Creative
Graduates who fulfill the requirement through creative experiences will have articulated, implemented, and reflected on a substantive application of their academic foundations to a real-world setting and/or challenge.
Internship
Graduates who fulfill the requirement through an internship will have practiced skills or methods related to their field of study through supervised work in a professional or organizational setting.
Research
Graduates who fulfill the requirement by doing undergraduate research will demonstrate and describe how systematic and in-depth inquiry into a problem contributes to the discovery or interpretation of knowledge significant to their field of study.
Global
Graduates who fulfill the requirement through study abroad or field study will interact with a culture and/or region distinct from their own and engage in academic inquiry and application afforded by the specific off-campus setting.
Leadership
Graduates who fulfill the requirement through leadership experiences will have articulated, implemented, and reflected on a substantive application of their academic foundations to a real-world setting and/or challenge.
Service
Graduates who fulfill the requirement through service-learning will demonstrate the ability to identify a community need and strategies for addressing it through mutual learning, critical analysis, reflection, and collaboration with a community partner.
For more information about the Experiential Learning requirement, please refer to the Experiential Learning Policy and Experiential Learning Requirement Rubric.