Community The College attempts to create a genuine community based on the pursuit, common to students and faculty, of intellectual growth and personal development. Concern for the individual person what Jesuits have traditionally called cura personalis is a fundamental characteristic of the Spring Hill community. This personalized care, possible because of the College s comfortable size, allows each student to develop individually, but also, and simultaneously, as a member of a community bonded by shared ideals. The College purposely seeks a diverse student body. Given the interdependence of the global environment, diversity is a practical preparation for life, but it is also a stimulation to a well-rounded education.
Diversity is richness.
Thus the College welcomes students of varying nationalities, geographic regions, ages, and religions, as well as diverse social and economic backgrounds. The one common element the College seeks in all its students is an openness to the values of a personalized, Jesuit, liberal arts education. Service The Spring Hill experience, therefore, in all its dimensions, challenges students to excel as informed and responsible leaders in service to others. Recognizing and serving the needs of one another is an important facet of campus life, and students are faced with this responsibility on a daily basis. This is a call to Christian love the disposition to love others as God loves us which the College community believes should be the overriding influence on its every action, its every decision.