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International Studies Program Portfolio Rubric

Superior - 4
	Attended more than 15 international meetings on and off campus Made acute analysis of meetings attended Wrote papers on a large variety of topics (over 12) Journal portrays accurate and effective analysis of a global society Writings portray a thorough understanding of cultural bias Journal shows an intense interest in international issues that goes beyond the classroom Writings about articles show a thorough understand of interrelatedness
Good - 3
	Attended 10-15 international meetings on and off campus Made a clear analysis of meetings attended Wrote papers on a variety of topics (10-12) Journal portrays effective analysis of a global society Writings portray an understanding of cultural bias Journal shows an interest in international issues that goes beyond the classroom Writings about articles show an understanding of interrelatedness
Acceptable - 2
	Attended 5-10 international meetings on and off campus Made a simple analysis of meetings attended Wrote papers on a select number of topics (7-9) Journal portrays analysis of a global society Writings portray an evolving understanding of cultural bias Journal shows an interest in international issues Writings about articles show a limited understanding of interrelatedness
Poor - 1
	Attended fewer than 5 international meetings on and off campus Made a simple and stereotypical analysis of meetings attended Wrote papers on a limited number of topics Journal portrays inaccurate analysis of a global society Writings portray no understanding of cultural bias Journal shows a limited interest in international issues Writings about articles show little understanding of interrelatedness

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