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The General Education Program has positions available for Lecturers
in the General Studies classes.
The General Education freshman program at CSUEB is built on a learning community model. Freshman cohorts of 60-90 students work with five to eight faculty in yearlong study of an integrating theme. The learning community courses are a thematically linked cluster of discipline-specific courses (in Sciences, or in Humanities, or in Social Sciences) and basic subject courses including all levels of composition (remedial and baccalaureate), speech communication, information literacy, and General Studies.
General Studies 1011 bridges the discipline and basic subject courses and fulfills three basic goals. It 1) provides academic support and enhancement for the linked discipline and basic subject courses; 2) assists students in developing academic, behavioral and study skills essential to academic success; and 3) gives students a thorough introduction to the University's resources and services. All freshmen take the General Studies class. Three sections of GS are linked to each learning community. Class size is limited to 30 students.
Updated
05/25/2006
by - General Education Program
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