Essential Functions
The purpose of the essential functions list is to allow prospective students who are considering a career to be informed of the physical, emotional, and psychological demands related to training and employment in a field of study. These lists are provided to allow prospective students to make informed career choices by providing them with a summary of the physical abilities and personality traits that are generally required for the successful completion of a curriculum and result in employment in a field of study after graduation. For students to be successful in the Consumer Economics program, they must be able to perform the following essential functions:
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Write letters, reports, and memoranda clearly, logically, and persuasively using concise and grammatically correct language.
- Speak clearly, distinctly, and effectively with individuals or groups using tact and diplomacy.
- Demonstrate the ability to think critically.
- Use technology effectively to complete required tasks and communicate results.
- Display flexibility and adaptability.
- Demonstrate time management and multitasking skills.
- Use good judgment and problem-solving skills.
- Listen effectively to clients, supervisors, and colleagues.
- Use project management and process improvement skills to achieve desired results.
- Analyze and report data for informed decisions.
- Exhibit leadership skills.
- Value diversity.
- Practice ethical leadership.