Co-Curricular Learning

Overview

The Division of Student Affairs is committed to a transformative education experience for our students. An institutional priority of Student Affairs is to strategically align all co-curricular programs and services in the Division with the five domains of the Co-Curricular Model (CCM). The co-curricular model provides a framework for planning and assessing programs and services to support an integrated learning environment in which students are empowered to apply the knowledge and skills learned in the classroom through a myriad of intentional learning opportunities; creating graduates who are valued and successful in the global workforce.

Civic Engagement & Social Responsibility

Learning Outcome: Recognize, develop, and practice civic responsibility, an appreciation of diverse cultures, and a commitment to society and our environment.

Learning Competencies:

Understand and appreciate human diversity
Demonstrate global and cultural competency
Practice civic responsibility
Model social justice
Serve the community
Contribute to environmental sustainability

Leadership & Interpersonal Development

Learning Outcome: Cultivate introspective leadership skills to develop inclusive leaders, attuned to one’s self and the needs of others.

Learning Competencies:

Develop self-understanding; personal code of ethics, and understanding others
Apply congruent self-appraisal, understanding, and respect
Maintain meaningful relationships
Collaborate with, empower, and develop others
Manage conflict and change
Demonstrate emotional intelligence
Coach and mentor others

Career & Professional Development

Learning Outcome: Actively practice self-advocacy while demonstrating professionalism, technological competency, and effective communication skills.

Learning Competencies

Utilize effective oral and written communication
Demonstrate technological competency and digital literacy
Model professionalism and a positive work ethic
Execute continual goal setting and professional growth
Practice self-advocacy and ongoing networking
Articulate transferable skills

Critical Thinking & Ethical Reasoning

Learning Outcome: Demonstrate effective analysis of information, ethical dilemmas, and perspectives to make informed decisions.

Learning Competencies

Practice reflective thinking
Utilize effective reasoning toward decision making
Commit to ethics and integrity
Connect knowledge, ideas, and experiences
Employ creative problem solving
Demonstrate information literacy
Engage in civil discourse

Holistic Wellness & Self-Efficacy

Learning Outcome: Manage personal affairs reflective of physical, mental, and spiritual well-being that positively align with professional, personal, and financial obligations and goals.

Learning Competencies

Maintain physical and mental wellness
Cultivate emotional and spiritual well-being
Manage personal affairs effectively
Construct and pursue personal goals
Create a purposeful and satisfying life
Balance personal and professional commitments
Demonstrate personal financial literacy

If you have questions about the Student Affairs co-curricular model, please contact papd@csusm.edu.