Graduates can purposefully apply SEED-SCALE and related social change theories as comprehensive frameworks.
Graduates can critically analyze and synthesize information from online, print, and experiential sources, resulting in concise, academically honest, written and oral exposition.
Graduates can design quantitative and qualitative evidence-based methods to monitor and critically evaluate programs.
Graduates can articulate and apply relevant leadership and management styles in various community and professional contexts.
Graduates can effectively integrate technology and knowledge-based competencies that advance collaborative research leading to community change.
Graduates can demonstrate skills in respectful dialogue, facilitation, and cross-cultural communication.
Graduates can employ context-appropriate resource management strategies for natural, human, and capital resources.
Graduates can ethically demonstrate vision and imagination in their community work, and engagement with others.
Graduates can create a master´s portfolio that documents the integration of knowledge and competencies acquired from field evidence-gathering, experiences, interaction with peers and the community, and lessons from coursework.
Graduate can ethically and effectively develop communications strategies, plans, and materials for both mass and niche use
Graduate can demonstrate skills in the tourism, business management, marketing, and customer service industries with verifiable credentials.
Graduates can demonstrate skills in farm business management.
Graduate can create storytelling materials and resources using interpretive and data-driven methods.