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In the Office of Residence Life, we seek to recognize and develop each person's divine potential while teaching him or her, through example, how to apply gospel principles in his or her life. Although each housing area has its own unique environment and challenges, we all strive to instill the following values:

• Integrity means taking responsibility for our choices, keeping our word, honoring our commitments, and making our actions consistent with gospel teachings.
• Community means seeking to understand, respect, and get along with others, to enjoy the blessings of service and involvement as we strive to build a Zion society.
• Cleanliness means promoting clean living and respect for property.
• Life-Skills mean acquiring those practical skills that contribute to successful living.
• Balance means learning to balance the demands of our lives spiritually, academically, socially, financially and physically.

The mission of Brigham Young University--founded, supported, and guided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints--is to assist individuals in their quest for perfection and eternal life. A BYU education should be:

• Spiritually strengthening
• Intellectually enlarging
• Character-building
• Lifelong learning and service

• We enable individuals to live, learn, work, and grow in gospel-centered communities.
• We respect the worth of individuals and foster their development.
• We seek to develop relationships built upon communication, trust, and accountability.
• We value safe and well-maintained facilities.
• We practice and promote financial responsibility.