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Title:

"Education for Serendipity" / Bardwell Smith.

Date:

1967

Description:

Opening Convocation. Bardwell Smith, Dean of the College, gives his inaugural speech to Carleton community. Smith addresses that a liberal education should produce competent leaders as well as increase sensitivity to the human condition. Subjects include: graduate school; liberal arts education; religion; scholastic education; humanistic education; teachers; interdiciplinary studies; off-campus studies (study abroad); KARL radio.

ID:

20170914_MediaArchiveSite/data/originals/395816

Repository:

Carleton College Archives

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Item 236: "Education for Serendipity" / Bardwell Smith., 1967