Students will be able to:
- Employ writing and/or speaking processes such as planning, collaborating, organizing, composing, revising, and editing to create an effective oral presentation and/or written content.
- Integrate research correctly and ethically from credible sources to support the primary purpose of communication.
- Cultivate the skills needed to engage in civic discourse by developing and articulating well-supported arguments, actively listening, and critically analyzing and responding to diverse perspectives in a thoughtful and constructive manner.
- Develop fundamental research skills such as synthesizing existing research studies, formulating research questions and hypotheses, analyzing data, and discussing research results.
- Investigate diverse viewpoints, policies, philosophies, forms of expression, values, and cultural practices to determine their historical, contemporary, social, and cultural significance.
- Apply theories, concepts, techniques, and skills learned in the academic context to real-world scenarios.
- Apply ethical principles to assist with solving personal challenges and issues impacting members of society.
- Develop the skills to advocate for themselves and causes important to their communities.
- Work collaboratively to determine solutions for cultural, social, and political issues.
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