Techniques for identifying, defining, and presenting experiential learning for assessment. Open only to BLS students.

Review and discussion of university policies and resources. Open to all BLS students with fewer than 15 UMW credits.

Students learn the importance of effective professional written and oral communication skills. Students learn the elements of research and writing or academic papers, including appropriate use of the American Psychological Association (APA) format. Students learn the importance of effective oral communication and demonstrate proficiency in the development of individual and group oral presentations.

Prerequisites: Admitted to the BLS Program for at least one semester. Students must have earned 90 credits and have completed 12 UMW credits in good standing. Individual investigation of a subject appropriate to the major and directed by a member of the faculty. This individual study option is only available for Bachelor of Liberal Studies Students pursuing either an approved self-designed or an interdisciplinary BLS major the registration form must be signed by the directing faculty member and by the directing faculty member and by the Director of the Bachelor of Liberal Studies program.

A supervised work experience directed by a member of the faculty in consultation with an agency supervisor. This internship option is available for Bachelor of Liberal Studies students pursuing either an approved self-designed or an interdisciplinary BLS major. Students must contact the Center for Career and Professional Development to complete the required contract in order to register, and must follow all internship program guidelines set forth by that Office.