A Conversation on the Liberal Arts
In celebration of Truman’s 25th anniversary of the mission change a series of programs have been scheduled to examine the question – Why a Public Liberal Arts & Sciences University in the 21st Century? Much has changed in higher education in the last quarter century and these presentations will offer an opportunity for the Truman community to reflect on our mission and share our thoughts on Truman’s future.
Julie Lochbaum, professor of education, will present the first program of the Series from 7-8 p.m. October 10 in Georgian Room B&C of the Student Union Building. Lochbaum’s presentation entitled “Joseph Baldwin’s Garden” will be followed by discussion and a social with refreshments. The Series is sponsored by the President’s Office and information on the two additional presentations scheduled for the 2011 Fall Semester can be found blogs.truman.edu/presoffice/.
Julie Lochbaum, professor of education, will present the first program of the Series from 7-8 p.m. October 10 in Georgian Room B&C of the Student Union Building. Lochbaum’s presentation entitled “Joseph Baldwin’s Garden” will be followed by discussion and a social with refreshments. The Series is sponsored by the President’s Office and information on the two additional presentations scheduled for the 2011 Fall Semester can be found blogs.truman.edu/presoffice/.
