1. Reflective Individual A reflective individual routinely engages in habits of inquiry that influence ways of thinking and actions.
1. Integrate learning from a variety of disciplines.
A. Routinely engage in habits of inquiry such as logic and critical thinking.
B. Engage one or more humanities disciplines to influence ways of thinking and acting.
C. Engage one or more social science disciplines to influence ways of thinking and acting.
D. Engage one or more natural and applied science disciplines to influence ways of thinking and acting.
E. Analyze perspectives of holism.
2. Exhibit personal responsibility.
2. Effective Communicator An effective communicator uses critical thinking to generate, connect, and organize ideas in a written, oral and nonverbal manner.
1. Use appropriate written skills in varied contexts.
2. Use appropriate oral and nonverbal skills in varied contexts.
3. Use Spanish or other international languages in academic and community settings.
3. Change Agent A change agent uses the disciplines of the liberal arts and sciences to analyze historical and contemporary situations and systems, to develop cultural competence, and to take appropriate initiative to effect change.
1. Analyze historical and contemporary situations and systems.
A. Access information and resources.
B. Critically analyze current events using habits of inquiry unique to sociology, political science, history, religion and/or economics.
2. Develop cultural competence.
A. Demonstrate respect for others with alternative points of view.
B. Analyze power dynamics.
3. Take appropriate initiative to effect change.
A. Draw individuals and/or organizations together for a common purpose.
B. Create a voice for self and others.
Revised October, 2014