Winston Fisher Seminar 2010
The Intersection of Business and the Liberal Arts

Enjoy an All Expenses Paid Spring Break in Manhattan

This exciting, hands-on seminar teaches critical thinking, problem solving, and effective communication in a real-world business environment. The program is generously supported by Winston Fisher ’96, an Arts and Sciences alumnus who believes in the transformative power of a liberal arts education. According to Fisher, a philosophy major, knowing how to reason is the most valuable business skill of all. Students will interact with alumni speakers with diverse career backgrounds in business and informal settings and enjoy a New York City cultural experience.

How to Apply:

Any current junior or senior with a May 2010 - May 2011 anticipated graduation date, either singly or dually enrolled in The College of Arts and Sciences, is eligible to apply. More information and application forms are available in 312 Hall of Languages. Application forms can also be e-mailed or mailed by sending a request to Judy Bragg.

Applications must be submitted to the Advancement Office, 312 Hall of Languages, by 5 p.m. Friday, October 30.