5 courses with the subject EX, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
EX 0011Leadership Development15
The Leadership Development Program provides students with leadership knowledge and behaviors developed through a cycle of practice, reflection and integration of an expert body of knowledge. Students will complete the activity within the context of a leadership position within a DelVal student organization or athletic team of choice. The leadership position utilized: . Must direct the efforts of a group of people working toward a common goal . Must be responsible for group outcomes . Must be engaged in relations with group members . Must spend a minimum of 40 hours dedicated to the leadership role over the semester . Must be supported by an advisor, coach or supervisor who can provide the leader with ongoing feedback and mentoring To participate in Leadership Development, students must first secure a position at a site and then submit an Experience360 Activity Application on Experiencelink. Once the application is submitted on Experiencelink approval from the site supervisor and Department Chair is sought through an automated email. These approvals are required in order to be registered in the Leadership Development online reflection course. Students can plan these courses on their schedule, but students are registered for the Leadership Development online reflection course by E360 staff. If you have questions contact E360@delval.edu.
Must have successfully completed DelVal Experience I & II course. Min. of 27 credits (15 completed at DelVal) 0.00
EX 0012Civic Engagement15
Civic Engagement fosters student’s interest in areas of public concern at local, state, and national levels and engages the student in an activity that promotes the quality of life in a community through governmental or not-for-profit development of policy and procedure in both political and non-political processes. The activity includes a textbook and workbook that will be completed during the course of the student’s Civic Engagement activity. The position: . Must offer reciprocal benefit for the student and the community for whom the student serves. . Must meet an individual need in the community. . Must spend a minimum of 40 hours dedicated in civic engagement position over the semester . May be of a direct or indirect nature (consulting, project development, research). To participate in Civic Engagement, students must first secure a position at a site and then submit an Experience360 Activity Application on Experiencelink. Once the application is submitted on Experiencelink approval from the site supervisor and Department Chair is sought through an automated email. These approvals are required in order to be registered in the Civic Engagement online reflection course. Students can plan these courses on their schedule, but students are registered for the Civic Engagement online reflection course by E360 staff. If you have questions contact E360@delval.edu.
This course is designed to facilitate and support a student’s discipline-related experience. The Career Exploration Experience (CEE) serves as an introduction to or exploration in the student’s discipline-related field. It is a way to determine post-graduation career plans by working or shadowing in a job related to the student’s major. The CEE is intended to provide the student with a meaningful experiential opportunity related to their major and career goals. Each student will establish measurable learning objectives for the CEE at the outset, as well as complete reflective assignments. The hours spent at the organization determine the number of credits received. The CEE can be taken for either 1, 2 or 3 credits. The student must indicate the number of credits that they are pursuing on Activity Application Form. As the Academic CEE is a course, students receive credits for what they learn through their field related experience, not only for the experience itself. Instructors will evaluate your learning experience based on the reflection of the student’s achievement of objectives and goals. To participate in Career Exploration Experience, students must first secure a position at a site and then submit an Experience360 Activity Application on Experiencelink. Once the application is submitted on Experiencelink approval from the site supervisor and Department Chair is sought through an automated email. These approvals are required in order to be registered in the Career Exploration Experience online reflection course. Students can plan these courses on their schedule, but students are registered for the Career Exploration Experience online reflection course by E360 staff. If you have questions contact E360@delval.edu.
Must have successfully completed the DelVal Experience I & II course. Minimum of 27 credits (15 completed at Delaware Valley University) Variable 1 to 3 Credits
EX 3010Academic Internship3
This upper-level 3 credit course is designed to facilitate and support a student’s academic internship experience. The internship serves as an opportunity for the student to develop industry knowledge and gain additional skills in preparation for post-graduation opportunities. It is an apprenticeship-type opportunity to gain training for the type of job the student would like to pursue after graduation. The internship experience is intended to provide the student with a meaningful experiential opportunity related to his/her major and career goals. The hours spent at the organization compose the majority of time required for this course. Each student will establish measurable learning objectives for the internship at the outset, as well as complete reflective assignments. As the Academic Internship is a course, students receive credits for what they learn through their field-related experience, not only for the experience itself. Instructors will evaluate your learning experience based on the reflection of the student’s achievement of objectives and goals. To participate in Academic Internship, students must first secure a position at a site and then submit an Experience360 Activity Application on Experiencelink. Once the application is submitted on Experiencelink approval from the site supervisor and Department Chair is sought through an automated email. These approvals are required in order to be registered in the Academic Internship online reflection course. Students can plan these courses on their schedule, but students are registered for the Academic Internship online reflection course by E360 staff. If you have questions contact E360@delval.edu
Must have successfully completed DelVal Experience I & II course. Minimum of 45 credits (15 completed at Delaware Valley University). Minimum 2.5 GPA cumulative 3 Hours Lecture 3 Credits
Source: Delaware Valley University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
