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Academics & Work: Divorcing intellectual and physical work (Part 1 of 11)
We are pleased to announce part 1 (of 11) of our new session on the theme of Work: Academics & Work. Joshua Appel, Fellow of Humanities at New Saint Andrews College, joins Douglas Wilson for this session. Table of Contents for Academics and Work: (click HERE for the entire series on WORK) Part I: Divorcing intellectual and physical work Part II: Is intellectual work really work? Part III: Time management Part IV: How do you achieve balance and symmetry? Part [&hellip
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Academics & Work: Student loans, parents, and part-time jobs (Part 11 of 11)
We are pleased to announce part 11 (of 11) of our session on the theme of Work: Academics & Work. Joshua Appel, Fellow of Humanities at New Saint Andrews College, joins Douglas Wilson for this session. Table of Contents: Part I: Divorcing intellectual and physical work Part II: Is intellectual work really work? Part III: Time management Part IV: How do you achieve balance and symmetry? Part V: What about caffeine? Part VI: Higher education bubble and my college decision [&hellip
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Career & Calling Day - Working in American, by Jason Elmore | New Saint Andrews College
New Saint Andrews College hosted a “Career and Calling” day, sponsored by EMSI. Jason Elmore, of Johnson & Johnson, gave the lecture, “Working in America.” He explains, among other things, the virtues of a Liberal Arts education in today’s workforce. I suggest you watch in full screen to best view the video and Power Point together
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Academics & Work: The student will be like their teacher
We are pleased to announce part 10 (of 11) of our session on the theme of Work: Academics & Work. Joshua Appel, Fellow of Humanities at New Saint Andrews College, joins Douglas Wilson for this session. Table of Contents: Part I: Divorcing intellectual and physical work Part II: Is intellectual work really work? Part III: Time management Part IV: How do you achieve balance and symmetry? Part V: What about caffeine? Part VI: Higher education bubble and my college decision [&hellip
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Academics & Work: What is College For?
We are pleased to announce part 9 (of 11) of our session on the theme of Work: Academics & Work. Joshua Appel, Fellow of Humanities at New Saint Andrews College, joins Douglas Wilson for this session. Table of Contents: Part I: Divorcing intellectual and physical work Part II: Is intellectual work really work? Part III: Time management Part IV: How do you achieve balance and symmetry? Part V: What about caffeine? Part VI: Higher education bubble and my college decision [&hellip
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Academics & Work: Has the Church Damaged the Protestant Doctrine of Vocation? (Part 8 of 11)
We are pleased to announce part 8 (of 11) of our session on the theme of Work: Academics & Work. Joshua Appel, Fellow of Humanities at New Saint Andrews College, joins Douglas Wilson for this session. Table of Contents: Part I: Divorcing intellectual and physical work Part II: Is intellectual work really work? Part III: Time management Part IV: How do you achieve balance and symmetry? Part V: What about caffeine? Part VI: Higher education bubble and my college decision [&hellip
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Academics & Work: Recovery of craft competence (Part 7 of 11)
We are pleased to announce part 7 (of 11) of our session on the theme of Work: Academics & Work. Joshua Appel, Fellow of Humanities at New Saint Andrews College, joins Douglas Wilson for this session. Table of Contents: Part I: Divorcing intellectual and physical work Part II: Is intellectual work really work? Part III: Time management Part IV: How do you achieve balance and symmetry? Part V: What about caffeine? Part VI: Higher education bubble and my college decision [&hellip
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Academics & Work: Higher Ed Bubble and My College Decision
We are pleased to announce part 6 (of 11) of our session on the theme of Work: Academics & Work. Joshua Appel, Fellow of Humanities at New Saint Andrews College, joins Douglas Wilson for this session. Table of Contents: Part I: Divorcing intellectual and physical work Part II: Is intellectual work really work? Part III: Time management Part IV: How do you achieve balance and symmetry? Part V: What about caffeine? Part VI: Higher education bubble and my college decision [&hellip
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Academics & Work: What about Caffeine?
We are pleased to announce part 5 (of 11) of our session on the theme of Work: Academics & Work. Joshua Appel, Fellow of Humanities at New Saint Andrews College, joins Douglas Wilson for this session. Table of Contents: Part I: Divorcing intellectual and physical work Part II: Is intellectual work really work? Part III: Time management Part IV: How do you achieve balance and symmetry? Part V: What about caffeine? Part VI: Higher education bubble and my college decision [&hellip
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Academics & Work: How do you achieve balance and symmetry (Part 4 of 11)
We are pleased to announce part 4 (of 11) of our session on the theme of Work: Academics & Work. Joshua Appel, Fellow of Humanities at New Saint Andrews College, joins Douglas Wilson for this session. Table of Contents: Part I: Divorcing intellectual and physical work Part II: Is intellectual work really work? Part III: Time management Part IV: How do you achieve balance and symmetry? Part V: What about caffeine? Part VI: Higher education bubble and my college decision [&hellip
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Academics & Work: Time management (Part 3 of 11)
We are pleased to announce part 3 (of 11) of our session on the theme of Work: Academics & Work. Joshua Appel, Fellow of Humanities at New Saint Andrews College, joins Douglas Wilson for this session. Table of Contents: Part I: Divorcing intellectual and physical work Part II: Is intellectual work really work? Part III: Time management Part IV: How do you achieve balance and symmetry? Part V: What about caffeine? Part VI: Higher education bubble and my college decision [&hellip
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Academics & Work: Is intellectual work really work (Part 2 of 11)
We are pleased to announce part 2 (of 11) of our session on the theme of Work: Academics & Work. Joshua Appel, Fellow of Humanities at New Saint Andrews College, joins Douglas Wilson for this session. Table of Contents: Part I: Divorcing intellectual and physical work Part II: Is intellectual work really work? Part III: Time management Part IV: How do you achieve balance and symmetry? Part V: What about caffeine? Part VI: Higher education bubble and my college decision [&hellip
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