Our Jesuit Identity

By graduation, the Loyola student has begun to develop to one's potential in a healthy, strong, well-coordinated body.

More specifically, the Loyola student at graduation:

• knows the fundamentals of human physiology and physical development
• is aware of methods for maintaining personal health
• knows the fundamentals of several lifetime recreational activities and participates in physical exercise on a regular basis
• knows major local, national and global health problems and some of their potential solutions
• understands that physical activity helps one cope with stress and tension
• understands and can apply basic procedures of accident prevention and emergency care
• has begun to strengthen self esteem as he or she develps various physical skills
• recognizes the potential danger of using chemical substances and acts responsibly
• has developed an understanding of the biology and psychology of human sexuality
• has learned the value of and need for self-discipline through physical conditioning