What is a UNIV Course?
Special Topics courses designed for students to learn college skills
100- to 300- level courses are offered
Makes use of social and inclusive pedagogies to promote learning and a sense of belonging
Project-based and explicit about purposes for coursework
Includes reflective writing and metacognitive learning
UNIV 101 includes a civic/public dimension, allowing for participation in learning and action beyond the classroom
Students are treated as emerging professionals and innovators
In UNIV 101, students are supported by embedded Peer Academic Leaders (PALs), who are more-experienced peers
In UNIV 198, students are supported by embedded Peer Mentors, who are more-experienced peers
Who enrolls in UNIV Courses?
UNIV 101:
First-year students:
Including first-time freshmen & transfer students in their first year at Chico State
UNIV 105:
First-year students:
Including first-time freshmen & transfer students in their first year at Chico State
UNIV 202:
Students who are interested in working for a student support program, like FYE, REACH, EOP, TRiO, or BLM, in future semesters
UNIV 389:
Students who are currently employed by First-Year Experience