The cultivation of moral reasoning begins in a freshman orientation course and is reinforced in each major academic discipline, all of which are required to integrate faith and morality into their curriculum. This curriculum is complemented by co-curricular activities such as professional workshops, debates, and guest lecturers, many of which address the moral implications of literature, politics, and entertainment. We also encourage students to cultivate a personal, devotional prayer life, and to internalize and practice the traditional spiritual disciplines of meditation, holy living, and service to mankind. Moreover, faculty are hired with the understanding that they will be moral and spiritual role models. All student organizations require of members behavior that is consistent with the mission of the university.
Violations result in suspension.
Readmittance is possible only after agreeing to submit to a drug test at the time of readmittance and random tests thereafter. Conducts a critical assessment of character-building projects and activities Lee University s assessment program includes over 25 evaluation instruments. We seek feedback from students regarding the spiritual impact of every aspect of their university experience, including course work, professors, chapel, organizations, and co-curricular activities. It is a six-year project designed to assess every aspect of character development and values impartation at several Christian universities. As a result of these assessment activities, and in addition to minor ongoing changes in programming, Lee University has embarked on a thorough revision of its general education core.