Curriculum Alignment with a Mission of Social Change in Higher Education |
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| Authors: | Iris M Yob Steven L Danver Sheryl Kristensen William Schulz Kathy Simmons Henry M Brashen Rebecca Sidler Krysiak Linda Kiltz Linda Gatlin Suzanne Wesson Diane R Penland |
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| Institution: | 1.Walden University,Minneapolis,USA |
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| Abstract: | Institutions of higher education frequently acknowledge their role in contributing to the common good through their mission statements. The current literature suggests that in order to be effective mission statements must be clearly articulated and reflected in all the activities of the institution including its curriculum. Faculty members at Walden University developed a Curriculum Guide for Social Change that could serve as a tool for reviewing current course offerings and developing new courses to reflect its mission of “creating positive social change.” Those involved in piloting the Guide report on the process in this article. The general consensus is that it was time-consuming and frequently subjective; but the Guide gave substance to the institution’s mission, opening the way for its fuller implementation. |
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