The Future of Undergraduate Education in Arts & Sciences

This panel discussion led by Erin McGlothlin, vice dean of undergraduate affairs, will discuss how new developments including the recent announcement of a need-blind admissions policy at WashU, will impact the future of undergraduate education in Arts & Sciences. 

The panelists include: Ronné Patrick Turner, vice provost of admissions & financial aid, Sara Ryu, director of academic planning, and Diana Silva José-Edwards, director of the post-baccalaureate premedical program and coordinator of STEM diversity initiatives.