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Student Web Based Portfolios Beginning with the Class of 2004 the Department of Communication and Theatre Arts has required all student majors to complete an electronic, web-based portfolio containing selected materials highlighting their best work and illustrating their communication related skills and knowledge. Students use their portfolios in a variety of ways: as a professional portfolio in their job search, in support of their application to graduate school, to show friends and family something of their college experience, and to demonstrate to the faculty of the department how they have met the goals we have for our graduating majors to achieve. While students are provided a basic template for beginning their portfolios during the junior year, the content and much of the design of the portfolio is the work of the individual CATA major. In an era in which employers and others can easily use the web to check an individual's background, having a CATA Web Based Portfolio as the first item to appear in a search of the person's name can give CATA majors a powerful and positive "web presence." The department uses student portfolios as way to assess how well we are accomplishing our mission:
Use the links below for more information about our portfolio project and to view the portfolio sites of recent CATA student majors.
CATA Portfolio Evaluation
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CATA 321 - Junior Colloquium (where students begin the CATA Professional Portfolio) CATA 421 - Senior Colloquium (where students prepare for careers and complete the CATA professional Portfolio)
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