Freshman Seminar

Freshman Programs (Carman Hall, Room 339)

The Freshman Seminar is a one-semester orientation course that introduces full-time freshmen to the college experience. The course examines the goals of a liberal arts education and reinforces effective study habits. Emphasis is placed on the students' development of their commitment to academic success. The Seminar, offered in the Freshman Year Initiative Program, provides an opportunity for freshmen to:

• Enhance academic performance in the first year;
• Become aware of the College's facilities and support services;
• Understand the College's academic procedures and policies; and
• Explore educational goals and career plans.

LEH 100: The Liberal Arts: Freshman Seminar. 3 hours, 3 credits. The nature of the liberal arts, the goals and objectives of General Education at Lehman, and issues of career vs. liberal education. Information literacy, critical thinking, and intellectual integrity.