Profile of a Graduate

Academic:

• Independently seek knowledge and understanding
• Exhibit a capacity for creative and critical thinking and problem-solving
• Demonstrate strong work ethic and self-discipline through organizational skills, study habits, and time management
• Effectively communicate information and articulate ideas through written and spoken language 
• Utilize technology in the learning process
• Analyze, synthesize, and evaluate information from a wide range of digital and print sources

Spiritual:

• Possess knowledge and understanding of Catholic teachings and gospel values as well as their implications for action in service to others
• Evaluate moral choices and issues based on well-formed conscience and the teachings of the Church
• Develop a personal relationship with God through prayer, liturgy, and a sacramental life
• Recognize and share the unique talents given by God
• Seek continual faith formation and be an active member of the faith community
• Appreciate the uniqueness, dignity, and value of every person

Social:

• Collaborate and build community in educational and social settings
• Show respect and appreciation for diversity and individual differences
• Balance academic expectations with extra-curricular involvement
• Act with compassion, kindness, and respect towards others
• Understand the principles of Catholic social and moral teachings, including securing justice for others, respecting the rights of others, upholding human dignity, and accepting ownership of one’s actions

Service:

• Recognize the needs of others, both locally and globally, and experience the personal rewards of helping others
• Use the gifts, talents, and blessings from God to be of service to others
• Actively engage in supporting the physical and spiritual needs of others