You Have To Learn To Be Courageous

from Embodying the Liberal Arts Hosted by Doris Santoro

David Jimenez, a graduating senior from Pittsburgh, discusses his Catholic faith, conservative perspectives, and the courage it takes to live with commitments that challenge the status quo. He reflects on the significance of his gap year in Camden, NJ, his founding of the Eisenhower Forum, and how exhausting it can be when living only with 18-22 year-olds. David heads to Romania on a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship and hopes to pursue a career in diplomacy.

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