The learning outcomes of the TVF Program are organized under the traditional assessment categories of attitudes, skills, and knowledge.
Undergraduate Outcomes
| 1. Students will demonstrate creative skill sets in the production
of audio/video and writing for media (Skills). |
| 2. Students will critically analyze contemporary media productions,
practices, and impacts (Skills). |
| 3. Students will know the structure, fundamental professional
practices, and established professional standards of contemporary
media industries (Knowledge). |
| 4. Students will develop the skills for effective career building
self presentation in their professional interactions,
communications, negotiations, and collaborations in media industries
(Skills). |
| 5. Students will know the industrial, historical and aesthetic
components of media production (Knowledge). |
| 6. Students will develop a greater appreciation for the necessity
of collaboration, as well as the collaborative ethics of
professional media production (Attitudes). |
| 7. Students will have a greater appreciation for the social
responsibilities of contemporary media, including responsibilities
engaging notions of identity, ethics, politics and culture
(Attitudes). |
Graduate Outcomes
| 1. Students will demonstrate creative writing skills in the
production of projects, screenplays and/or scholarly essays
(Skills). |
| 2. Students will gain competence as potential researchers and
scholars in the field, whether in doctoral study or other
research-based positions (Skills). |
| 3. Students will demonstrate advanced abilities to employ critical
theories and insights in analysis of contemporary media productions,
practices and impacts (Skills). |
| 4. Students will know the industrial, historical and aesthetic
components of television and film production (Knowledge). |
| 5. Students will have a greater appreciation for the social
responsibilities of contemporary media, including responsibilities
engaging notions of identity, ethics, politics and culture
(Attitudes). |
