Master's in Speech Communication and successful teaching experience in higher education. Master's in History, American Studies, or closely related discipline. Instructors teach transnational global studies courses drawing from all eras and regions of the world. Master's in social science or humanities discipline with demonstrated expertise in cultural studies or world civilizations . Course of Study Cascadia's curriculum is grounded in a holistic view of teaching, learning, and doing.
Assessment is key to the design of the curriculum and the success of students.
Consequently, a heavy emphasis is placed on continuous authentic assessment of student learning, instructional programs and practices, and institutional effectiveness. Associate faculty will be invited to play a key role in assessing outcomes in these areas. The curriculum is designed to meet student needs. Diversity Diversity and affirmation of difference are hallmarks of the Cascadia culture. The curriculum is explicitly designed to promote skills, knowledge, and awareness about pluralism and equity.