Perspectives are the ways humans view and interact with the world around them. Within the ICC, we're especially interested in the ways scholars and professionals across a variety of disciplines approach the big questions facing society. Courses offered through the four perspectives of the ICC give you a deeper understanding of issues and questions facing society. They teach you how different ways of thinking can connect to create innovative solutions to complex problems.
What are perspectives?
What are core competencies?
Competencies are the foundational skills necessary for responsible citizenship and professional success. They are integral to you becoming a lifelong learner.
Ithaca Seminar, Competencies, and Capstone
Legacy ICC Requirements
These are legacy requirements no longer expected of current students
Themes
Themes provide a distinct set of questions and issues that students examine through each of the four Perspectives.
Electronic Learning Portfolio
An online collection of student work that may be used for assessment, demonstrating accomplishments, or learning and reflection.
Complementary Liberal Arts (CLA)
A portion of the ICC experience that includes twelve additional hours of program defined coursework.