Wisdom
Thinking of new ways to do things. It involves producing ideas or behaviors that are original.
Creativity
Facing your challenges, threats, or difficulties. A central element involving facing your fears.
Bravery
Being nice to others. Being generous with others, giving your time, money, and talent to support those who are in need.
Kindness
A commitment to contributing to the success of a work group, athletics, or your family, marriage, or even a group of friends working on a project together.
Teamwork
The ability to make other people smile or laugh. It also means having a composed and cheerful view on adversity that allows an individual to see its light side and thereby sustain a good mood.
Humor
To explore and discover, to take an interest in ongoing experience for its own sake.
Speaking the truth. More broadly, presenting yourself in a genuine and sincere way, without pretense, and taking responsibility for your feelings and actions.
Honesty
You value close relationships with people and contribute to that closeness in a warm and genuine way.
Love
Treating people justly, not letting your personal feelings bias your decisions about others.
Fairness
Having positive expectations about the future. It involves optimistic thinking and focusing on good things to come
Hope
The desire to hold on to and deepen your collection of information. It’s the way a person engages with new information and skills. It’s motivated by the expansion of knowledge.
Love of Learning
Sticking with things. Being hardworking and finishing what is started, despite barriers and obstacles that arise.
Perseverance
To extend understanding towards those who have wronged or hurt us. It means to let go.
Forgiveness
Refers to the tendency to organize and encourage a group to get things done, while maintaining good relations within the group.
Feeling and expressing a deep sense of thankfulness in life, and more specifically, taking the time to genuinely express thankfulness to others.
Gratitude
Making rational and logical choices, and analytically evaluating ideas, opinions, and facts. Ex: Critical thinking, weighing the evidence fairly.
Judgment
Controlling your appetites and emotions and regulating what you do. A good level of confidence in your belief that you can be effective in what you pursue and are likely to achieve your goals.
Self-Regulation
Being careful about your choices, stopping and thinking before acting. A strength of restraint which is shown by not taking unnecessary risks, and not saying or doing things that you might later regret.
Prudence
What is our service project for this semester?
Health Fair
Defined consistently by scientists as the search for or connection with “the sacred”. This could be that which is blessed, holy, revered, or particularly special. the search for a purpose in life or a close relationship with something beyond the “self.”
Spirituality
The ability to see the bigger picture in life. Being able to see the forest as well as the trees, and to avoid getting wrapped up in the small details when there are bigger issues to consider.
Approaching a situation, or life in general, with excitement and energy, not approaching tasks or activities halfway or halfheartedly. Being excited to get up in the morning, and living life like an adventure.
Zest
When a person knows what makes other people tick. Being aware of the motives and feelings of one’s self and others, and how to fit into different social situations.
Social Intelligence
Accurately evaluating your accomplishments. It’s not bragging or viewing yourself as more special or important than others.
Humility
Noticing and appreciating that which we observe through our senses to be attractive or noteworthy as in a skilled performance in all domains of life.
Appreciation of Beauty and Excellence