Scu's Strategic Vision Appeal

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All aspects of SCU's strategic vision appeal to me as I believe all of them are important. I believe that all people strive for competence. Competence guarantees success and with it, one has no barriers to their opportunities. Conscience is important in life. One needs to be able to judge right from wrong. Compassion is also a crucial aspect of life. There are many issues in our society and I feel that if people looked at them with compassion many conflicts can be solved or avoided. One vision appeals to me more than the others and that is cultivating knowledge and faith to build a more humane, just, and sustainable world. I feel that building a more humane, just, and sustainable world is very important in this day and age. There are many

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