This course attempts to pull together all the work of the above courses by helping the student begin to identify his or her lifework—a concept far bigger than one’s career. A good general, liberal education should give a person a broad understanding of the world and all the choices that lie out there for a lifetime of good works. In addition, Howard Gardner’s book, Good Work, will be a platform for beginning to identify the good work the student would like to major on in his or her lifetime. The specific objectives are:
- To understand the value of good work
- To understand the power of good occupations in seeking the welfare of the city
- To motivate future interest in and development of becoming a skilled craftsman
- To spark interest in learning a skill or trade
- To sketch a future course for lifelong learning in the area of good work and becoming a skilled craftsman