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SLOs

Student Learning Objectives (SLOs)

Student Learning Objectives (SLOs)

Those Student Learner Outcomes identify that we will graduate students who are...
 
Civic-Minded and Culturally Aware and who
  • Demonstrate personal integrity and responsibility for decisions and actions.
  • Understand their role and responsibility in the collective pursuit of a just, healthy, and inclusive society.
  • Acknowledge, understand, interact, and respect people of diverse backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives.
  • Understand how to make ethical, moral, and responsible decisions.
 
Creative thinkers who
 
  • Reflect on past learning and experience when faced with new situations and challenges.
  • Question, reason, and weigh evidence to reach conclusions.
  • Imagine, improvise, innovate, and adapt in order to solve problems and address new challenges.

Communicators who
  • Convey his/her/their message effectively in multiple modalities.
  • Remain open to communicating with a variety of people, and are responsive and receptive to others’ input.
  • Utilize technology appropriately as an enhancement to communication efforts.
  • Express ideas and information confidently, accurately, and creatively.
 
Academically Literate
  • Explore areas of interest for academic and personal success.
  • Attain proficiency in reading, writing, and mathematics and apply those skills to all academic areas.
  • Summarize, analyze, evaluate, compare/contrast, and synthesize ideas and information from different sources to draw reasoned conclusions.
  • Make distinctions between essential and non-essential information, fact and opinion, propositions and arguments, and distinguish between cause and effect.

Responsible and Productive and who
  • Take responsibility for actions and decisions.
  • Are able to work effectively and collaboratively with diverse groups to achieve a goal.
  • Demonstrate a strong work ethic, effective time management, punctuality, and academic integrity. 
 
Critical Thinkers and Problem-solvers who
  • Synthesize and evaluate information using multiple, credible sources.
  • Work collaboratively toward solutions.
  • Reflect on and analyze their own learning.