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FIRST-YEAR SEMINAR PROGRAM
First-Year Seminar Program
FYSP1000 is a course designed to increase the
first year students success in the University by helping them build the
skills necessary to reach their educational goals. The seminar is a part
of the University's orientation program and is designed to assist
students in developing educational objectives and matching them with
career goals. Freshman Seminar introduces students to necessary tools as
well as the framework of resources/opportunities on campus and assists
students in the transition into their chosen profession. More specifically, this course is designed to:
- Provide strategies to help students set realistic, attainable goals;
- Assist students in developing the professional and academic skills that will enable them to attain their professional goals;
- Identify the campus resources and support network facilitating academic, professional, and personal growth;
- Identify out-of-classroom campus opportunities and experiences that support educational and professional goals;
- Facilitate understanding of the relationship
between social responsibility, community service, and professional
development; and
- Show the value of working and interacting with people of different cultures on campus and in the work force.
To maximize learning potential, students will be required to:
- Attend all class sessions;
- Participate in classroom and group activities;
- Meet with a student organization leader, member of governance, or mentor about activities on campus;
- Complete a community service project;
- Register on ColonialTrak; and
- Attend an academic advising session.
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