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Dr. Chris Foreman
General Education Director
Starkweather Hall
734-487-0439
chris.foreman@emich.edu


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Ypsilanti, MI, USA 48197
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Current General Education Program Requirements & Courses for Students who enrolled during or after Fall 2007

Students who enrolled at any college or university prior to Fall 2007:
Before Fall 2007

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General Education Related Opportunities

    A recipient of the 2007 Association for General and Liberal Studies Awards for Improving General Education... Commitment to common student learning objectives.

"Our campuses educate our citizens. Becoming an educated citizen means learning a lot of facts and mastering techniques of reasoning. But it means something more. It means learning how to be a human being capable of love and imagination. We may continue to produce narrow citizens who have difficulty understanding people different from themselves, whose imaginations rarely venture beyond their local setting. . But we have the opportunity to do better, and now we are beginning to seize that opportunity."
[Martha C. Nussbaum, Cultivating Humanity]

Eastern Michigan University
General Education Program
Education for Participation in the Global Community

General Education is the heart of an EMU education
and a source of institutional

General Education is the core of an undergraduate education. It is general in that it provides students with a comprehensive educational experience and prepares them for study within their major. General Education teaches students to think critically and communicate effectively; it provides an introduction to the methodologies and practices of the academic disciplines; it promotes intellectual curiosity and a love of learning.