Program Learning Outcomes

An engaged participant of student activities will be able to:

1. Demonstrate leadership in guiding and assisting a student organization in meeting its goals; communicate a vision or mission that encourages commitment, action in others, and grow in a personal understanding of a Christian worldview.
2. Show social competencies by communicating and working interdependently with a diverse population.
3. Make purposeful decisions regarding balance among education, work, and leisure time.
4. Demonstrate an understanding of values and God-given gifts and skills to create a sense of belonging and community, thereby enhancing traditions and loyalties.

This department uses various strategies to assess outcomes.

Examples include:

• Student Government Executive Board Members provide an appraisal of learning outcomes and benefits of program participation through reflective essays
• Surveys are also given to parents and students after NSO.