The Asbury University Catalyst Center provides opportunities for you to apply your learning outside of the classroom, and thus, speed your growth personally, academically, and professionally. We call these opportunities “catalysts” and believe God uses them powerfully in your journey of belonging and becoming. Example opportunities include: internships, study abroad, service learning, mentorships, cross-cultural experiences, and more!
The offices of the Catalyst Center include:
During the fall and spring semester, we are open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The Catalyst Center is located on the main floor of the Kinlaw Library.
Catalyst Center for Applied Learning
catalystcenter@asbury.edu.
(859) 858-3511 ext 2401
Interested in Mentorship?
The Asbury University Mentor Program | For the Professions provides students with opportunities to expand their network and learn from someone who has “gone before them.” This one-on-one mentoring relationship allows each mentee to receive individual attention and guidance related to career and personal aspirations, self-discovery, and aptitude awareness, along with professional development and networking skills to increase workforce readiness.
Need help writing a resumé, selecting a major, taking your LinkedIn profile to the next level, finding a job or practicing for a job interview?
Through partnerships with employers, faculty, staff and alumni, we are here to help students like you develop effective career decision-making and employment skills reflective of God’s unique calling on your lives.
The Career & Calling team is here to help you! Make an appointment with us, email us, or stop by the office in Kinlaw to learn more.
One of Asbury’s distinctive is that we “unite to serve.” The Asbury Outreach Coalition gives you opportunities to serve locally and beyond.
Imagine if you could see the world while earning college credit, forming new friendships and creating unforgettable memories?
Asbury’s Cross Cultural Engagement (CCE) requirement ensures students learn more about other cultures, and understand the world and their role in it.
One way that many students fulfill their CCE requirement is by studying abroad or taking a travel course.