Jennifer Creech

This document outlines the strategic direction for the Doctor of Marriage and Family Therapy (DMFT) program at Chaminade University. It details the program's mission, goals, and competencies, emphasizing an advanced clinical degree with a focus on service, justice, and peace through a practitioner-scholar model. The plan aims to develop graduates for leadership roles in clinical practice, supervision, academia, and administration, grounded in Marianist educational values and committed to cultural humility and socially just-informed practices. Key areas include advanced clinical theory, contemporary challenges, diversity, research methods, supervision, and leadership. The program typically spans three years of full-time study.

The Chaminade Student Government Association (CSGA) supports campus-wide endeavors that increase and enrich students' educational and supportive events at Chaminade University of Honolulu (CUH). The Ka Ipu Kukui Me Ka 'ie 'ie at CUH will host the General Meeting to discuss expectations for the semester and upcoming events planned. The Finance Committee approves to allocate funds for Malasadas and musubi supplies.

The Chaminade Student Government Association supports campus-wide endeavors that increase students' educational and supportive events. The United Nations Association of Chaminade University will host the "UNAC General Meeting: DIY Kokedama Workshop". The Finance Committee approved allocating funds for reservations for Live Long and Plant and for lei from Patty's Floral Designs.

The document outlines the characteristics of Marianist universities, emphasizing formation in faith, integral quality education, family spirit, service, justice, peace, integrity of creation, adaptation, and change. It highlights the importance of integrating liberal arts with professional education, fostering a culture of acceptance, promoting work as a mission, attending to the poor and marginalized, and promoting the dignity, rights, and responsibilities of all. The document also emphasizes the dialogue between faith and culture, the development of critical thinking skills, and adaptation to local and global contexts.

The meeting included discussions and actions on several funding requests, including FR 219 for Taotao Marianas Club which was denied, FR 222 for the Student Athlete Advisory Committee, FR 223 for the Biology Club, FR 224 and FR 225 for the Malama Accounting and Business Society, and FR 226 for UNAC. The committee also discussed spring semester meeting schedules.