This shouldn't be used as just a meter for campus ministries or psychological counseling. She teaches psychiatric nursing in a public institution, so she must also make a distinction between state and religion. She respects different beliefs and tries not to impose any particular view. The most important aspect of spirituality for her is the way she treats everybody. She is a Quaker.
Quakers believe in the worth of every person.
You don't have to believe in God. Five Quaker values are simplicity, harmony, integrity, equality, and community. In that spirit, she tries to have classes that are non-competitive. I had a dream last night in fear of speaking today. I was asked to speak to a really large group.