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Definitions of Academic Goals
Cultural Competence
– knowledge, understanding, skills, values, and personal attributes necessary to demonstrate successful engagement in the world.
Urban Engagement
– the responsible involvement in and commitment to the civic, social, and daily life of metropolitan communities.
Spiritual Development
– the formation and growth of each individual’s relationship with God and neighbor as fostered through the nurturing of a reflective and conscious maturing of personal faith and commitment to action.
Global Engagement
– the knowledge and experience of working, learning, and interacting with people from a variety of different cultures.
Leadership Development
– the knowledge, skills, and experience to lead and work effectively with individuals and groups to effect change in a meaningful way.
Reflective Service
– experiential learning opportunities combining both academic instruction and service experiences that prepare students for ethically responsible citizenship.
Collaborative Scholarship
– interactive disciplinary and interdisciplinary engagement of individuals and groups with the intent of discovery.
Open Inquiry
– a systematic approach to analysis and examination that sets aside personal assumptions or preconceived opinions in the exploration of new ideas.
Intellectual Challenge
– engagement of the cognitive capacity in the synthesis, value judgment, and support of creative reorganization and presentation of facts, concepts, and perceptions.