Skip to main content

Campus Ministry

The REAL Dayton: Where Our Paths Meet

By Elizabeth Clarke

Join us on the path to discover the city of Dayton with other UD students and members of the Dayton community. This off-campus experience combines service, reflection, encounters with our neighbors in Dayton, visiting cultural centers and learning about the gifts and challenges of our city. Learn how to make a difference and get involved in your city of Dayton.

Why should you come on the REAL Dayton BreakOut? This is a great opportunity to spend your fall break getting to know your city better. There is time to explore and reflect on your role in this community as well as building new relationships and making memories.

Previous REAL Dayton participant Kate Schultz enjoyed this experience so much she returned this year to serve on the leadership team. While reflecting on her experience, she said, “The BreakOut was a meaningful way to spend my fall break. It was a great opportunity to give back to the community while meeting new people and having fun.”

REAL Dayton takes place during fall break, October 7-10. Sign up online at http://tinyurl.com/therealdayton15 by Sept.19. The cost is $50. (For scholarship information, contact Bro. Brandon at bpaluch1@udayton.edu.) All meals, transportation, and a T-shirt are provided. We will return to campus on Saturday October 10. Everything is planned for you. All you need to do is sign up, show up, and have a good time! We hope your path leads you here!

Reaching out; Enriching yourself; Acting for others; Learning about Dayton

Previous Post

Welcome. Welcome Home

What a thrill it is to welcome you back to our newly renovated chapel. Witnessing the response of those already been drawn to pray in or experience the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception proves what we hoped to be true - architecture forms us.
Read More
Next Post

Leaving a Part of Myself in Cameroon

It is impossible not to see God in the lives and culture of the people in Cameroon. They live selflessly and give abundantly even when they do not have it.
Read More