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Core for the 21st Century By Rick Branscomb, English
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Languages and the Core By Jon Aske, Department of Foreign
Languages
- Thoughts
about the Core Curriculum By Laurence E. Goss, Jr.,
Department of Geography
- Not
Your Mother’s Math Course: Mathematics for the Liberal Arts
By Reva Kasman, Department of Mathematics
- Bologna-Inspired
Outcomes: Coming Soon to a State Near You? By Chris Fauske,
Communications Department
- Visiting
the Dentist Versus Assessing Learning Outcomes of the Core – Are They
Really Comparable? By Ryan Fisher, Department of Biology
- A
Proposed Curriculum By Steve Matchak, Department of Geography
- Some Reflections on the Core By Jude Nixon, Dean, School of Arts and Sciences
- A
Core for the 21st Century By Rick Branscomb, English
Department
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