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Rethinking Success

by Betsy Chapman

Next week Wake Forest will host Rethinking Success, a national conference to examine issues related to the relevance and value of a liberal arts education to the workforce today (April 11-13 in Benson 401).

Wake Forest is proud to be leading the conversation currently playing out around dining room tables, in corporate boardrooms and at the White House by engaging thought leaders in the professional world, higher education and career development.

Andy Chan, Vice President for Personal and Career Development, and Jacque Fetrow, Reynolds Professor of Computational Biophysics and Dean of the College, have written a column in the Washington Post this week about the liberal arts.

This is a timely topic, and we hope students (and interested family members, too) will be part of the conversation by attending Rethinking Success.

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