(Adopted by the faculty, November 1, 2007)

The students will develop and demonstrate through course work, learning experiences, co-curricular, and extracurricular activities

• the knowledge, skills, and scholarship that are appropriate to their general and major field areas of study;
• effective written and oral communication skills and information literacy using an array of media and modalities;
• practical, critical, analytical, and quantitative reasoning skills;
• actions reflecting ethical reasoning, civic responsibility, environmental stewardship, and respect for diversity; and
• interpersonal skills and knowledge of self as a learner that contribute to effective teamwork, mentoring, and lifelong learning