About SLU 101

SLU 101 Goals and Outcomes

The SLU 101 program is designed to meet the following student learning outcomes framed by the University-wide undergraduate learning outcomes and the University mission.

Goals of the SLU 101 Program

SLU 101 will …

• Acquaint students with the University mission, Jesuit Catholic values and the University’s commitment to service and social justice that support individual growth and development.
• Provide shared experiences for students that promote their sense of belonging, help them build positive connections and affirm their choice to attend Saint Louis University.
• Provide students time to learn about academic advising, degree requirements, student success resources and establish a course schedule for the fall semester.
• Empower students with the ability to navigate and connect with the physical environment of the campus and identify campus resources.
• Provide opportunities for students to reflect and dialogue about values, transition, expectations and identity to assist in building an inclusive community.

Outcomes of the SLU 101 Program

Students will ...

• Identify the basic principles of the University mission.
• Describe their understanding of their academic requirements and expectations.
• Identify campus resources that are available to help them in their transition (social or academic).
• Name two ways they can become involved on campus.
• Establish a connection with one or more other students.

Parents/guardians/families will …

• Identify the basic principles of the University mission.
• Identify the campus resources and services available to them and their student.
• Connect to the SLU community through interacting with fellow guests, faculty and staff and student leaders.
• Explore their shifting role as a parent or guardian and how this relates to communicating with their student, student privacy and family dynamics.