Critical Thinkers and Problem-Solvers
Graduates of the College of Arts and Sciences will be recognized for the ability to:
- Communicate clearly and logically both orally and in writing
- Read for information and inferential meaning
- Think critically in a variety of settings and situations and critically examine pre-existing ideas and belief systems
- Solve a variety of complex problems employing mathematical and scientific methods, in addition to more qualitative methods of inquiry
- Employ new technologies effectively and responsibly
- Appreciate the richness and diversity of human cultures and the interdependence of the economies and peoples of the world
- Comprehend and evaluate information from a wide range of subjects that enables citizens to make well-informed decisions
- Make warranted ethical judgments based on a comprehensive understanding of the context and consequences
- Practice self-expression and reflection in a variety of media and formats
- Explore the history and practice of the Arts, including music, theatre, and the visual arts