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Duane RoenDean, College of Letters and Sciences and University College
ASU Design Aspirations
Leverage Our Place
Transform Society
Value Entrepreneurship
Conduct Use-Inspired Research
Enable Student Success
Fuse Intellectual Disciplines
Be Socially Embedded
Engage Globally
EcuadorItaly- Milan & Florence
MoroccoSpainIsrael
LondonFiji
Dominican Republic
Dublin, Ireland
Habits of Mind
CuriosityResponsibility
PersistenceEngagement
Openness
Metacognition/Reflection
Flexibility
Mary E. Dawes, Ph.D.Director, Major & Career Exploration
who are ASU exploratory students?
Make a thoughtful choice with exploratory curriculum
Active learning to support success habits and confidence about direction of study(classes of 19 across the first semester)
ASU 101: The ASU ExperienceW1: New American University, ASU Identity, Academic IntegrityW2: Student Clubs, Campus Resources, ServiceW3: Situational/Student Identity, Time ManagementW4: Academic Success, Library ResourcesW5: Budget and College Finances, Culture SharingW6: Health and Wellness, Stress ManagementW7: Community, College Success Plan
UNI 150: Major and Career Exploration
W1: Purpose of a Career, MotivationW2: Kuder Assessment and Major ResearchW3: Career Services, Informational InterviewsW4: Values and PersonalityW5: Diversity in the WorkplaceW6: Decision Making and Goal SettingW7: Career Research Presented
Curriculum based on research on Student Retention: Connections, Resources, Practices. Higher career decision making self-efficacy, choose major sooner, commitment to choice, few changes in major.
Advisor Visit
Advisor Visit
Courses provide individual attention, investigation, and skills for the workplaceUNI 250: Choosing a Major
W1: Holland’s Theory: Finding Person-to-Environment FitW2: Advanced Assessment: Strong Interest InventoryW3: Overcoming Barriers, Resume WritingW4: Career Services - InternshipW5: Interviewing, Cover LettersW6: Workplace Skills and Emotional IntelligenceW7: Action Plan
UNI 270: Career Direction for a Successful Future
W1: Understand External Influences on Major/Career DecisionsW2: Recognize Values and Strengths for SuccessW3: Apply Critical Thinking Skills to Analyze Research in CareerW4: Analyze Emotional and Thought ProcessesW5: Take Action through TeamworkW6: Practice Networking and Job InterviewingW7: Personal Leadership Prospectus
commit to college!
sample class and daily schedule
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sample class and daily schedule
sample class and daily schedule
Exploratory Tracks and Downtown Majors
Social and Behavior
Education
Business
Criminal Justice
Humanities, Fine Arts and
Design
English
Dance
Design
Math, Technology, Engineering
Chemistry
Mathematics
Civil Engineering
Health Sciences
Kinesiology
Nutrition
Health Sciences
Which major or track did you select?
B.A. in Communication
15 hrs COM core
18 hrs Concentration
9 hrs COM electives
B.A. in Interdisciplinary
Studies
12 hrs BIS Core
18 hrs Concentration #1
18 hrs Concentration #2
B. A. in General Studies
3 hrs UNI Core
9hrs in each of 4 clusters
Map to Graduation
General Studies
Composition Math Lab Science Humanities Social & Behavior Literacy
ENG 101 MA SQ HU SB L
ENG 102 CS SQ/SG
HU SB
L
HU/SB
Awareness areas Cultural (C) Global (G) Historical (H)
MAT 117
CIS 105
GLG 101,103
MUS 231 SOC 101 ENG 214
AIS 180 POS 150
POS 150
ARS 101
ARS 101
Help is easy to find
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at Taylor Place
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Majors and Exploratory Tracks
Social and Behavior
Education
Business
Criminal Justice
Humanities, Fine Arts and
Design
English
Dance
Design
Math, Technology, Engineering
Chemistry
Mathematics
Civil Engineering
Health Sciences
Kinesiology
Nutrition
Health Sciences
B.A. in Communication
15 hrs COM core
18 hrs Concentration
9 hrs COM electives
B.A. in Interdisciplinary
Studies
12 hrs BIS Core
18 hrs Concentration #1
18 hrs Concentration #2
B. A. in General Studies
3 hrs UNI Core
9hrs in each of 4 clusters
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ASU 101/UNI 150 cohort
Class # Subject Number Day Start End Dates
Cohort 173611 ASU 101 Monday 10:30AM 12:20PM 8/20/2015 – 10/9/2015
78915 UNI 150 Monday 10:30AM 12:20PM 10/14/2015 – 12/4/2015
Cohort 287276 ASU 101 Wednesday 10:30AM 12:20PM 8/20/2015 – 10/9/2015
87401 UNI 150 Wednesday 10:30AM 12:20PM 10/14/2015 – 12/4/2015
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