Below are the skills that employers and graduate/professional schools value regardless of what career field you study or pursue.
As you progress through college, this plan will help you sharpen and articulate these core competencies
making you competitive in the global economy and ever-changing world of work!
Engagement
Innovation
Professionalism
Engagement
Communication - Engaging in dialouge that leads to
productive outcomes and points of connection by effectively atriculating one's self to individuals
within and outside of one's industry or area of expertise.
Engagement
Collaboration - Developing authentic
and mutually beneficial relationships by valuing everyone and taking responsibility for one's role within a team.
Engagement
Leadership - Being able to recognize, respect, develop,
and capitialize on the unique strengths of individuals from all backgrounds and being an active member in a group that achieves a shared vision.
Communication
Collaboration
Leadership
Innovation
Adaptability - Taking
the initiative to further enhance one's skill set and being creative with ways of thinking or
approaches that allow for action, reflection, failure, and resilience in an
ever-changing world.
Innovation
Analytical Skills -Seizing the opportunity for organizational improvement that prompts critical thinking and problem solving by obtaining, processing and sythethesizing information.
Innovation
Technology - Employing current
and emerging software and tools to solve general and industry-specific challenges.
Adaptability
Analytical Skills
Technology
Professionalism
Self-Awareness - Understanding one’s strengths, limitations, emotions, and biases in a variety of situations and articulating how one’s interests, skills, and values align with educational and professional goals.
Professionalism
Integrity and Ethics - Making choices and consistently acting in a manner that displays integrity (following internal principles, morals, and values) and ethics (following external laws, rules, and norms) in personal and professional settings.
Professionalism
Brand - Demonstrating the continual development of a positive impression or image in every facet of life while seeking feedback from others to ensure congruence between one’s intended and perceived reputation.
Below are the skills that employers and graduate/professional schools value regardless of what career field
you study or pursue. As you progress through college, this plan will help you sharpen and articulate these
core competencies making you competitive in the global economy and ever-changing world of work!
Engagement
Innovation
Professionalism
Engagement
Communication - Engaging
in dialouge that leads to productive outcomes and points of connection by effectively atriculating
one's self to individuals within and outside of one's industry or area of expertise.
Engagement
Collaboration - Developing authentic and mutually beneficial relationships by valuing everyone and taking responsibility for one's role within a team.
Engagement
Leadership - Being able to recognize, respect, develop,
and capitialize on the unique strengths of individuals from all backgrounds and being an active member in a group that achieves a shared vision.
Communication
Collaboration
Leadership
Innovation
Adaptability - Taking the initiative to further enhance one's
skill set and being creative with ways of thinking or approaches that allow for action, reflection, failure, and resilience in an
ever-changing world.
Innovation
Analytical Skills -Seizing the opportunity for organizational improvement that prompts critical thinking and problem solving by obtaining, processing and sythethesizing information.
Innovation
Technology - Employing current
and emerging software and tools to solve general and industry-specific challenges.
Adaptability
Analytical Skills
Technology
Professionalism
Self-Awareness - Understanding one’s strengths, limitations, emotions, and biases in a variety of situations and articulating how one’s interests, skills, and values align with educational and professional goals.
Professionalism
Integrity and Ethics - Making choices and consistently acting in a manner that displays integrity (following internal principles, morals, and values) and ethics (following external laws, rules, and norms) in personal and professional settings.
Professionalism
Brand - Demonstrating the continual development of a positive impression or image in every facet of life while seeking feedback from others to ensure congruence between one’s intended and perceived reputation.
Below are the skills that employers and graduate/professional schools value regardless
of what career field you study or pursue. As you progress through college, this plan will help you sharpen and articulate
these core competencies making you competitive in the global economy and ever-changing world of work!
Engagement
Innovation
Professionalism
Engagement
Communication - Engaging
in dialouge that leads to productive outcomes and points of connection by effectively atriculating
one's self to individuals within and outside of one's industry or area of expertise.
Engagement
Collaboration - Developing authentic and mutually beneficial relationships by valuing everyone and taking responsibility for one's role within a team.
Engagement
Leadership - Being able to recognize, respect, develop,
and capitialize on the unique strengths of individuals from all backgrounds and being an active member in a group that achieves a shared vision.
Communication
Collaboration
Leadership
Innovation
Adaptability - Taking the initiative to further enhance one's
skill set and being creative with ways of thinking or approaches that allow for action, reflection, failure, and resilience in an
ever-changing world.
Innovation
Analytical Skills - Seizing the opportunity for organizational improvement that prompts critical thinking and problem solving by obtaining, processing and synthesizing information.
Innovation
Technology - Employing current
and emerging software and tools to solve general and industry-specific challenges.
Adaptability
Analytical Skills
Technology
Professionalism
Self-Awareness - Understanding one’s strengths, limitations, emotions, and biases in a variety of situations and articulating how one’s interests, skills, and values align with educational and professional goals.
Professionalism
Integrity and Ethics - Making choices and consistently acting in a manner that displays integrity (following internal principles, morals, and values) and ethics (following external laws, rules, and norms) in personal and professional settings.
Professionalism
Brand - Demonstrating the continual development of a positive impression or image in every facet of life while seeking feedback from others to ensure congruence between one’s intended and perceived reputation.
Self-Awareness
Integrity and Ethics
Brand
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