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November 10, 2007
Case’s unique SAGES program teaches communication beyond the keyboard
Want to learn how to beat your parents in an argument?
"In SAGES seminars, students refine their ability to speak persuasively," explains Peter Whiting, associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and director of SAGES.
SAGES, which stands for Seminar Approach to General Education and Scholarship, was one of 13 college programs featured in a recent report celebrating innovative teaching approaches in higher education.
The program is a four-year sequence of seminars that focuses on improving oral communication. SAGES is especially innovative because all of its courses are capped at 17 students—perfect for intimate classroom discussions, presentations and field trips.
Read more about SAGES and the report it was featured in.
Posted by eeg7 at November 10, 2007 12:37 PM
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