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Transformation
Analogous
Categories: Old General Education and New Liberal Learning Programs
Old Program Category |
New Program Category |
| Rhetoric I and II |
Writing Proficiency/Speaking Proficiency |
| Mathematics |
Quantitative Reasoning |
| Foreign Language |
Language Proficiency |
| Athens/SET |
First Seminar |
| Gender Studies Diversity |
Gender Studies Civic Responsibility |
| Non-Western Diversity |
Global Studies Civic Responsibility (expands non-Western)
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| Western Diversity |
No Direct Analogy-partially folded into Global |
| No Analogous Category |
Race and Ethnic Civic Responsibility |
| No Analogous Category |
Community Engagement Civic Responsibility |
| Natural Science |
Natural Science |
| Social Science (content or process) |
Behavioral, Social, or Cultural Perspectives |
| History |
Social Change in Historical Perspective |
| Philosophy or Religion |
Worldviews and Ways of Knowing |
| Literature |
Literary, Visual, and Performing Arts |
| Fine or Performing Arts |
Literary, Visual, and Performing Arts |
Some Guidelines for Students Beginning Fall 2003 or Earlier
August 28 , 2007
- Their writing requirement is fulfilled by Rhetoric
I and II (and Athens
to New York ). They do not need the sophomore
or junior writing course as described in the CAP document,
nor can we require them to complete a senior-level writing
intensive course in the major.
- Their speaking and information literacy requirements are
fulfilled by Rhetoric I and II
.
- Their community based learning requirement is satisfied
by Athens to New York (or First Year Seminar-there were three
pilot sections in Spring 2003). We waive the requirement
for transfers.
- The other Civic Responsibilities can be met by any combination
of the old and new categories, provided gender is included
(because the new system was not in place for their first two
years). These are Western, non-Western, Race and Ethnicity,
Global, and Gender.
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