Mission
The mission of UK 101 and UK 201 is to help new students transition to University life, build a strong foundation for academic success, and embrace opportunities that promote intellectual and personal growth.
student learning outcomes
The UK 101 course is designed to introduce first-year students to the intellectual life of the University. Students will:- Articulate the purpose and nature of a college education at a research university.
- Explain the purpose and goals of the University of Kentucky's general education student learning outcomes.
- Apply learning strategies for achieving academic success such as study strategies and information literacy.
- Locate and use designated campus resources.
- Recognize personal and social issues (e.g., alcohol, diversity, stress) that first-year students often face in a college environment and be able to identify and select appropriate campus resources.
- Evaluate various campus activities (one campus event, one cultural event, one lecture) for professional, social, and academic development..
- Articulate the purpose and nature of a college education at a research university.
- Demonstrate skills for achieving academic success such as information literacy.
- Identify personal skills and interests that compliment their career search or choice.
- Locate and use campus resources.
- Reflect on personal and social issues that transfer students often face in a college environment.
- Attend and reflect upon three campus activities (one campus lecture, one cultural activity, one student organization/club meeting or event).
- Form beneficial relationships with students, faculty, and staff.

