UNIV 100: CU Foundation is a 8 week class designed to assist you with a successful transition to your undergraduate studies and Concord University. Through the lens of an engaging interdisciplinary topic chosen by your instructor, you’ll explore resources and practice academic skills you need to succeed at Concord and beyond. Learning outcomes for this course focus on the application of foundational transferrable academic skills to real-world problem solving as well as academic, professional, and personal development. Students apply the academic skills and knowledge they gain from course content and assignments to articulate and plan for their future academic, research, and professional experiences while leveraging and becoming familiar with university resources. An appreciation for the holistic and multimodal breadth of scholarly knowledge across disciplines is emphasized along with the transcendental qualities of learning to living. Institutional resources available to support students’ lifelong learning and professional development are identified and utilized by students. Learning objectives for this category are as follows:
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Meet Our UNIV 100 Instructors

Browning, Logan R.
Associate Professor of Accounting / VITA Co-Coordinator / Director, MBA Program
304-384-5296
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Burdekar, Manjunath
Associate Professor of Psychology / UNIV 100 Program Director
304-384-5176
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