Students studying


SEARCH is the name of ÃÄÄïÖ±²¥â€™s General Education program. The SEARCH curriculum is grounded in the liberal arts tradition of rigorous, open inquiry into the Enduring Questions that shape the human experience. Enduring Questions explore the human condition and the relationship of humans with self, other, different species, environment, and God. Students are exposed to the nature of this inquiry from a variety of disciplines. 

 

SEARCH Liberal Arts Curriculum

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General Education Student Learning Outcomes

  • GESLO 1: Recognize Catholic Franciscan values and ideas as a framework for thinking and acting
  • GESLO 2: Demonstrate proficiency in spoken and written communication
  • GESLO 3: Employ technology in one’s discipline
  • GESLO 4: Apply scientific and quantitative reasoning to analyze problems and provide solutions
  • GESLO 5: Locate, evaluate, understand, and use information effectively and ethically
  • GESLO 6: Recognize personal, social, and ethical responsibility to others
  • GESLO 7: Analyze ideas and events from the perspective of the liberal arts tradition, recognizing the diversity of peoples and cultures
  • GESLO 8: Experience creativity, and recognize the role of the arts in culture and society
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General Education Curriculum

Students create artwork
Artwork classes in the greenhouse
Biology professor demonstrating to students how to use a microscope.
Biology Lab
Students studying together at a picnic table
Students studying in a serene outdoor environment.
Dr. Jodi Radosh places a student's microphone.
Dr. Jodi Radosh places a student's microphone.
Honors Students in front of Francis Hall
Honors Students in front of Francis Hall
Student volunteer reading at Millmont Elementary
Student volunteer reading at Millmont Elementary
A female student works at her laptop near Francis Hall.
A student reads her notes near Francis Hall.
Alternative Break students
Alternative Break students
Alternative Break students
Alternative Break students
Female undergraduate student
Undergraduate student at Connection Day