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About Seminar...

First-Year Seminar is a two-semester course sequence required of all full-time first-year students. As the central component of a learning community, Seminar helps students achieve success, academically and socially, as they make the transition to the university. Seminar provides students with opportunities for meaningful interactions with faculty and peers about substantive matters as well as timely, constructive feedback about their learning. Students are immersed in an active learning environment with a purposefully integrated and contextualized curriculum, fostering the development of transferable skills and engaging them in the academic community. In UCCP 1101, students are introduced to college level work and responsibilities, and provided with appropriate support and resources to navigate their first semester.

Our goals!

Student Learning Outcomes

  • Reflect and integrate learning from learning community courses, including development of critical thinking skills, social and/or personal responsibility.

  • Interact with faculty and peers about substantive matters through daily activities and discussions.

  • Demonstrate competence of knowledge related to the learning community discipline(s) in a public forum.

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