Prepare our students for life by teaching skills and habits that lead to success, and help them to understand that winning is a byproduct of establishing successful habits.
Keiser C-hawks skill development:
Commit-fully engaged and invested in the task at hand and/or the individuals you are working with.
Care-emotionally invested in the task at hand and/or the individuals you are working with
Compete-prepare yourself for the task at hand, give your best effort in all you do and continue to get better.
We believe that these skills lay the foundation for success. You must fully commit to the task at hand to be successful, care about the outcome and the effect it has on you and others around you, and prepare to compete at your highest level.
Keiser University Athletic Objectives
It is the objective of the Athletics Department to provide the most positive student-athlete experience as they compete for Keiser University. The department aims to lead the university in recruiting, enrolling, retaining, graduating, and developing leaders. As an NAIA institution, we continually strive to be a 5-star Champion of Character university and to meet all five of the Champion of Character objectives (Integrity, Respect, Responsibility, Sportsmanship and Servant Leadership). We will accomplish these objectives by:
Recognizing that educating and graduating students exceeds all other responsibilities.
Commitment and acknowledgment that health and safety play a major role in the success of our intercollegiate athletic programs.
The assurance that student-athletes will be held to a high level of accountability and understand that it is a privilege to compete in intercollegiate athletics and not a right.
Understanding and implementing equitable opportunities for both men and women. Recognize that excellence in intercollegiate athletics may bring local, regional and national exposure to the University.
Displaying a high level of ethics, integrity, fairness, and respect for diversity.
Being leaders when involved in an extra-curricular activity and in all behaviors on and off campus.
Being courteous and well-mannered when representing the student-athlete's activity and the University
