Learning Outcomes - Honors Program

Seattle University undergraduate Honors students should be able to:

• Analyze primary and secondary source material to identify major themes and issues.
• Discuss questions and topics raised in seminar in a logical, coherent fashion, distinguishing between those comments which might promote or distract from the line of thought being developed.   
  
• Listen actively, following discussion attentively and determining direction of thought before speaking
  
• Write within the disciplines, recognizing the generic as well as the particular demands of the field in which they are writing.
  
• Develop editorial skills which will allow them to be helpful consultants when evaluating the work of others and self-critical in evaluating their own work.   
  
• Integrate their Honors work both vertically (between quarters) and horizontally (within each quarter) and demonstrate such integration within their oral examinations.
  

For complete list of Learning Outcomes for Seattle University Undergraduate Students, click here.