All programs are hands-
on, with a variety of out-
of-the-classroom
activities
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Graduates deepen
understanding of their
field with projects such
as training election
judges, meeting with
lawmakers, and
developing writing
programs.
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Students in all
programs develop
competence with
appropriate technology
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Graduates are
proficient with
computers, cameras,
broadcasting
equipment, and
software tools specific
to their fields and for
general professional use.
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Students complete
internships with
leading companies |
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Graduates gain real-
world experience in
their field of study,
while making valuable
connections in
companies that are
potential employers.
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Students can choose
additional enrichment
such as student
organizations |
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Students begin to
network with other
students and
professionals.
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Leading-edge facilities
and equipment are
available to all students |
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Graduates gain
experience that gives
them a competitive
advantage in
employment and
graduate school.
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Students can choose
additional enrichment
such as student and
professional organizations |
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Professionally affiliated
groups continue
student learning and
advancement.
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The College of Liberal
Arts is committed to
small upper level
class sizes
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Smaller student/faculty
ratios maximize
interaction and deepen
understanding.
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Students can choose to
attend events featuring
visiting experts and
networking opportunities |
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Students learn and
connect outside the
classroom in a variety of
settings, such as guest
lectures, workshops,
conventions, job fairs,
and social events.
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Students are
encouraged to
participate in College of
Liberal Arts-sanctioned
travel study |
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Trips to international
destinations help
students forge
relationships, broaden
understanding, and
develop a global
perspective.
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Professors teach in
classroom and lab
settings |
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Students learn from
faculty who are
competent teachers
active in their
profession, not from
teaching assistants. |