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2006-2008 Theme: Global Citizenship Spring Semester Theme: Civic Engagement and the Liberal Arts Learn more >> |
| Academic Departments
and Programs Access to individual department web sites and catalog listings. |
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| Experiential
Learning Career Connections, Internships, Entrepreneurial Studies & Civic Engagement and the Lilly Program for the Discernment of Lives and Worth and Service. |
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| Information
and Instructional Technologies Technology information and support for students, faculty and staff. |
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| International
Studies Information about international and domestic off-campus study. |
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| Libraries Rolvaag Memorial Library, Glasoe Science Library, Halvorson Music Library, the Shaw-Olson Center for College History, the Kierkegaard Library and NAHA. |
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| Online Course Materials Course syllabi, course-specific library resources and Moodle materials for students and faculty. |
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| Other Academic Offices
and Programs Academic advising, support, educational opportunity programs and research groups. |
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| Provost and Dean
of the College Faculty information, appointments, technological needs, diversity initiatives, tenure and promotion recommendations and academic resources. |
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| Registrar's
Office Registration, the college catalog, class and lab schedule, transcripts, graduation, honors, final exams and more. |
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| Student Information System Course registrations and grades, degree audits, class and lab schedules, catalog information. Requires login. |
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| Study Travel Educational opportunities for learners of any age. |
A Rigorous Education
St. Olaf's curriculum engages students in a multidisciplinary, multicultural exploration of human knowledge and experience.
It cultivates the basic skills students need to succeed in college and beyond and introduces students to the traditional liberal arts disciplines.
The combination of general education, major, and elective courses helps students develop both breadth and depth in their college education.
At the same time, the curriculum provides opportunities for integrative study through general education courses that meet more than one requirement and through a variety of interdisciplinary majors and concentrations.
This blend of traditional and innovative instruction nurtures a critical, creative, and flexible intelligence.
