1. General Education Program Year 1 Review & Next Steps
Office of Innovation in General Education
General Education Program Year 1 Review & Next Steps

2. Fall 2017 at a Glance Over 34,000 enrolled seats 1,000 classes offered
Afro American History to Women Writers
Course levels range from 100 – 493G
Campus wide effort
Including all colleges and 52 course codes
400 faculty teaching in the program

3. General Education Website

4. Efforts and Endeavors Three Grand Challenge brown bag lunches
33 faculty participated
Integrate & Apply (D1) Workshop Series
14 faculty participated
Two General Education Course Fairs
110 faculty participated
560 student attended

5. Efforts and Endeavors Attended AACU Gen Ed Institute
Discussed rubric revision process and long- term assessment structure
First round Phase I Assessment completed
Six SLO rubrics assessed
Social Science (A2); Com. Effectively (B2); Civic Knowledge (C1); Humanities (A3); Information Literacy (B4); Global (C2)
120 faculty participated

6. NEXT STEPS Increase courses proposed, approved, and delivered:
Civic (C1), Diversity & Inclusion (C3), Integrate & Apply (D1), GC
Complete Phase 1 Assessment
Assess remaining six SLO rubrics
Begin rubric revision
Determine next steps

7. NEXT STEPS Expand website
Promotional and university outreach materials
Faculty recognition
General Education Innovation Fund
General Education Innovation Awards

8. FACULTY SPOTLIGHT HIS 112 History of the Medieval Europe
Dr. Joelle Rolle Koster
NFS 212G Nutrition and Public Health
Dr. Alison Tovar
PSC 116G Introduction to International Politics
Dr. Marc Hutchison
KIN 375G Exercise is Medicine
Dr. Christie Ward-Ritacco