Beschreibung
Jacob Imam, founder of St. Joseph the Worker College in Steubenville, Ohio, discusses how the college is redefining trade education by offering a curriculum that integrates practical skills with intellectual and spiritual growth. He emphasizes that trade work, such as plumbing and electrical work, often leads to higher earnings than many traditional college degrees. The college's approach connects students to a deeper understanding of history, philosophy, and community, preparing them to engage meaningfully with society. Jacob also highlights the revitalization of Steubenville, where the college is helping restore the city’s historic downtown. Overall, the interview showcases the college’s unique mission to shape students into well-rounded individuals who contribute to both their communities and their faith.
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TIMELINE:
0:00 St. Joseph The Worker College
6:11 Hands-on & intellectual learning
18:40 A wholistic approach
20:00 Higher education & trade school combined
26:20 Age range for the college
33:50 Steubenville, Ohio