Student Services Commitments

Commitment to respect and appreciation of the diversity of God's people (gender, ethnicity,socio-economic status, age, culture, and theology) and to our primary identity as members of the body of Christ.

Commitment to intentional community. The Christian faith can only be lived in relation to others and Trinity has the priviledge and opportunity to model Christian community as experiential learning, for present growth and future ministry.

Commitment to the whole person: spiritual, physical, intellectual, and socio-emotional in the context of family, church, community, and culture.

Commitment to restoration and redemption: to God, to oneself, to others, and to creation.

Commitment to student advocacy within university structures to facilitate a positive student experience with administrative offices and processes.