Associate Director of Undergraduate & Graduate Admissions
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Nov 8, 2018·StrategicPlan
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Washington & Jefferson College Climate Action Plan
This Climate Action Plan details Washington & Jefferson College's commitment to reducing net greenhouse gas emissions and educating its community on climate change. Key initiatives include implementing sustainable building practices like LEED certification, actively reducing electricity and natural gas consumption, utilizing photovoltaic power generation, and promoting comprehensive recycling and materials exchange programs. The plan also focuses on environmentally responsible purchasing and food services, sustainable landscaping, and minimizing vehicle use. A central goal is to cultivate a culture of ecological responsibility and civic engagement through various educational and communication initiatives, ensuring a healthy environment for future generations.
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Washington & Jefferson College outlines its comprehensive approach to student professional readiness through the Center for Professional Pathways. The institution's vision focuses on developing students' interpersonal and technical competencies, offering a personalized 'PATH to Success' supported by a Student Success Network, experiential learning, and online career resources. The program emphasizes ethical leadership and aligns with eight NACE career competencies: career and self-development, equity and inclusion, teamwork, communication, leadership, technology, critical thinking, and professionalism, aiming to ensure graduates are prepared for successful careers.
Feb 3, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Visual Guide To The CIS Major
This document serves as a visual guide to the Computer Information Systems (CIS) Major curriculum. It outlines introductory core courses, categorizes electives into specialized areas such as User Needs, Coding and Production, Design and Interaction, and Analysis and Modeling, and details a required capstone experience. The guide specifies course requirements, including the number of CIS courses, prerequisites, and minimum 300-level course requirements, to provide a structured overview of the major.
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