| Communication. Students who are completing a program will be able to communicate ideas,
perspectives, and values clearly and persuasively while listening to others openly. |
Present knowledge orally, visually, or in writing; identify audience and purpose for
particular communications; support ideas, perspectives, and values with reasons and
evidence ; understand and articulate other perspectives on a particular topic; Engage
in effective cross-cultural communication. |
- Communication
- Ability to engage diverse perspectives
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| Information Competency. Students who are completing a program will be able to access,
evaluate, and effectively use information. |
State a research question, problem, or issue; analyze and evaluate information; evaluate
information and its sources critically and incorporate selected information into one's
own knowledge base; understand the economic, legal, ethical and social issues related
to using information. |
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| Critical Thinking. Students who are completing a program will be able to think critically
and creatively and apply reasoning. |
Reason effectively; think systematically; make informed judgments; problem solve;
synthesize; conduct research; articulate one's own assumptions and those of others;
articulate awareness of personal biases and perspectives; demonstrate new ways of
doing things based on self-reflection of previous experiences; transform concepts
into praxis. |
- Analytic Inquiry Skills
- Quantitative competency
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| Citizenship. Students who are completing a program will be prepared to engage in responsible
citizenship at various levels. |
Demonstrate social perceptiveness, including respect, empathy, cultural awareness,
and sensitivity to diversity; understand ethics and ethical inquiry; use effective
interpersonal skills; articulate an awareness of social and cultural competencies;
articulate an awareness of environmental competencies. |
- Ethical Reasoning
- Ability to engage diverse perspectives
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