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17 Components for General Studies (a.k.a. General Education) 1. Effective written expression of ideas Assessing First-Year Seminar (FYS) 2. Effective oral communication of LACE (Liberal Arts Core Education) 24 th National Conference on 3.


  1. 17 Components for General Studies (a.k.a. General Education) 1. Effective written expression of ideas Assessing First-Year Seminar (FYS) 2. Effective oral communication of LACE (Liberal Arts Core Education) 24 th National Conference on 3. Analysis of assumptions, methods of argumentation, values Students in Transition 4. Problem-solving: defining problems, identifying issues, etc. Cosa Mesa, CA 23 October 2017 5. Understanding personal and group behavior 17 Components for General 17 Components for General Studies (continued) Studies (continued) 6. Effective participation in a group or organization 7. Sense of history as providing perspective for interpreting human events 12. Understanding the impact of advancing technology on human society and culture 13. Understanding social classes and social structures in diverse societies 8. Sense of literature as reflecting and interpreting human experience 14. Understanding of contemporary economic, social, and political issues 9. Understanding of and appreciation for music and the visual arts 15. Understanding of criteria and standards to assess personal moral values and ethical judgements 10. Curiosity about and a spirit for investigating the natural universe 16. Openness to understanding of and respect for philosophical, religious, and ethnic diversity 17. Awareness of the religious and spiritual dimensions of human existence 11. Ability to recognize patterns of thought used in science and mathematics The e entir ire LACE FYS started Fall 2016 Immersive Collaborative program is s sc sched edule led Re-visioning Process in 2014 Spirit of the to begin in Founders Fall l 201 2018 (3 units) *AAC&U 2014 Meeting on Quality, E- Quality, and Opportunity: How Educational Innovations Will Make-Or Break —America’s Global Future, *AAC&U Institute on General Education Women Washington, DC, 22-25 January 2014 Capstone and Assessment, Burlington, Vermont Community and (3 units) Gender (3 units) Feb. 27 – Mar. 1 2014 Oct. 20 – Oct. 23 2014 (3 units) 2014 June 2 – June 7 2014 Global Awareness & *AAC&U Conference on General *Academic Impressions: First Year Understanding Education and Assessment: Disruptions, Experience, New Orleans, Louisiana Innovations, and Opportunities, Portland, (3 units) Oregon

  2. Student Learning Assessment New First Year Seminar (FYS) Was a Challenge FYS 1 FYS 2  Spring semester  Fall semester  Interdisciplinary, team-taught We had over 20 SLOs for FYS 1.  Extended orientation model academic model (3 faculty)  Topics include:  Thematic topics linked to Spring 2017 • Time management MSMU mission • Study skills • Fall 2016 Women and Gender • Critical thinking • Community • Global awareness We had the WASC 5 Core Competencies • Spirit of the Founders (written, oral, critical thinking, quantitative literacy, and information literacy) and the  Introduces students to integrative AAC&U Integrative Scholarship SLO scholarship, a junior year LACE requirement Multiple Forms of Feedback and Institutional Assessment Integrative Scholarship RSP Because 2016-2017 was our pilot year, we created multiple opportunities to collect information/data from faculty, students, and staff to guide our inclusive re-visioning process . 1 2 3 FY FYS 1 Data Co Colle llectio ion: n: FY FYS 2 Data Co Colle llectio ion: n:  Summer salons  Mid-semester survey  Weekly meetings  Integrative Scholarship Rubric Explain the Model an RSP Debrief Scoring Party (RSP)  Mid-semester survey process  Focus group  Student course evaluations Results: What Worked and What “Wicked” Presentation in We Are Changing/Improving Art Gallery FYS 2 Successes: WHAT WORK ORKED ED WHAT TO O CHANGE/ E/IM IMPROVE VE TED Talks • Students did best of connections • Provide explicit prompts related to Innovative to the discipline and transfer certain categories on the rubric • Students struggled the most with • Tweak rubric for parallelism and Project reflection and self-assessment. the bolding of terms Weebly Web Models • More opportunities/training for Sites faculty collaboration • Faculty should model in-class integration Water Magazine

  3. FYS Assessment Takeaways Academic Symposium Attendance Increase  Build formal FYS assessment on existing institutional Three Keck Undergraduate Research Scholars processes FYS 2 Two Keck Mentors  Lends legitimacy and enhances collaboration Presentation at National Successes Conferences  Solicit informal feedback early and often  Link feedback to FYS evolution Pilot of FYS Peer Mentor  Identify, encourage, and support professional development Program opportunities for students, staff, and faculty in the program, and advertise those successes Campus-wide Wellness Event If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the FYS Leadership Team at FYSLeadershipTeam@msmu.edu Thank you for continuing on this adventure in designing the new LACE curriculum and the FYS at MSMU, LA! FYS Leadership Team

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