Students will fully understand the broad opportunities available to chaplain candidates both in and out of the military.

Demonstrate knowledge of U.S. military chaplain history (in general and Latter-day Saint specific) from the revolutionary war to present.

Students will be able to show a full understanding of the origins and growth of Christianity in the United States along with its attendant denominationalism.

Students will show command of the origins and growth of Christianity in the United States along with its attendant denominationalism.

Demonstrate knowledge of how chaplains operate within the different models of ministry of the Army, Airforce, and Navy during times of peace and war.

Recognizing the challenges of working in a pluralistic religious environment, chaplain students will be developing strategies for dealing with them.

Recognizing the challenges of working in a pluralistic religious environment, students will know how to develop effective strategies for dealing with them

Be aware of different styles of chaplain ministry throughout according to chaplaincy history.

Students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of the principles of the gospel as practiced by Latter-day Saint Chaplains in providing Protestant worship and General Christian worship in a military setting.

Articulate the legality of the military chaplaincy founded in constitutional protections, constitutional challenges, and supreme court decisions.

Provide Latter-day Saint, Protestant, and general Christian worship in a military setting.

Students will have developed a personal vision of leadership in situations of grave danger.

Present formatted briefs that communicate the transfer of information with confidence, and accuracy.