GAP Program

Eleven:6 developed the 3D GAP Program to deliver a range of undergraduate general education and Bible courses using its integrated delivery framework. 

An introduction to the study of human cultures, emphasizing the similarities and differences across societies, and exploring concepts of culture, language, and social institutions.

This course introduces students to the history, elements, and cultural significance of music and visual art. Through listening, analysis, and discussion, students will develop an understanding of key artistic movements, genres, and styles in both music and visual art. The course emphasizes how art and music have evolved over time and how they influence and reflect the societies in which they were created. Students will gain an appreciation for a wide range of artistic expressions and explore connections between music and visual arts.

Focuses on the principles and dynamics of communication within small groups, emphasizing leadership, conflict resolution, decision-making, and group cohesiveness.

This course examines social issues such as poverty, inequality, and crime, and their impact on individuals and societies, as well as solutions to these problems.