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Institutional Learning Outcomes (ILOs) are the overarching knowledge, skills, abilities, and attitudes students are expected to develop as a result of their overall college experience, encompassing both academic and co-curricular aspects.
Institutional Learning Outcomes (ILOs) are the overarching knowledge, skills, abilities, and attitudes students are expected to develop as a result of their overall college experience, encompassing both academic and co-curricular aspects.
Simpson College Graduates
Simpson College Graduates
Graduates of Simpson College’s undergraduate programs will be able to:
Apply skills and insights gained in curricular and co-curricular engagement toward attainment of their goals (Innovative Learning Opportunities)
Demonstrate self-efficacy and develop healthy relationships (Individual Student Attention)
Actively engage and integrate their Simpson education and values wherever and however they interact with the world (Inclusive Educational Access)
Utilize interculturally appropriate communications with people of diverse world views and social identities (Diverse Community of Learners)
Demonstrate a commitment to meaningful activity for the benefit of themselves and others (Lead Lives of Meaning & Purpose)
Curriculum Map for Simpson College ILO examples
Curriculum Map for Simpson College ILO examples
All departments were asked to create a document that identifies where each ILO is taught within each major. Here are a few examples of that documentation.
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