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Berea, Christian, open to all faiths, has a commitment to social justice through the Loyal Jones Center, serving central Appalachia [[https://www.berea.edu/centers/loyal-jones-appalachian-center/]]
Berea, Christian, open to all faiths, has a commitment to social justice through the Loyal Jones Center, serving central Appalachia [[https://www.berea.edu/centers/loyal-jones-appalachian-center/]]
Blackburn College [[https://blackburn.edu/about/mission-vision/]]
‘links a rigorous and affordable liberal arts education with a unique student-managed Work Program preparing graduates for careers, community engagement, and lifelong learning.”

Revision as of 20:01, 6 June 2023

Association of work colleges [[1]]

Sterling College, VT, 100% environmental [[2]]


Kuyper, conservative Christian work college [[3]]

Warren Wilson, secular liberal arts with a farm, a forest, feeding the dining hall [[4]]

College of the Ozarks [[5]]

Alice Lloyd College [[6]] 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 [[7]]

Blackburn College [[8]]

‘links a rigorous and affordable liberal arts education with a unique student-managed Work Program preparing graduates for careers, community engagement, and lifelong learning.”