Mort Aabdollah Marion Leonor Regina Adesanya Martinek Jennifer Aitken Bill Montgomery Cindy Arrigo Joe Moskowitz Debbie Bennett Rosilyn Overton Ethan Bumas Pannaman Donna Connolly Andy Platizky Chris Cunningham Ethan Prosen Marc Dalio Mirtha Quintanales John Debrizzi Jeanette Vera Dika Muriel Rand Josh Fausty Dennis Raverty Elaine Gargiulo Herb Rosenberg Sue Gerber Michael Rotenberg-Schwartz Ken Good Aixa Said-Mohand Ze He Debbie Sanders Max Herman Cheryl Swider Barbara Hildner Beimnet Teclezghi Helen Hoch Rosemary Thurston Hyun Höchsmann Tim White Rosamond Hooper-Hamersley Deb Woo Jo Anne Juncker Ken Yamaguchi Cora Laura Wadenpfuhl Appendix 1 Comparing the New and Current Programs The proposed General Education Program retains some features of the current program, replaces others, and introduces some new ones. This section reviews the current program and highlights the more significant changes proposed to it. Vision and Mission of the Program The current General Studies Program (GSP) includes and Principles” “Purpose” “Guiding statements that present an overview of the state of General Education at that time, an engaging defense of a liberal arts education, and an important reminder to offer our students a program that the University’s commitment to prepare a diverse student body to “supports participate successfully in a global society.” The proposal is framed by the question: “what type of General Education program best facilitates the striving of its students toward human excellence?” The document then identifies the need to develop framework for discussion “a that promotes recognition, understanding, and respect among diverse groups and to help students achieve a broader understanding of themselves as citizens of the world.”
Mort Aabdollah Regina Adesanya Jennifer Aitken Cindy Arrigo Debbie Bennett Ethan Bumas Donna Connolly Chris Cunningham Marc Dalio John Debrizzi Vera Dika Josh Fausty Elaine Gargiulo Sue Gerber Ken Good Ze He Max Herman Barbara Hildner Helen Hoch Hyun Höchsmann Rosamond Hooper-Hamersley Jo Anne Juncker Cora Marion Leonor Martinek Bill Montgomery Joe Moskowitz Rosilyn Overton Pannaman Andy Platizky Ethan Prosen Mirtha Quintanales Jeanette Muriel Rand Dennis Raverty Herb Rosenberg Michael Rotenberg-Schwartz Aixa Said-Mohand Debbie Sanders Cheryl Swider Beimnet Teclezghi Rosemary Thurston Tim White Deb Woo Ken Yamaguchi Laura Wadenpfuhl Appendix 1 Comparing the New and Current Programs The proposed General Education Program retains some features of the current program, replaces others, and introduces some new ones. This section reviews the current program and highlights the more significant changes proposed to it. Vision and Mission of the Program The current General Studies Program (GSP) includes “Purpose” and “Guiding Principles” statements that present an overview of the state of General Education at that time, an engaging defense of a liberal arts education, and an important reminder to offer our students a program that “supports the University’s commitment to prepare a diverse student body to participate successfully in a global society.” The proposal is framed by the question: “what type of General Education program best facilitates the striving of its students toward human excellence?” The document then identifies the need to develop “a framework for discussion that promotes recognition, understanding, and respect among diverse groups and to help students achieve a broader understanding of themselves as citizens of the world.”