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Starting programs without external funding

Starting programs without external funding Agriculture And The Liberal Learning Mission A liberal arts college dean describes how he has used his position to stimulate liberal arts curriculum reform to include agriculture as a liberal learning vehicle - without external funding. Robert G. Lander Robert Landen is Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, University of Tennessee. As an Arabian and Middle Eastern Historian, Dr. Landen is currently working on the history of the emergence of the modern gulf state. and diverse land grant and state In this paper I will do three things: university. Although Tennessee became first, I'II touch briefly upon some of the fundamental philosophical issues a land grant university in 1869, it had that have influenced the approach of already existed for several decades as The University of Tennessee's Liberal a state university. The point of this distinction is not pedantry, but to Arts College toward nurturing mutually emphasize that the ethos of the illuminating awareness of agricultural and liberal learning issues. Second University of Tennessee is a blend of two distinct traditions in American I'Ii catalog some of the more recent higher education. We are the heir on interactions between the Liberal Arts College and our university's various the http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Agriculture and Human Values Springer Journals

Starting programs without external funding

Landen, Robert
Agriculture and Human Values , Volume 1 (2) – Apr 5, 2005
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Springer Journals
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Philosophy; Ethics; Agricultural Economics; Veterinary Medicine/Veterinary Science; History, general; Evolutionary Biology
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0889-048X
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1572-8366
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10.1007/BF01530614
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Agriculture And The Liberal Learning Mission A liberal arts college dean describes how he has used his position to stimulate liberal arts curriculum reform to include agriculture as a liberal learning vehicle - without external funding. Robert G. Lander Robert Landen is Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, University of Tennessee. As an Arabian and Middle Eastern Historian, Dr. Landen is currently working on the history of the emergence of the modern gulf state. and diverse land grant and state In this paper I will do three things: university. Although Tennessee became first, I'II touch briefly upon some of the fundamental philosophical issues a land grant university in 1869, it had that have influenced the approach of already existed for several decades as The University of Tennessee's Liberal a state university. The point of this distinction is not pedantry, but to Arts College toward nurturing mutually emphasize that the ethos of the illuminating awareness of agricultural and liberal learning issues. Second University of Tennessee is a blend of two distinct traditions in American I'Ii catalog some of the more recent higher education. We are the heir on interactions between the Liberal Arts College and our university's various the

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