Essential Learning Outcomes Assessment Results
AY 25-26
Written Communication
87% of students met our WC ELO.
This data comes from 10,276 pieces of Faculty-assessed student work.
WC measures how well students can demonstrate effective written communication for an intended audience with clarity, organization and editing skills.
Below are some ways you can use your WC skills:
- Writing an email to your co-worker
- Proposing a new practice at work
- Explaining something in writing to a patient or client
- Creating a Patient Care Plan
- Writing a note to a boss versus a client or a friend
- Creating a screenplay and submitting it to a film festival
- Creating contracts for your small business
- Texting your customer to let them know there has been a delay
Information Literacy
85% of students met our IL ELO.
This data comes from 5,636 pieces of Faculty-assessed student work.
IL measures how well students acquire, evaluate and use information from credible sources to meet specific research purpose needs.
Below are some ways you can use your IL skills:
- Researching the source of an article to see if it can be trusted
- Knowing what online sources to check if you are researching a topic
- Acquiring information when researching new equipment for work
- Investigating employee laws in your city
- Properly citing sources for a peer review article
- Scrutinizing the latest exercise for heart health
- Analyzing dog breeds for your lifestyle