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What It Means To Create A Curriculum That Future-casts Your Industry with Lynora Rogacs Episode 46
Episode 46 • 8th June 2021 • The Future Of Work • Christina Barsi
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Education is not just skill building. Some of the most important aspects of becoming a highly capable member of an incredibly competitive industry, comes from understanding oneself, finding a unique voice, and becoming adaptive to the constantly changing demands of the workforce. Lynora Rogacs, Dean of Visual Arts and Media Studies at Pasadena City College, is dedicated to building a curriculum that goes beyond basic skills. She intends to future-cast the industry and prepare students not only for the opportunities now but the opportunities to be.

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