Experiential learning benefits Michael more than traditional, sedentary education by engaging him actively, making learning relevant through real-world applications, and fostering critical life skills. For Michael, experiential learning not only aligns more closely with his natural learning preferences but also equips him with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed to navigate the complexities of the modern world. Compared to a traditional school setting, this approach can offer a more holi

With support from Meredith faculty and staff, Business Administration major Emma Bailey made the most of experiential learning opportunities including study abroad and an impressive internship. She worked as a social media marketing intern at Liberare, an adaptive clothing brand with a global presence. Along the way, she also established a blog focused on disability lifestyle and disability travel. | Meredith College