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How Fathers and Parents Can Connect to CatholicU

President Peter Kilpatrick greeted a new student and her father during move-in week in 2022. (Catholic University/Patrick G. Ryan)

As Father’s Day approaches, some current or potential Cardinal dads might be wondering how they can deepen their engagement with The Catholic University of America.

Here are some simple tips that can help any parent connect with Catholic University.

Join the Parents Council. The Parents Council is a group of highly engaged parents who are dedicated to the mission of Catholic University and seek to expand the opportunities available for today’s students. These parent-leaders make a meaningful, direct impact on undergraduate student life.

The Parents Council aims to build and sustain an environment of academic excellence. Parents Council members are important ambassadors, representing Catholic University through a variety of community and family outreach activities and special events. Get information on how to become a member.

Are you a prospective parent?

Use the Family Nest. Parents and family members have a centralized location for communications with a news feed based on interests and experiences. Log-in today.

Make plans to attend Family Weekend. The University’s parents and families will gather Sept. 22-24 for a fun-filled weekend. Registration will be opening mid-summer along with more details on activities.

Learn more about the Guadalupe Project. Through the Guadalupe Project, Catholic University is committing to living as a community that is radically welcoming to life.

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