Division Goals and Learning Outcomes
Student Affairs Mission Statement
In a belief that the glory of God is a human being fully alive, the Division of Student Affairs supports the University mission through programs and services designed to advance student learning.
Student Affairs Division Goals
- promote innovative programs and events which develop an enlivened and engaged campus community.
- instill in the students the value of service and the promotion of justice.
- guide students through a process of reflection, self-discovery, and character development.
- promote the balanced development of body, mind and spirit. To foster students' respect for each other in an intercultural community.
- advance the University's recruitment and retention efforts.
Student Affairs Division Learning Outcomes
Graduates of Loyola Marymount University will:
- develop a well-defined sense of self confidence in their abilities and gifts.
- adopt lifestyles that reflect a balance of spiritual, physical, emotional and intellectual health.
- integrate knowledge and experience in the process of discernment to make life-giving decisions.
- take initiative to make meaningful contributions as citizens within and beyond their communities.
- demonstrate an understanding of the diversity of the human experience and embody the ideals of interculturalism.
- educate themselves about contemporary social justice issues and strive to create a more just society.
First Year Student Learning Outcomes
By the end of the first year at LMU, students will...
Value...
- intellectual pursuits in higher education and begin to develop an intrinsic appreciation for life-long learning.
- the opportunities for exploration and growth created by participation in this diverse University community.
Know...
- the mission and traditions of the University and how they are called to participate in the global community.
- the availability of University resources and access them when necessary to enhance their success as University students.
Do...
- become engaged members in the University community.
- develop personal accountability, good judgment and independent thinking leading toward a balanced life.