive students in University vans.
RESPONSIBILITIES
EVENT MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAMMING
• Represent the university at events hosted by the Student Union and the Department of Student Engagement & Learning as the primary contact for the Union
• Assist with event setup/tear down as needed
• Represent the university at visitation days and other department events.
ADMINISTRATIVE
• Work the morning or evening shift at the Union as the building manager
• Ensure that event services has all of the supplies that are needed and that tables, chairs, A/V, etc are in good working order
• Regularly inspect game room equipment and coordinate repairs as needed
• Regularly inspect each area of the Union to ensure all furniture and equipment are in its proper place, and the building is clean and safe and report any required maintenance to the Union Director and Facilities.
• Assist with marketing and promotion of Union events
• Complete projects as assigned by the Student Union Supervisor
DEPARTMENTAL RESPONSABILITIES
• Attend and assist with Student Life Department functions as needed.
• Assist with additional tasks when requested from the Dean for Student Involvement or VP for Student Life
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
• Must be a full-time graduate student at Campbell University.
• Strong involvement and leadership experience as an undergraduate.
• Interest in mentoring and developing undergraduate students.
• Outstanding interpersonal skills and ability to create and build relationships.
• Willingness to work evening and weekend hours.
• Excellent organizational, communication, and time-management skills.
• Outstanding confrontation and conflict management skills.
Academic Resources
To view a complete list of CUDS academic rerources, visit our Academic Resources webpage.
Atla Tutorial
Atla is our primary research database for articles related to religion and theology. It has recently undergone significant design updates. Librarian Abigail Pore has recorded an online tutorial for CUDS students. Good luck with your resarch!
Outside Scholarships
BWIM Addie Davis Scholarships
Baptist Women In Ministry Scholarship Opportunity: Addie Davis Scholarships
Criteria: Any woman who is: (1) a member of a Baptist congregation, (2) feels called to minister in a Baptist context, and (3) is pursuing Masters-level theological education or a Doctor of Ministry program as a full-time student at an ATS accredited seminary or school may apply.
Details and applications are available on the BWIM website.
Deadline: March 27, 2026
Blackwell Memorial Fund Scholarship
The Blackwell Memorial Fund committee seeks to assist candidates for Baptist ministry who have the highest possible abilities, attitude, qualification, and likelihood of being outstanding, effective, and devoted ministers. Grants will be awarded to applicants according to the following priorities:
first priority to persons who are members of the First Baptist Church of Winston Salem and are North Carolina residents;
second priority to persons who are Forsyth County, NC residents and members of Forsyth County NC Baptist Churches;
third priority to all other persons who are residents of NC and members of NC Baptist Churches.
Visit the website for more information: Scholarships & Grants - First Baptist on Fifth
Deadline to apply: May 1, 2026
Campus Resources
Campus Food Pantry: Nourish Market
The Nourish Market is open to students and staff experiencing food insecurity, offering a space for shoppers to choose their food items and personal hygiene items. With the main location at the Wallace Center and smaller satellite locations, there are multiple options to shop. Satellite Pantries are located in Counseling Services and Wiggins Memorial Library. Should you or someone you know need this level of support, don’t hesitate to visit one of our locations. For more information on location hours and frequently asked questions, please check our webpage. For assistance and questions, contact Rev. Morgan Pajak at pajak@campbell.edu or 910-814-4769.
Counseling
All Campbell University students are eligible to receive free, confidential counseling via in-person and virtual consultations, groups, or individual sessions. CUDS students may request an appointment on the Counseling Services page of the Campbell website. If you are concerned about a fellow student, please complete a Request for Support.
Spread the Word
Discover Divinity Experience
Do you know someone discerning a call to theological education? The Discover Divinity Experience serves as a discernment pathway for prospective students, creating space for individuals to listen, learn, and explore their calling. This new initiative allows individuals discerning a call to theological education to enroll in one Divinity School course in Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 for a reduced rate of $500 per course, with options available both online and in person. Should they later pursue a master’s-level degree at Campbell, these courses can be applied toward their program. An abbreviated application process and a completed bachelor’s degree are required. Designed to help prospective students explore their vocation and determine whether a master’s program is the right next step, this program offers a meaningful, low risk pathway into theological study.
CUDS Alumni & Friends Monthly E-Newsletter
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