Examine the ideological foundation of the Christian worldview.
Examine the application of theoretical concepts to behavioral health management.
Analyze the implications of the Christian worldview as it relates to human value and dignity.
Analyze supervisory relationships, practices, and instruments common to the behavioral health setting.
Analyze ethical decisions made from the Christian worldview.
Develop entrepreneurship skills such writing a business plan, marketing, return on investment, and business law.
Examine the application of the Christian worldview within the context of discipline and vocation.
Analyze health-care financing, economics, and policy in order to tailor consultative models to impending health-care reforms and the needs of payers in the marketplace.
Transformative Leader
Demonstrates personal accountability and responsibility with awareness of purpose
Incorporates best practices with decision making, in alignment with goals
Articulates aspects of respectful collaboration with all individuals (i.e., listening, open minded, sharing ideas, follow-through, conflict resolution, etc.)
Demonstrates transformative actions to inspire and motivate growth in others (i.e., developing trust, servant leader, impact on others, being intentional, clear goals, authentic, credible/trustworthy, etc.)
Global Contributor
Demonstrates knowledge of societal aspects of the world (i.e. languages, cultures, religions, art, history, political/social issues, etc.)
Demonstrates an awareness and understanding toward diverse backgrounds, ideas and perspectives
Expresses the value and dignity of others through Christian virtues (i.e., compassion, respect, belonging, equity, acceptance, empathy, grace, objectivity, etc.).
