..., context, and community needs. Abolitionists assimilation vocational liberal arts Booker T. Washington W. E. B. Du Bois Chapter 2 explores the evolving missions and continued relevance of HBCUs emphasizing their foundational role in shaping educational, cultural, and musical life for African Americans...

... with culturally responsive practice. Teaching in affirming environments empowers students, yet risks institutional resistance when curricula reject dominant frameworks. Vocational classical liberal arts segregation scholarships auditions admissions Historically Black Colleges and University (HBCU) music...

... core values and networks embedded in its liberal arts model, especially the notions of critical thinking, leadership, diversity, and enhancing citizens’ agency. The second dimension emphasises how broader contribution to a local community occurs as a result of university practices and active communal...

... offerings of WIL across all 35 institutions offering a BA in 2016. Findings from the project indicated a significant increase in the type and number of units of study with work-experience opportunities in the Australian BA, as illustrated in Table 1 . WIL in Australian Liberal Arts Programs Unlike...

... benefit emerging from space reconfiguration. The importance of spaces for solitary work closely meshes with the observations noted in our case study. Another conceptually close example of redesigning library spaces at a liberal arts college is presented by Holmgren (2010) , who describes a renovation...

... partnerships of this type. Study abroad partnerships liberal arts assessments global engagement international collaboration One of the often noted gaps in university curricula is the widespread absence of practical, global training in applied fields, particularly related to international development...

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... this as compartivists, but I believe only so far. The more effective strategy is to introduce comparative education research into teacher education simultaneously with the advancement of the other social foundations (along with aggressive advocacy for a broader liberal arts core). As the epigraph at the beginning...