Student Learning at Texas A&M University Michael T. Stephenson, Ph.D. Associate Provost for Academic Affairs Professor, Department of Communication

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Student Learning at Texas A&M University Michael T. Stephenson, Ph.D. Associate Provost for Academic Affairs Professor, Department of Communication

Goals – Aggies Commit to L4L Student learning goal: improve student learning by developing habits and skills for integrative and lifelong learning Institutional goal: create a culture that makes intentional and thoughtful engagement in high- impact learning experiences the norm for A&M students

Characteristics of High- Impact Educational Practices Demand substantial and sustained effort on purposeful tasks Place students in circumstances that demand extended interactions about important issues Increase student experiences with diversity through interactions with people who are different from themselves Require frequent feedback to student performance Help students’ applications of learning in different settings Life-changing experiences

High-Impact Practices First-year Seminars and Experiences Learning Communities Writing-Intensive Courses Collaborative Assignments and Projects Independent Research Diversity/Global Learning Service Learning Internships Capstone Courses and Projects

Support Aggies Commit Make a commitment! Watch for OGAPS Aggies Commit activities which are designed carefully to enhance learning How can graduate students help?

Participate! How can graduate students help?

GSC Aggies Commit Career Enhancement Fellowships For high-impact experiences that go beyond required activities within the student’s degree program; further professional training by providing access to resources or programming not available at Texas A&M; work with senior scholars on other campuses or abroad Examples: internships, diversity/global learning activities, grant writing training, qualitative research training programs, professional development workshops, and interdisciplinary experiences. How can graduate students help?

OGAPS Mini Grants for Innovative Programming for new experiences for graduate students that contribute to Aggies Commit two rounds of funding last year How can graduate students help?