Welcome To General Education
Welcome message from the Dean:
As the dean of General Education, let me welcome you to a world of learning opportunities at HTC. Through our course offerings in each department, we will help you to critically analyze your thinking about topics that will benefit you in your program and current and future work environments. These courses are designed to help you in your professional and personal lives. The deans and faculty at HTC collaborate to build the finest programs in technical education.
One of the ways you can get to know us at HTC is to read the stories of our students. Through their writings in General Education courses, you will find similarities between your story and those of successful students attending HTC. Take a moment to read Who We Are.
We look forward to working with you as you write the next chapter in your story at Hennepin Technical College!
Zala Fashant, Dean of General Education
General Education is Important to Your Program Education
Sometimes students wonder why they need to take general education courses as a part of their award program. There are several reasons to take general education courses.
Your program courses will focus on teaching the skill sets necessary to fulfill the technical requirements of your future career. General education courses have been designed to support your program and will assist you in working with co-workers, vendors, and customers, by teaching people and thinking skills necessary to help with your success.
Many of you will be taking a skills assessment test at the end of your program. This assessment will not only test your technical skills, but will also assess your ability to work with people. In talking with business and industry professionals, they have told faculty how important these thinking and people skills are in the workplace. Using these soft skills will help you work well with others and bring value to your work while making you a valuable asset to your employer.
The courses we design in general education will change your life by giving you skills to improve both your professional and personal life.
- Arts Department
- Biology Department
- Chemistry Department
- Communications Department
- Economics Department
- English Department
- English As A Second Language Department
- Language Department
- Math Department
- Philosophy Department
- Physics Department
- Psychology Department
- Sociology Department
Minnesota Transfer Curriculum
Effective 2011-12 Academic Year
Last updated by sparry : 2011-11-18 04:39:15

