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Program Outcomes
Degree Program Objectives
The graduate will skillfully apply ecological psychology processes to collaboratively resolve complex and contested issues.
The graduate will skillfully apply ecological psychology processes to reconfigure destructive narratives and practices that affect nonhuman and human lives.
The graduate maintains an ecological psychology aesthetic practice in their personal and professional lives.
Program Learning outcomes
CRITICAL THINKING
Combine ecological psychology processes with narrative inquiry to identify, evaluate, and reconfigure narratives underpinning detrimental behavior and practices.
CRITICAL THINKING
Synthesizing and evaluating ecological psychology principles, processes, and practices to identify and discern detrimental narratives underpinning a variety of ecological, economic, and social issues.
COMMUNICATION
Proficiently communicate ecological psychology processes and practices across a variety of formats to educate and inspire others on how to recognize and reconfigure detrimental narratives and behavior.
COMMUNICATION
Evaluating and proficiently communicating synthesized ecological psychology concepts and processes across a variety of formats (written, verbal, graphic) to creatively educate people, organizations, and institutions on ways to reconfigure detrimental narratives and practices.
ECOLOGICAL & CIVIC LITERACY
Design and implement practices to educate others in ecological psychology to enhance ecological literacy, democratizing ideas, psychological understanding, and collaborative participation in civic and communal life with a multispecies world.
ECOLOGICAL & CIVIC LITERACY
Creating and implementing ecopsychological knowledge, skills, and practices to responsibly participate in civic and communal life with a shared multispecies world.
ECOLOGICAL Psychology AESTHETICS
Respond responsibly and aesthetically to intradependent ecological, social, and economic concerns that produce accountable narratives and practices for living and dying well together in a multispecies world.
ECOLOGICAL ETHICS
Designing and executing informed, collaborative, and just responses to interdependent ecological, social, and economic concerns that promote different ethical narratives and practices for living and dying with a shared multispecies world.
CREATIVITY
Creatively implement ecological psychology practices to intra-actively engage imagination and cultivate regenerative ideas that support sympoietic ecologies.
CREATIVITY
Create and employ ecological psychology processes, knowledge, and capabilities to generate diverse ideas, approaches, and solutions that educate, inspire, and propagate relational and ecosystemic narratives, behavior, and practices.
