The Eisenhower Chapel offers a wide range of services and opportunities that help students develop and explore their faith, as well as a philosophy of life based on sound moral and ethical principles. The Helen Eakin Eisenhower Chapel at The Pennsylvania State University has served students, faculty, staff, and the surrounding community for 40 years. The Helen Eakin Eisenhower Chapel supports 23 campus ministry staff serving 27 religious organizations, and is one of very few remaining at public universities. Our student body includes those from every major faith. More than 1,000 worship and prayer activities take place each year at Eisenhower Chapel.
Leadership training is strong.
In addition, student religious organizations last year clocked more than 1,600 volunteer hours in 30 projects. Advocates a drug-free lifestyle Activities to combat drug abuse range from individual and group therapy to intervention and special living options. Through strong central leadership, through the Commission on the Prevention of Alcohol and Drug Abuse, and through program changes, we have directed more resources to first-time offenders and have applied the excellent influence of peer counselors to all facets of this problem. Our substance-free residence hall floors also exert a positive influence. Soon to be expanded, they are always oversubscribed.