LAOP 2022 · No. 05
Dan Durbin; Raghu Krishnaiah; Nancy Hubbard
We have to make sure that learning and work are not two distinct components, but they are one and the same.
Raghu Krishnaiah
Dan Durbin, Nancy Hubbard and Raghu Krishnaiah each spoke about higher education from experience. Dan's daughter graduated at the top of her class into a world that had moved on. Nancy's mother wanted to be a research chemist in 1942 with no one to guide her, which is why Nancy calls it cruel to admit first-generation students without support. Raghu shared University of Phoenix research: most workers feel optimistic about their careers, yet few know how to act on it.
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