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FOUNDATIONAL CURRICULUM                                        REPORTING CALENDAR

 
August
 Freshman [cla] Participation
 
September
 Fall Writing Proficiency Exam [WPE]
 
September / October

  Dean of Gen Ed reports to Faculty:
  • Collegiate Learning Assessment [cla] results
  • WPE results
  • Nursing Entrance Exam results
  • Graduating Senior Survey Results

 November
  Annual Foundational Curriculum Assessment Form

  • To be completed by faculty teaching Foundational Curriculum courses in the previous academic year

January                                                                                                                                          Spring Writing Proficiency Exam [WPE]

 February / March  
   Senior [cla] Participation
 
May                                                                                                                                                Reported directly to the Office of Gen Ed:
  • Graduating Senior Survey results
  • Nursing School Entrance Exam results

 

Foundational Education Competencies
Hardin-Simmons University

COMPETENCY I: Graduates are expected to write at a C level or higher [number grade of a 76 or, by the current rubric, a score of 4 or higher].

COMPETENCY II: Graduates should have basic analytical and quantitative skills necessary for handling information in mathematical form. -Approved by faculty in Math 1/27/06

COMPETENCY III: Graduates should be able to think critically and approach religious, philosophical, and aesthetic issues analytically.

COMPETENCY IV: Graduates should be acquainted with ideas, information, and modes of inquiry to draw upon in every area of their lives.

COMPETENCY V: Graduates should be able to demonstrate recognition of relationships by applying knowledge, skills, or abilities learned in one discipline to another. Revision approved by General Faculty, FA 08
 
COMPETENCY VI: Graduates should demonstrate  appropriate psychomotor skills and apply wellness principles through participation in fitness, recreation, or sports activities. Revision approved by General Faculty, SP 10.
 
 
 
 

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