Hope College’s Center for Leadership is hosting its third “Lead With Hope: Authentic Leadership Retreat” October 4-6 at its ...

The GRACE Project is actively recruiting students to participate in a multi-year cohort experience beginning in the first year of study. Students who join GRACE will grow alongside a community of ...

To foster civic engagement in higher education, the GRACE Project is developing resources for the classroom and beyond. These activities focus on democratic deliberation, argumentation, virtue and ...

Data-driven assessment plays a key role in ensuring the GRACE Project successfully equips students for meaningful civic participation. Partnering with the Frost Center for Social Scientific Research, ...

The GRACE Project supports Hope College’s mission to educate students for lives of leadership and service in a global society, through academic and co-curricular programs of recognized excellence in ...

The GRACE Project develops and shares resources to help colleges and communities become more adept at democratic deliberation, civil dialogue and the Virtues of Public Discourse. A key way we do this ...

The GRACE Project partners with faculty and community leaders, developing resources for classroom engagement, course design and curricular development. Hope faculty are encouraged to apply for GRACE ...

The Rev. Shomari Tate serves as the chaplain of prophetic witness at Hope College, where he helps students discover what it means to follow Jesus with both deep conviction and courageous compassion.

The GRACE Project leverages the ancient art of rhetoric to seek truth, solve problems and build community. The GRACE Project is Hope College’s initiative to cultivate the art of democratic ...