Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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I U is. » O CD c 3: o o I If there is only one attitude that I hope that you, as graduates of the School of Human Development and Community Service, would exhibit in your careers, that attitude would be one of caring professionalism. The caring professional is a person who treats peo- ple as people, not a machine who treats peo- ple like things. He or she is one who is knowl- edgeable both technically and theoretically, understanding and being able to explain not just what to do, but how to do It and why It was done. The caring professional is responsible to the needs of the profession itself, including the need to attract the best persons as profes- sional colleagues. Caring professionals seek new and better ways to serve; they treat the profession as something they become, not just as jobs they do. Integrity and a constant pursuit of excellence in practice are hallmarks of the caring professional. Active pursuit of continu- ing professional renewal and growth are seen as essential. As you continue your careers and grow in ability, you will learn things that would help us here at CSUF achieve our goals as caring professionals to continually improve our pro- grams. We expect and welcome your advice. We seek and we need your support. We look forward to a relationship with you as colleagues with mutual interests and concerns. f.C