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Participants should expect to receive 4-5 emails during the semester with links to each version sent to students.

Article: How to Get a Job of the Future with a Liberal Arts Degree on Fast Company

In an economy that values STEM skills, is it possible to study philosophy and still get a job when you graduate?

To hear policymakers and higher-education wonks tell it, there’s now a chasm separating what high-tech industries need in order to stay competitive and the skills current students can offer once they’re old enough to work for them. It’s called the STEM gap, shorthand for all the science, technology, engineering, and mathematical knowledge that not enough of the next generation of American workers are picking up. And not only is it widening, it’s opening fissures in non-STEM fields as well, as technology transforms industries that didn't used to need data scientists or programmers but now do.

Tech companies are hiring more liberal-arts majors than you think
Washington Post - August 26, 2015

Check out the awesome new Ivan Allen College website and the feature story on the school name change from HTS to HSOC.  You can read it at www.iac.gatech.edu/news-events/stories/440721.