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Self-directed learning - Students will make choices to be active agents in their own ongoing education.
Written and oral communication skills - Students will employ an understanding of audience, purpose and context to communicate effectively.
Ethical maturity and good citizenship - Students will articulate the potential ethical ramifications and reflect on how ethics apply to themselves as local, national, and global citizens.
Context-driven research skills - Students will demonstrate the ability to perform applied research and use research conventions and technologies suitable to their research question and purpose.
Inter-disciplinary synthesis - Students will apply the benefits of a liberal arts education by demonstrating that they are able to view topics through the lens of more than one discipline.
Active participation in the UMW community - Students will actively participate in the extra-curricular life of UMW, demonstrating service and creating community within both UMW and the larger Fredericksburg area.
Active meta-analysis of self and others - Students will actively engage in self-reflection, using meta-analysis as a tool for personal growth and general problem solving and reflection.

Honors Program