Jonathan Le

This document outlines biblical principles for understanding and using Artificial Intelligence, grounded in Biola University's theological positions. It focuses on themes such as seeking knowledge and wisdom from God, recognizing humanity as made in God's image, and stewarding resources for His glory. The principles aim to guide Christians in the ethical and appropriate development and application of AI technology, emphasizing discernment, validating accuracy, and prioritizing human relationships and creativity over AI capabilities.

Biola University's overarching mission centers on biblically-centered education, scholarship, and service, aiming to equip individuals with mind and character to impact the world for Christ. The university envisions itself as an exemplary Christian institution fostering personal transformation, intellectual and spiritual renewal, and serving as a global center for Christian thought. Its core goals involve educating 'thinking Christians' grounded in a biblical worldview. Specifically, the Master of Public Health (MPH) program is designed to provide rigorous academic and practical experiences to develop public health agents dedicated to improving population health, establishing preventative measures, and promoting health equality through a strong foundation, excellence in practice, a biblical perspective, and impactful service.

This document outlines Biola University's mission, vision, and values, which are centered on reconciliation, unity, and belonging. It emphasizes fostering a biblical approach to diversity and inclusion, guided by the theological statement 'Unity Amidst Diversity.' A key initiative to strengthen this mission is the establishment of a Unity in Diversity Council during the 2024-2025 academic year, reporting to the Office of the President.