Courage is the state of mind that enables someone to face danger or fear with confidence. Aristotle tells us that a courageous person will fear things but will endure them for the sake of that which is noble.
-Be Brave-

Courtesy is demonstrating good manners and displaying a willingness or generosity to show kindness and respect toward others. Courtesy contributes to a culture of kindness and civility on campus.
-Be Kind and Respectful-

Honesty is derived from the Latin formulation integritas. Integritas literally means “intact”—or the state of being whole and undivided—in other words, the truth and nothing but the whole truth. Aristotle wrote that an ethical person should not only be honest but should be a lover of truth.
-Always Tell the Truth-

Perseverance means to steadfastly pursue a course of action or a purpose, often in the face of obstacles or discouragement. As the well-known poem reminds us, if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again…if you will persevere, you will conquer, never fear…try, try again!
-Never Give Up-

Self-government is the ability to “rule over oneself.” As Socrates states in the Platonic dialogue, a man should be temperate, a master of himself, and ruler of his own pleasures and passions. Self-governance promotes a civil and orderly culture and leads to an increase in liberty for both individuals and societies.
-Practice Self-Control-

Service is an active disposition toward assisting in the needs of, or promoting the welfare of, others. It is a willingness to stand with others in their need and to provide help, often to the point of self-sacrifice.
-Help Others-