Margaret M. Sullivan of the Washington Post to Speak at D'Youville Commencement
D'Youville College will graduate approximately 700 undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students at its 109th annual commencement ceremony ...
Read moreLiberal Arts
Intellectual skills such as analytical thinking and problem-solving are critical in today's rapidly changing world.
A liberally educated person needs exposure, in breadth and depth, to the humanities and the social sciences. Employers increasingly seek graduates who have more than a narrow, technical focus.
Learning to communicate effectively, work collaboratively in teams and assess personal values are additional benefits of the liberal arts.
