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Program Portfolio

University

Student Name:

Student Address:

Student E-mail Address:

Student Telephone Number (optional):

Write a statement of originality: A statement of originality is one or two sentences that indicate that this is your work and it cannot be used, copied, or reproduced without your permission.

Table of Contents

3 Purpose Statement

4 Intended Audience

5 Method of Organization

6 List of Work Samples and reflective evaluation

Purpose Statement

Describe the purpose of your student portfolio by considering these questions:

What is the purpose of your portfolio?

Why are you creating a portfolio?

What are your academic goals?

How do you plan to accomplish those goals?

How will your portfolio demonstrate what you have learned?

Intended Audience

Describe the intended audience for your student portfolio by considering these questions:

· Who will see or use your portfolio?

· How will the members of the audience use your portfolio and what do they expect it to contain?

· How will the contents of the portfolio meet the expectations of the intended audience?

Method of Organization

Describe how you will organize your student portfolio by considering these questions:

· How should the portfolio contents be organized?

· What is the rationale for choosing one way rather than another to organize the portfolio?

· How does the method of organization support the overall intent of the portfolio?

List of Work Samples and Reflective Evaluation

1. List other work samples that you would like to include in your portfolio. You are welcome to include exemplary work samples from any undergraduate courses.

2. For each work sample, write a brief statement that considers these questions:

· Why is it included in your portfolio?

· What did you learn?

· How does what you learned help you achieve your academic goals?

· How can you apply what you have learned to future assignments?

· Are there elements of the assignment that you can improve?