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Bethany College has a transformational entrepreneurship department [[https://bethanygu.edu/resources/about/faculty/#1500558565104-c5a18d7f-79c9] | Bethany College has a transformational entrepreneurship department [[https://bethanygu.edu/resources/about/faculty/#1500558565104-c5a18d7f-79c9] | ||
They also have a midwifery department | They also have a midwifery department | ||
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Association of work colleges [[1]]
Sterling College, VT, 100% environmental [[2]]
Paul Quinn College created the urban work college model [[3]] faith based, wants students to be agents of change. Long serving Black president
Kuyper, conservative Christian work college [[4]]
Warren Wilson, secular liberal arts with a farm, a forest, feeding the dining hall lots of environmental education and continuing local watershed revitalization projects [[5]]
College of the Ozarks [[6]] they call themselves hard work U. Have a patriotism pillar. Christian
Alice Lloyd College [[7]] Christian, they work 10-20 hrs a week
Berea, Christian, open to all faiths, has a commitment to social justice through the Loyal Jones Center, serving central Appalachia [[8]]
Blackburn College [[9]] ‘’links a rigorous and affordable liberal arts education with a unique student-managed Work Program preparing graduates for careers, community engagement, and lifelong learning.”
Bethany College has a transformational entrepreneurship department [[10] They also have a midwifery department