Professional Formation Competencies
National Association of Colleges and Employers's (NACE) career readiness competencies and Marquette University's guiding values inspired these Professional Formation Competencies.
Problem Solve with Curiosity
You solve problems with conscience and curiosity, using critical thinking.
Develop Career Management Skills
You approach career management with attention to self-awareness, intentional effort to grow knowledge related to profession, quiet reflection, and action toward fulfilling your uniqe purpose.
Collaborate for Solidarity
You collaborate for solidarity, prioritizing working for the good of the group and acting as a person for and with others.
Communicate Responsibly and Ethically
You approach ethical communication with the intent of identifying reliable sources, taking responsibility for what and how you communicate, and reaching shared understanding.
Lead for the Common Good
You demonstrate leadership through self-initiative and the empowerment of others to advance solutions for the greater good of all.
Commit to Justice, Equity, and Belonging
You understand biases and advocate for an environment that fosters belonging of diverse people, appreciation of differing perspectives, and action toward justice, equity, and belonging.
Adapt in Discipline and Technology
You adapt in your discipline and relevant technologies, knowing the tools available to you and participating in advancements in your profession.