I have a deep appreciation for the depth of life, death and understanding universal human connection or consciousness.

I recognize that there are many spiritual paths and that every spiritual tradition recognizes and teaches basic precepts or laws of wise and conscious human conduct while seeking qualities of altruism, optimism, hope and forgiveness.

I integrate my "spiritual practice" within everyday life of work, family and relationships.

I believe life is a precious gift that should be nurtured.

I take time alone to think about what's important in life -­‐ who I am, what I value, where I fit in, and where I'm going.

I have faith in a greater power, be it a God-­‐like force.

I work for peace in my interpersonal relationships, in my community, and in the world at large.

I have a belief system (e.g., spiritual, atheist, religious) and my actions are guided by my own beliefs, rather than the beliefs of others.

I have a sense of purpose in my life.

I utilize campus resources to improve my well-­‐being and take time for spiritual growth and development (i.e. Reflecting and meditating).