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3 our students need general education:

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5 our students need general education: * to enjoy a full life less likely to smoke

6 our students need general education: * to enjoy a full life less likely to smoke likelier to stay married

7 our students need general education: * to enjoy a full life less likely to smoke likelier to stay married likelier to attend museums, festivals, live performances

8 our students need general education: * to enjoy a full life healthier less likely to smoke likelier to stay married likelier to attend museums, festivals, live performances

9 our students need general education: * to enjoy a full life healthier less likely to smoke likelier to stay married likelier to start a business likelier to attend museums, festivals, live performances

10 healthier less likely to smoke likelier to stay married likelier to start a business likelier to attend museums, festivals, live performances

11 healthier less likely to smoke likelier to stay married likelier to start a business likelier to attend museums, festivals, live performances agency

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14 our students need general education: * to enjoy a full life

15 Haiti, January 2010 $40 million raised in text messages by the following April

16 Iran, 2009

17 Tunisia, 2011 January 28, 2011 Egypt

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22 Progress Amplifies Agency

23 our students need general education: * to enjoy a full life

24 our students need general education: * to enjoy a full life * to participate fully in the world

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26 University of California 9 undergraduate universities Selective admission, research focus

27 University of California 9 undergraduate universities Selective admission, research focus California State University 23 undergraduate universities regional comprehensives

28 University of California 9 undergraduate universities Selective admission, research focus California State University 23 undergraduate universities regional comprehensives California Community Colleges 112 colleges, 3 million students open admission, multiple missions

29 University of California 9 undergraduate universities Selective admission, research focus California State University 23 undergraduate universities regional comprehensives California Community Colleges 112 colleges, 3 million students open admission, multiple missions

30 our students need general education: * to enjoy a full life * to participate fully in the world

31 our students need general education: * to enjoy a full life * to participate fully in the world * to get a good job

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33 Employer-Reported changes in hiring plans 2010-11 Academic Year

34 11/17/2010 Employer-Reported changes in hiring plans 2010-11 Academic Year

35 11/17/2010 Employer-Reported changes in hiring plans 2010-11 Academic Year -13 professional school

36 11/17/2010 Employer-Reported changes in hiring plans 2010-11 Academic Year -6 -13 associate degree professional school

37 11/17/2010 Employer-Reported changes in hiring plans 2010-11 Academic Year -2 -6 -13 other Masters associate degree professional school

38 11/17/2010 Employer-Reported changes in hiring plans 2010-11 Academic Year +5 -2 -6 -13 PhD other Masters associate degree professional school

39 11/17/2010 Employer-Reported changes in hiring plans 2010-11 Academic Year +10 +5 -2 -6 -13 MBAPhD other Masters associate degree professional school

40 11/17/2010 Employer-Reported changes in hiring plans 2010-11 Academic Year +10 +5 -2 -6 -13 bachelor degree MBAPhD other Masters associate degree professional school

41 11/17/2010 Employer-Reported changes in hiring plans 2010-11 Academic Year +21 +10 +5 -2 -6 -13 Liberal Arts major bachelor degree MBAPhD other Masters associate degree professional school

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57 English, arts, humanities

58 logic and quantitative reasoning

59 English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning

60 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning

61 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist

62 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist geologist

63 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist publicist geologist

64 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist publicist geologist statistician

65 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist curator publicist geologist statistician

66 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist social worker curator publicist geologist research scientist statistician

67 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist social worker curator publicist graphic designer geologist research scientist statistician

68 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist social worker curator publicist graphic designer geologist research scientist mechanical engineer statistician

69 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist demographer social worker curator publicist graphic designer geologist research scientist mechanical engineer statistician

70 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist demographer social worker journalist curator publicist graphic designer geologist research scientist mechanical engineer statistician

71 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist demographer social worker journalist curator publicist graphic designer health worker geologist research scientist mechanical engineer statistician

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73 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist demographer social worker journalist curator publicist graphic designer health worker geologist research scientist mechanical engineer statistician electrical engineer

74 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist demographer social worker journalist curator publicist graphic designer health worker geologist research scientist mechanical engineer statistician electrical engineer

75 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist demographer social worker journalist curator publicist graphic designer health worker geologist research scientist mechanical engineer statistician electrical engineer

76 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist demographer social worker journalist curator publicist graphic designer health worker geologist research scientist mechanical engineer statistician electrical engineer

77 social sciences English, arts, humanities physical and life sciences logic and quantitative reasoning economist demographer social worker journalist curator publicist graphic designer health worker geologist research scientist mechanical engineer statistician electrical engineer

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79 our students need general education: * to enjoy a full life * to participate fully in the world * to get a good job

80 our students need general education: * to enjoy a full life * to participate fully in the world * to get a good job – more than once

81 diffusionoflight.wordpress.org

82 Well Rounded Is for Donuts The Real Reason We Need General Education Ken O’Donnell CSU Office of the Chancellor January 28, 2011 AAC&U Annual Meeting: HEDs Up diffusionoflight.wordpress.org

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