COL 111 is a first-year seminar that introduces students to Marian University's social and academic community. The course explores the university's heritage, structure, mission and connects students to faculty, staff, and resources. It meets twice a week. The course objectives are to introduce liberal arts thought, assist students in navigating college life, connect Franciscan values to the university culture, and expose students to diversity. Course content includes readings, assessments of strengths and heritage, and guest speakers. Assignments include essays on strengths and a final project connecting course themes to the university community.
3. Catalog Description This course is designed to help students make a successful transition to the social and academic life of Marian University. To help students gain maximum benefits from college life, the course explores Marian’s heritage, structure, and mission, and connects students with faculty, staff, student leaders, facilities, resources, services, opportunities, Franciscan values, and learning goals. The class meets twice weekly.
4. Mission Guided by Catholic Franciscan Sponsorship values, College 111 at Marian University is a first-year seminar that introduces students to the foundations of our social and academic community, empowering them to develop the knowledge and skills necessary to begin crafting their own stories and realize success throughout their college experience.
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8. For more information: Jamey Norton Paul Porter [email_address] [email_address] 955-6132 955-6440
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