William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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GEN. 378.778 T188 1983 Tatler C ITSCJPK sh e C-SJW TG CQ ducation for Individual Achieve- ment -- that was the standard at William Jewell. The challenge was to pursue personal achievement in every way - academically, socially, develop- mentally, and spiritually. A genuine liberal arts education was not a packaged deal, distributed under the seal of an academic degree. On the contrary, it was only a beginning, an introduction, an initiation. Education can only be individual, said Dr. Jim Tanner, Academic Dean. If we can achieve our goals of helping a student learn who he is as an individual, learn how to think for himself, we have done nearly everything that an educa- tional institution can hope to do. Only the individual can learn. Nobody else can do it for him. So, at Jewell, education became a habit of mind, an orientation of spirit in which the individual student became more and more sensitive to the meaning and mystery of life after graduation. At Jewell, education was viewed as a life-long process, not four years of classes, and, because of this overall philosophy, students couldn't help but agree that Jewell was a great place to be. T:1TL6R - MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Midwest Genealogy Center 3440 S. Lee's Summit Rd. Independence, MO 64055 G

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