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The Virginia Wesleyan Creed

VIRGINIA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY POLICY AND PROCEDURE HANDBOOK

● In which University leadership and expertise contribute to Coastal Virginia’s local and regional environmental efforts.

To advance our goals, we will:

● Incorporate environmental and social concerns as a priority in University decision making, planning, and investing;

● Consider social, environmental, and economic impacts of Virginia Wesleyan’s policies, practices, and growth;

● Train the next generation of environmental stewards and professionals of local and regional distinction;

● Foster the University’s national-niche programs in environmental sciences and the Batten

Honors College by encouraging investments from internal and external resources;

● Seek practices and procedures that protect, enhance, and regenerate the environment;

● Promote the University as a living laboratory for sustainability, contributing to the education, outreach, and research mission of the University;

● Use participatory processes in developing Virginia Wesleyan’s policies and practices; and

● Fulfill our responsibility as good neighbors by working with the community to foster social equity, environmental justice, and healthy natural systems.

The Virginia Wesleyan Creed

● We accept and support the Virginia Wesleyan Honor Code; A commitment to trustworthiness and a willingness to assume personal responsibility for honorable behavior.

● We seek experiences that enhance personal academic excellence and an integrated liberal arts perspective;

A commitment to sustained achievement in the classroom.

● We abide by and uphold the Virginia Wesleyan Community Standards;

A commitment to good campus citizenship in all undertakings.

● We value and respect diversity in all facets of our multicultural society;

A commitment to recognize and to celebrate the importance of cultural differences within our campus community and to oppose all forms of discrimination.

● We aspire to be a supportive community that respects the value of faith and religious freedom;

A commitment to cultivate spiritual sensitivity and to foster personal commitment that leads to

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