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go_wv1_grader_cap.docxHistoricaly, in many career and education programs, the focus has been on topics specific to the occupational area. Todays fast-paced global marketplace is demanding more, and “soft skills” are emerging in importance. In today’s global workforce, soft skills are more directly related to professional success than ever before.
The faculty has identified seven related topics of soft skills, or “core abilities” that are crucial to success both during school and after graduation. Core abilities are skills and competencies that will enable students to be successful in the workforce. These essential skills are taught across programs and departments so that each student can expect to work towards improving and applying these critical soft skills and core abilities regardless of their program of choice.
Demonstrate communication standards specific to occupational area
Interpret professional documents
Demonstrate critical listening skills
Communicate using professional non-verbal behavior
· Select equipment, tools, and resources to produce desired results
· Demonstrate proper and safe usage of equipment
· Demonstrate occupational specific computer skills
· Use security measures to protect confidentiality
· Participate in identifying team goals
· Respect the contributions and perspectives of all members
4. Demonstrate Professional Work Behavior
· Follow policies and procedures
· Meet attendance expectations
· Accept constructive feedback
· Demonstrate organization/prioritization skills
· Demonstrate effective customer service skills
· Transfer learning from one context to another
· Interact with diverse groups respectfully
· Seek information when necessary to interact effectively with others
· Demonstrate respect and common courtesy
· Identify a problem to be solved
· Select an appropriate problem-solving methodology
· Recognize and gather relevant information
· Apply mathematical reasoning
· Utilize appropriate resources
· Recognize when to change direction if needed
· Recognize when the process is complete
· Recognize leadership qualities in others
· Demonstrate legal and ethical standards of practice
· Develop and implement a plan to accomplish a goal
· Manage conflict, pressure, and change with constructive strategies
· Be a colleague/peer others can depend on
· Acquire the knowledge needed for success
· Bring passion and energy to your work/project
· Take risks when necessary or appropriate
Welcome to the beginning of Semester!
Laurel College offers this diverse geographic area a wide range of academic and career programs, including associate degrees, certificate programs, and non-credit continuing education and personal development courses. The college makes positive contributions to the community through cultural and athletic programs and partnerships with businesses and non-profit organizations. The college also provides industry-specific training programs for local businesses through its growing Economic Development Center.
Welcome Week: There are several activities for you to participate in. See page 3 for details.
Plan Ahead: Rock Climbing 101 will be meeting on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s beginning in September. More details will be provided as the date nears.
Consider some Student Activities or Student Government.
Associated Student of Laurel College (ASLC) Board Retreat Agenda
