Assessment

To what extent did your participation in ENVS 0401 achieve the following?

Data represent 582 student responses from Fall 2011-Fall 2024

(Scale: 1=not at all, 7=extensively; charts are ordered by their “positive score”-i.e. the sum of 5, 6, and 7 responses)

Enhanced your understanding of state or local issues
Improved your project management skills
Improved your ability to listen to others
Improved your ability to work as part of a team
Improved your ability to consider other’s perspectives
Improved your ability to integrate and apply your knowledge
Deepened your understanding of content
Increased your commitment to addressing community problems
Enhanced your understanding of social issues
Increased your interaction with the local community
Improved your understanding of professional work in the environmental field
Improved your research skills
Increased your interaction with faculty
Improved your leadership skills
Deepened your understanding of others who are not like you
Strengthened your analytical skills
Helped clarify your values
Improved your conflict resolution skills
Enhanced the likelihood that you will participate in civic activities (e.g. voting)
Improved your writing skills
Clarified your career path

Program in Environmental Studies

Franklin Environmental Center at Hillcrest
Middlebury College
Middlebury, VT 05753

Lily Hunt, Coordinator

Franklin Environmental Center at Hillcrest 214

(802) 443-5552

lnhunt@middlebury.edu

Christopher Klyza, Program Director

Franklin Environmental Center at Hillcrest 206

(802) 443-5309

klyza@middlebury.edu