Bethany College was 
invited to join the conference,  which addressed goals of  “exploring 
new  models of the liberal arts to guide undergraduate education in the 
21st century,”  that was jointly sponsored by Lafayette and Swarthmore 
College. Among the other  nationally ranked, top-tier institutions 
represented were Williams College,  Vassar College, Franklin & 
Marshall College, Smith College and Bryn Mawr  College. Support for the 
conference was provided by The Andrew W. Mellon  Foundation. Sessions 
focused on such topics as economic sustainability of  higher education, 
emerging trends at liberal arts colleges and opportunities  for bold, 
non-traditional partnerships.  
                  Dr. Miller has written
 extensively on the value,  impact and best practices of liberal arts 
education, and has moderated or made  presentations on the changing 
landscape of small private colleges for the  Council of Independent 
Colleges (CIC) and other associations.
                  Explore the links below for coverage of the  conference:
“The Liberal Arts and Careers (Inside Higher Ed): http://t.co/woKzOtVS
“Changing Their Tone: (Inside Higher Ed): http://t.co/eAGzxCc1
Closing coverage of the "Lafayette Summit" (Inside Higher Ed): http://t.co/BlwWlKV0
“Liberal Arts Colleges Are Urged to Move Beyond Disciplinary ‘Comfort Zones’" (Chronicle): http://t.co/pSOjVH64