Philosophy, the “love of wisdom,” leads us to ask questions about ourselves, our world and what may lie beyond. In pursuing these questions, students enhance their abilities in analysis, self-reflection, argumentation and communication. Students of philosophy have many options after graduation; philosophy is excellent training for careers in law, politics and business.
Dylan Goshorn graduated with degrees in philosophy and international affairs. He served as student body president. He chose the philosophy major to learn how to think critically about the world. He works in Wofford’s Office of Philanthropy + Engagement as a young alumni philanthropy and engagement officer.
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