The course themes require students to draw upon and synthesize what they have acquired in their lower-division course work and to integrate multiple disciplinary perspectives. It is a course that connects students' academic skills and research to significant problems or issues. Capstone courses are normally interdisciplinary and applications-oriented. They provide opportunities for students to work together in small problem-solving groups. Each group produces a report, a policy statement, or an artistic product.
Writing is a component of all courses found in the general education program.
Quantitative skills are developed and reinforced in all appropriate general education courses. Active learning and critical thinking are implemented throughout the curriculum. The Liberal Arts Enrichment program is unique to Eastern Washington University and helps define what it is to be an Eastern Graduate. Other means for satisfying the LAEC 400 requirement are being developed. Please check with your adviser.