
Liberal Studies Program Learning Outcomes
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- Students know the basic approaches of the humanities, social and natural sciences and math
- Students recognize or identify the basic elements and major concepts in the fine and performing arts and recurring themes in the humanities
- Students recognize or identify the basic elements and major concepts in the social and natural sciences and math
- Students make connections among the areas of humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and math.
- Students demonstrate interdisciplinary approaches to problem-solving
- Students synthesize knowledge across the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and math
- Students apply the recurring themes and concepts in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and math to real-world problems and/or issues
- Students think critically.
- Students write at the academic level appropriate to their class standing.
- Students write to analyze an issue
- Students write to synthesize information.
- Students write to support a position.
- Students understand the role of civic participation.
- Students understand the importance of and need for advocating for social justice.
- Students understand the complex and complicated nature of the human condition (multi-causal/multi-variable).
- Students develop an appreciation for the arts.