General Education
SUNY General Education
CRITICAL THINKING
TC3 graduates will:
- Develop meaningful questions to address problems or issues.
- Gather, interpret, and evaluate relevant sources of information.
- Reach informed conclusions and solutions.
- Consider analytically the viewpoints of self and others.
Implementation:
Embedded across the curriculum in both program core and general education courses: no specified credit hours.
Degree granting programs will identify how the curriculum supports this goal.
COMMUNICATION
TC3 graduates will:
Communicate effectively taking into consideration specific audiences and purposes.
Produce written texts in support of a thesis or hypothesis that are characterized by grammatically correct sentence structure; unified, coherent, and logically developed paragraphs; and effective transitions.
Deliver engaging oral presentations that are well organized and supported.
Develop and demonstrate active listening skills.
Implementation:
ENGL 100 (as required), ENGL 101, and ENGL 201or 204 as foundations for skill development: 6-9 credit hours
Embedded across the curriculum in both program core and general education courses.
NOTE: Satisfies SUNY Basic Communication requirement
LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES
TC3 graduates will:
Extend their understanding of the Liberal Arts and Sciences: humanities, mathematics, natural sciences, and social sciences.
Implementation:
A minimum of one 3-4 credit hour course in each area: 12-15 credit hours.
Courses should be selected from the SUNY approved list.
NOTE: Satisfies four additional SUNY General Education requirements
TC3 Liberal Arts and Science Disciplines
SOCIAL/GLOBAL AWARENESS
TC3 graduates will:
Begin to understand how their lives shape and are shaped by the complex world in which they live.
Understand that their actions have social, economic, and environmental consequences.
Implementation:
Embedded across the curriculum in both program core courses and general education courses, and co-curricular activities.
Degree-granting programs will identify how the curriculum supports this goal.



