School values and Mission Integration

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Mission Integration FYE 2011
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Pardon the rough look of our presentation. It is
a work in progress and you are part of the
co-creating!
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Remember this?
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That was our way of communicating- Welcome! St.
Josephs College is well known for our
hospitality. We hope you experienced the
invitation to join us both on the outside and the
inside.
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We know you already know this we just like to
talk about it. Everything has an outside and an
inside. The outside part is the observable and
the inside part is the felt or intuited.
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School Values We feel them on the inside and you
can see them on the outside!
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Integrity
Catherine found out over time that what she
observed on the outside was in alignment with
what was happening on the inside.
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Intellectual Values
Sophia explains that intellectual values begins
with a sense of curiosity and questioning on the
inside and on the outside is observed as a quest
for knowledge to answer the questions.
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Spiritual Values
The leadership of Campus Ministry and Outreach
Club and Students Joined By Christ express how we
see spiritual values on the inside and the
outside in terms of the personal, communal, and
community.
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Social Responsibility
Mike explains social responsibility responding
from a perspective that extends between his
indigenous roots on the inside to life in the
northern United States on the outside.
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Service
Jason explains service as a motivation on the
inside and in terms of giving back on the
outside.
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So using your intellect and curiosity you might
be asking these values that are experienced on
the inside and the outside where did they come
from?
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The Dynamic Energy of Love, Unity and
Reconciliation Emerged in 1650 in France
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TMI! Wooh- that was a big picture answer But how
did they get to SJC?
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Oh the SJC answer! Well, its like a recipe.
The previously mentioned dynamic energy was
brought to Brooklyn and all of Long Island by the
Sisters of St. Joseph of Brentwood, New York. It
was then stirred up by the Sisters and the
college community in St. Josephs College
beginning in 1916. And eventually over time with
loving care and lots of cooking. Poof out
popped integrity, intellectual and spiritual
values, social responsibility and service!
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March 19 is St. Josephs Day. This is the day
we celebrate as a college community, tell our
amazing story of the PAST and share how we see
the outside (observable) and the inside (felt,
intuitive) of these dynamic values happening NOW!

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This idea of communicating a value structure that
took centuries to build in a way that is relevant
for YOU- its just a beginning. (We hope it
will grow and develop over the next few years.)
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Not the end of the story. To be continued