Experiential Seminar I

3 credits · Undergraduate

The course is structured as a self-paced independent study learning experience that allows students to explore personalized goals, interests, and topics of choice. Students will participate in self-reflection activities, hands-on assignments to apply course content (e.g., experiential activities in the community), and self-awareness activities. In addition, students will have opportunities to practice and strengthen time management, prioritization, and self-management skills to support success in college, employment, and adulthood. Throughout the semester, students will complete preparation activities and six core assignments related to their independent study topic, culminating in a research poster presentation at the end of the semester. [3]