GS 114 - Degrees, Skills & Service

Credit Hours: 2

This course is a continuation of GS 113 with an enhanced focus on the selected degree program(s) the student is interested in/pre-registered for. This course will provide applied experience in areas of career choice through experiential (hands-on) learning projects, on and off campus. Through these applied experiences students will work towards gaining innovative thinking towards their educational and personal interests.

Course Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

demonstrate knowledge of content important to career professionals including cultural sensitivity, maturity, and interpersonal relationships;
demonstrate knowledge of the concept of Experiential Learning which encourages the student to develop a commitment to the community as a lifelong civic supporter;
demonstrate knowledge of the importance of reading, analyzing, and discussing literature based on civic involvement and responsibility; and
demonstrate knowledge of the importance of communicating critically and realistically about academic and career interests in a specific career field.

Prerequisites: GS 113
F/S (C, N, S)