Personal and Social Responsibility

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During their matriculation students are expected to develop and grow as responsible citizens, and to acquire knowledge of and respect for the diversity of all life. Responsible citizenship involves a commitment to lifelong learning, democratic ideals as embodied in the United States Constitution, a healthy community, sustainability, and environmental stewardship. In this component of the general education program the student will address a project in responsible citizenship OR engage in an analysis of an issue of global significance.

Responsible Citizenship (0 credits)

The student will participate in a project/activity involving the enhancement of education, economic opportunity, social services, the democratic process (locally, state, or nationally) or environmental preservation.

OR

Global Awareness (0 credits)

The student will analyze from a foreign country or countries a diversity issue, the economic exploitation of an identifiable group, or a military conflict that the UN has failed to resolve. The situation addressed must be current.

Total General Education Core Credits: 38 to 42 credits

Under guidance with the academic advisor, students may satisfy this project through coursework.