Seton Hill University Learning Objectives Attainment Grid
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I.Communication and Problem Solving
Use the expressive arts as a mode of inquiry or X expression Demonstrate leadership, negotiation, relational, X and consensus skills Use technological skills to access information, X organize knowledge, and communicate Propose new solutions to current issues X Express arguments or main points clearly, in X written and oral communication Transfer knowledge and values into sound X decision-making II. Historical, Cultural, and Global Awareness Communicate in a second language at the X introductory college level Analyze the impact of history, geography, and socio-cultural dynamics on global interactions X from a variety of disciplinary perspectives Analyze current and historical events through the X lens of spirituality and faith Assess privilege and oppression from the X perspective of culture, race, class, and gender III. Multiple Modes of Inquiry X Generate and analyze numerical and scientific X data Locate and analyze expressive media to gain information or comprehend the significance of an X issue or an event Organize and manage resources in a creative way X to achieve impact Find, evaluate, and apply information X Interpret quantitative information to present a X logical argument based on supporting data IV. Self Reflection and Assessment Demonstrate ethical decision-making grounded X in philosophical inquiry Apply Catholic social teaching to the analysis of X contemporary social issues Recognize the value of diverse spiritual and X religious perspectives Integrate the practice of charity with the skill of X justice Exercise responsible freedom and civic X engagement based on an informed value system
(Philosophy and Medicine 82) Josef Seifert (Auth.) - The Philosophical Diseases of Medicine and Their Cure - Philosophy and Ethics of Medicine, Vol. 1 - Foundations (2004, Springer Netherlands)