University Mission
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- Carolyn Shumway
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- University Mission
The earnest pursuit of BYU-Hawaii's overall mission is embodied in the commitment to four specific goals or experiences in:
- Gospel Living and Spiritual Growth, Helping Students
- Gain an abiding, life-directing testimony of Jesus Christ, His Church, and His leaders on earth.
- Live a chaste, righteous life and develop Christlike character traits.
- Practice self-initiated service to others.
- Intensive Academic Training and Intellectual Growth,
Helping Students
- Develop and use the ability to think clearly, learn independently, and solve problems effectively.
- Communicate in English effectively with others.
- Develop job competence, work skills, and industriousness.
- Develop leadership abilities.
- Increase capacity to enjoy beauty, both artistic and natural.
- Develop understanding and appreciation for the heritage of learning of the world.
- Cross-cultural Interaction and Harmony Amidst
Diversity, Helping Students
- Achieve a knowledge and appreciation of one's own and other cultures.
- Have experiences which build intercultural understanding.
- Gain a profound sense of the fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man.
- Stewardship Accountability and Productive Work, Helping
Students
- Develop a strong work ethic and high work standard.
- Assume greater responsibility for the successful pursuit of education.
- Accept greater responsibility for managing time, money, and employment obligations.
- Obey, honor, and sustain the honor code of the University
and the law of the land.
