Dean's Cup and the Collegiate Learning Assessment (CLA)
Each Spring semester, the College Deans recruit graduating seniors from their colleges to take the CLA exam as part of an academic competition known as the "Deans' Cup." The winning team - the one with the highest average score - wins a trophy and bragging rights. The high scorer wins the grand prize: $500.
The current College champion is the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences.
There were two grand prize winners last year: Brandon Heck of Behavioral and Social Sciences and Jacob Fender of Humanities and Fine Arts, who tied for top score!
Contact your College Office for Details:
- College of Agriculture: 317 Plumas Hall, ex 5844
- College of Behavioral & Social Sciences: 701 Butte Hall, ex 6171
- College of Communications and Education: 203 Tehama Hall, ex 4015
- College of Engineering, Computer Science and Construction Management: 410 O'Connell Hall, ex 5963
- College of Humanities and Fine Arts: 109 Performing Arts Center, ex 5351
- College of Natural Sciences: 285 Holt Hall, ex 6121
Deans' Cup Competition dates and times:
March 27-29 (T-TH) Student Services Center 410, 5:00-6:30 PM
April 2-5 (M-TH) Student Services Center 410, 5:00-6:30 PM
April 9-12 (M-TH) Student Services Center 410, 5:00-6:30 PM
Please bring picture ID (driver's license or Wildcat card) to preesent when you sign-in.
Not sure of your college? Check this list of academic programs for your major:
- College of Agriculture: All Agriculture, AG Business and Animal and Plant Science majors
- College of Behavioral and Social Sciences: Political Science (Public Admin, International Relations, Criminology, Legal Studies), Psychology, Anthropology, Geography, Economics, Health and Community Services, Child Development, Sociology, Social Work
- College of Business: Business Admin, Accounting, Business Information Systems, Finance, Marketing
- College of Communications and Education: Communications, Communication Design, Communications Sciences and Disorders, Education, Journalism, Kinesiology, Recreation and Parks Management
- College of Engineering, Computer Science and Construction Management: Applied Computer Graphics, Computer Science, Computer and Electrical Engineering, Civil, Manufacturing, Mechanical, Mechatronic Engineering, Construction Management, Concrete Industry Management
- College of Humanities & Fine Arts: Art & Art History, English, Foreign Languages, History, Music, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Theatre Arts
- College of Natural Sciences: Biology, Chemistry, Geological and Environmental Sciences, Math, Nutrition and Food Sciences, Nursing, Physics, Science Education
Please contact Bill Allen ex 6033 for more information.