Core Values
At the Fred N. Binka School of Public Health (FNBSPH), we are guided by the following ten (10) core values which reflect the UHAS ethos and incorporate the University‘s four (4) core values:
Partnership
Open communication and participation, mutual respect, accessibility, flexibility, effective time management, diplomacy, conflict resolution, joint problem-solving
Teamwork
Team-building, shared responsibility, appropriate risk-taking, commitment, leadership, coordination, being empathetic to others
Collegiality
Collective identity and open honest communication, mutual regard, collaboration, building cooperative relationships with a common purpose
Excellence
Deep subject knowledge, investment in success and impact, high performance, aspiring to attainment of the highest standards
Respect
Mutual respect, recognizing rank yet valuing others regardless of station or rank, manifesting humility
Integrity
Ethical conduct and professionalism, accountability, taking responsibility, demonstrating regular reliability, putting others’ needs above self
Research and Scholarship
Maximum development of intellectual capacities and generating impactful academic and research outputs, critical thinking, self-confidence, demonstrating achievement in scholastic activities
Innovation
Creativity, mental resilience, self-belief and ability to explore, continuous reflection, discovery and new ways of doing things, opportunity-focused research, new knowledge generation and translation
Community Service
Volunteerism, enthusiasm to learn from and contribute positively to our community; demonstrating cultural competence and emotional intelligence in community engagement and participation
Honesty
Personal and intellectual honesty, academic discipline, trust, keeping commitments and being true to self and to others, good time management