The Williams Plan

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The Williams Plan consists of:

Foundation courses in:

  • Critical Thinking, Reasoning, and Communication:
    • "The GWC College Experience"
      • Develop skills for academic success.
      • Receive support in your transition to GWC.
    •  "Empirical and Mathematical Reasoning"
      • Use math to solve common societal problems.
    • "Scientific Inquiry and Practice"
      • Explore the GWC campus on beautiful Lake Geneva, while gaining scientific skill and insight.
  • Arts, Humanities, and Culture:
    • "Arts, Literature, and Inquiry"
      • Examine the creation and meaning of artistic and literary works throughout history.
    • "Ethical Reasoning and Values"
      • Identify the relationship between human behavior and ethical dilemmas.
    • "Historical Studies"
      • Understand how history influences contemporary society and its continued evolution.
    • "Social Inquiry and Inclusivity"
      • Study the effects of psychological, social, cultural, and spiritual variables on human development.

Thematic courses on Social Entrepreneurship and Responsibility:

  • Year One: The Field of Social Entrepreneurship
    • See how creativity and innovation are used to effect societal change on local and global levels.
  • Year Two: Skills of Social Entrepreneurship
    • Gain the tools you need to implement sustainable, constructive solutions to societal ills.
  • Year Three: Social Entrepreneurial Venture
    • Apply your skills to a real-world social problem.
  • Year Four: Social Entrepreneurship, Leadership, and Mentoring Mentor your peers; prepare for the future.