Students will be able to ethically attend to the social, emotional spiritual needs of the persons for whom he has stewardship.

Students must be able to defend criteria that religious communities use to define the ethical or moral in behavior and attitudes and that inform a spiritual wholeness with which we approach life.

To be able to explain how and why in our service to others, we can be an example, in word and deed, of the principles, doctrines, and beliefs that help turn people to god.

Be able to identify the codes of ethics representative of clinical psychology, social work, marriage and family therapy and family life education, honorable military service, corporate action and the chaplaincy.