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Assessing the prospects for liberal learning and careers

Charles S. Green, Richard G. Salem

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Abstract Despite the resurgence of the liberal arts, an undergraduate curriculum still requires a synthesis of liberal and practical learning.

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Abstract Despite the resurgence of the liberal arts, an undergraduate curriculum still requires a synthesis of liberal and practical learning.

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Abstract Despite the resurgence of the liberal arts, an undergraduate curriculum still requires a synthesis of liberal and practical learning.

Key concepts: Liberal arts education, Liberal education, Curriculum, Pedagogy, Mathematics education, Sociology, Higher education, Political science

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