Course Paper (EDUCATION work)

This section should describe the purpose, values, and strengths of Example University in a formal institutional mission statement (Tip: You can find many examples of actual institutional mission statements by a quick Google Search). This section should also respond to the following questions: What type of institution is Example? For what is Example known? Who does Example serve? What is the student profile of Example (e.g. How many students are enrolled? What are the demographics of its students?). In what type of setting is it located (e.g. urban, rural)?

This section should describe the type of learning experiences students enrolled at Example receive. This section should address both learning inside and outside of the classroom. This section should also respond to the following questions: What type of learning opportunities are provided to Example students (e.g. service learning, study abroad, faculty mentorship, research opportunities, extracurricular/student organization participation and leadership?) Describe these opportunities and how they contribute to student learning and preparation for career outcomes.

This section should describe Example’s commitment to the affordability of higher education. Describe the current state of higher education as it relates to affordability. This section should also respond to the following questions: What steps are Example taking to ensure the affordability of its education? What is the cost-benefit of enrolling at Example?

This section should describe Example’s commitment to access and equity in higher education. This section should address special programs or institutional initiatives that are designed to support access and equity in higher education. For example, how does Example evaluate applicants for admission?

This section should describe the benefits Example generates for society and its graduates. For example, how does society benefit from Example and the outcomes it produces? Tip: Visit temple.edu/impact for examples and ideas.

Each of the above sections should be approximately one page. The paper in total should be approximately 1,250 words (Five pages double-spaced in 12 point Arial, Calibri, or Times New Roman font). Your paper should cite at least 4-5 relevant course readings/materials to support your ideas. These references should be sited in either American Psychological Association (APA) style or MLA style.

This paper will be graded according to the rubric below. The point value for each demonstrated competency is indicated at each level of proficiency. Therefore, the grading scale for this assignment is 3-200 points.

This paper is due on Wednesday, December 13th by 11:59PM. Papers should be submitted via Canvas.