Problem Solving Skills
- Determine the problem
- Identify options
- Evaluate possible courses of action
- Seek input
- Make decisions
- Implement decisions
Here are just a few of the ways Dickinson students solve problems:
- Through field studies in sciences, humanities and arts classes
- In student organizations as they deal with setting objectives and resolving conflicts
- In their living situations through dorm councils
- In the workplace through internships
What Our Alumni Say…
- “My ceramics class taught me patience, discipline, self-control, time management, and creativity.”
- American Studies major; University Head Field Hockey Coach
- “My class in set design and lighting was challenging as I had to turn the written words into a picture that could enhance the play without overshadowing the actors.”
- English major; Administrative Assistant
- “My Music 101 course has been invaluable. I loved it and I still recognize and listen to the great symphonies.”
- Economics major; Vice President of an investment firm