Students learn and grow in understanding their own cultural identity. Students further develop a sense of autonomy and understanding of the relationship between independence and interdependence. Students have opportunities to define leadership and to gain skills in leadership that can be applied while in school and in the future. Students learn about ways to participate as responsible members of the university community and society and become involved as responsible community members. Students learn about, accept, understand, appreciate many different cultures, values, life styles, cognitive styles, etc. of others.
Students develop an understanding of a multicultural perspective.
Students take appropriate action towards helping to create a diverse campus community. Students are able to apply their multicultural learning while on campus and in their future lives. Students establish or further clarify a sense of moral and ethical judgement. Students clarify personal, social, educational values. Creating a sense of connectedness, a sense of belonging and a sense of intimacy Students continue to develop skills and competencies in establishing and maintaining a variety of healthy relationships.