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All students studying toward a baccalaureate degree at Shawnee State
University are required to complete the University's General
Education Program (GEP). The GEP is a group of courses that gives
students the opportunity to acquire the characteristics of an
educated person -- something quite distinct from the goals of other
courses associated with the degree programs offered by Shawnee
State. Most courses required for a specific degree program are meant
to give you the ability to practice a profession and further your
professional education. The goal of Shawnee State University,
however, goes beyond professional education to preparing you to
function effectively in the multiple roles demanded by contemporary
life. In this respect, the General Education Program supports the
University's mission statement.
Please Note: The GEP is a combination of required and
elective courses, grouped in categories, each chosen for the
contribution it makes to the skills or knowledge characteristic of
university graduates.
The links at the side take you to detailed information about the
GEP at SSU. For more information, we have recommended additional
websites.
For additional information, please contact:
Robert Mauldin, Director
Vern Riffe Center for the Arts, Room 313
740-351-3137
Susan Montavon
Administrative Secretary
Office of the Provost
Massie Hall, Room 124
740-351-3177 |
