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Engagement

Communication

Engaging in dialogue that leads to productive outcomes and points of connection by

effectively articulating one’s self to individuals within and outside of one’s industry or

area of expertise.

Collaboration

Developing authentic and mutually beneficial relationships by valuing everyone and

taking responsibility for one’s role within a team.

Leadership

Being able to recognize, respect, develop and capitalize on the unique strengths of

individuals from all backgrounds and being an active member in a group that achieves

a shared vision.

Innovation

Adaptability

Taking the initiative to further enhance one’s skill set and being creative with ways of

thinking or approaches that allow for action, reflection, failure and resilience in an

ever-changing world.

Analytical Skills

Seizing the opportunity for organizational improvement that prompts critical thinking

and problem solving by obtaining, processing and synthesizing information.

Technology

Employing current and emerging software and tools to solve general and

industry-specific challenges.

Professionalism

Self

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Awareness

Understanding one’s strengths, limitations, emotions, and biases in a variety of

situations and articulating how one’s interests, skills and values align with

educational and professional goals.

Integrity &

Ethics

Making choices and consistently acting in a manner that displays integrity (following

internal principles, morals and values) and ethics (following external laws, rules and

norms) in personal and professional settings.

Brand

Demonstrating continual development of a positive impression or image in every facet

of life while seeking feedback from others to ensure congruence between one’s intend-

ed and perceived reputation.

THE PROFICIENCY LEVELS

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LEVEL

DEFINITION

Awareness

Theoretical knowledge (you know it exists)

Basic

Limited experience (maybe you tested it out once or twice)

Intermediate

Practical application (utilized in an internship, research or other experience)

Advanced

Extensive experience and application (above an internship level experience; years of experience)

Expert

Recognized for mastery and attainment in all areas (you are the “go-to” person and are held up as an

example to others)

* You should not expect to be an expert in all competencies by graduation