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Translating Classroom Learning into Career Skills (New York Six Webinar)

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The New York Six Liberal Arts Consortium presents Translating Classroom Learning into Career Skills; a faculty webinar focused on connecting liberal arts education to post-graduation success.

Faculty from St. Lawrence University and Skidmore College will share practical strategies for helping students identify, articulate, and apply transferable skills developed through classroom learning. The session will explore ways to bridge academic experiences with professional competencies while maintaining the core strengths of a liberal arts education.

Presenters

  • Mary Jane Smith, History, St. Lawrence University
  • Adam Harr, Anthropology, St. Lawrence University
  • In-sil Yoo, Music, St. Lawrence University
  • David Howson, Arts Administration, Skidmore College

Registration is required:
https://hamilton.zoom.us/meeting/register/TGHki84QSGygbmr6e9U_2w

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