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Student Learning Outcomes
The Division of Student Affairs is committed to developing and nurturing the whole student. We achieve this goal through a holistic co- curriculum that continually assesses six outcomes of each student’s learning and character development experiences. The co-curriculum is delivered through a variety of educational programs and experiences. The six outcomes are:
It is important that students develop the ability to adapt to changing situations, make complex decisions, solve problems, & realistically evaluate their own actions & the actions of others.
Messiah College students will…
- Think critically
- Reflect thoughtfully
- Reason effectively
- Maintain intellectual flexibility
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Examples of educational programs…
- Common Chapel
- Civil Dialogue & Healthy Sexuality
- Student Government Association
- Living in Community
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Ultimately, one cannot fully embrace others until he/she has attained a level of self-understanding & a sense of who God created him/her to be.
Messiah College students will…
- Demonstrate a mature sense of personal attributes such as identity, self-esteem, confidence, and integrity
- Mature in their relationship with God in regard to spiritual practices, reconciliation, servant leadership, and embracing life as worship
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Examples of educational programs…
- Mentoring
- SaLT House in Harrisburg
- Imago Dei
- Wilderness Trips
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It is important that students be prepared to live, learn, lead, & serve in an increasingly multicultural & global society. In doing so, students must learn to appreciate other voices, places, & experiences.
Messiah College students will…
- Seek diverse communities and understand their value for the common good
- Embrace a willingness to reconcile with God and others
- Welcome diverse perspectives
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Examples of educational programs…
- Reconciliation House
- Friendship Families for International Students
- Antiracism Training
- Heritage Months
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It is important for our students to influence the world through servant leadership that emphasizes collaboration, trust, empathy, & the ethical use of power.
Messiah College students will…
- Demonstrate responsibility to community, state, nation, world, and faith
- Serve through active involvement with diverse communities and real world challenges
- Develop effective leadership skills and qualities
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Examples of educational programs…
- Koinonia Small Groups
- Leadership Retreats
- Service Day
- Loft Leadership Teams
- Weekly Local Community Outreach
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It is important that students learn to understand themselves and to build meaningful relationships.
Messiah College students will…
- Develop dedication to personal goal setting, meaningful relationships, and collaboration
- Develop a sense of ownership over learning and education achievements that can carry over into career and personal goals
- Demonstrate a desire to continue professional and personal development through lifelong discovery
- Be aware of the constantly changing worlds in which we live and the necessity for self-directed adaptation to new opportunities and demands.
- Become agents of reconciliation.
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Examples of educational programs…
- Student Activities Board
- Residence Hall Picnics
- Amigo Program
- Recreational Sports
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Ultimately, students will be able to live lives that are purposeful, satisfying, and effective as they follow God's calling.
Messiah College students will…
- Communicate effectively
- Manage personal affairs
- Be economically self-sufficient
- Maintain personal health and wellness
- Prioritize leisure pursuits
- Live a purposeful life
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Examples of educational programs…
- First Year Experience
- Intercollegiate Athletics
- Life Skills Programs
- Wellness Fair
- Career Expo
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