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Nov 10, 2010
This year's symposium addresses higher education in the 21st century using the German concept of bildung. Bildung was originally used by the Germans to refer to learning as a distinct form of education centered on the spiritual and/or aesthetic aspects of life.
The speakers will address the philosophical, theoretical, legal, socio-economic and historical influences of higher education in the current century compared to previous centuries. They also will examine the purpose and value of a college education in the early 21st century and argue the role of alternative schooling.
The symposium is free and open to the public however parking is $4.75. For a complete list of symposium speakers, topics and information about the Humanities Center, visit our website.
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