Haass on Education and His Commencement Speech

The transcript features a speech by Ambassador Haass at UNH, emphasizing the importance of lifelong learning and understanding globalization. He argues that education doesn't end with college and highlights the need for adaptability in a rapidly changing world. The speech also touches on the opportunities and risks of globalization, urging students to be prepared for multiple career changes. The talk concludes with humor and personal anecdotes, making it engaging and memorable.

What was the main theme Ambassador Haass emphasized to the students of UNH?

• The necessity of lifelong learning

• The significance of traditional education

• The role of protests in academic settings

• The importance of passion in education

According to Haass, why is understanding globalization crucial for students?

• It is a requirement for graduation

• It allows for better travel experiences

• It is essential for competitiveness and employability

• It helps in understanding local cultures

What does Haass identify as a new aspect of globalization?

• The decline of traditional industries

• The rise of local businesses

• The excitement of digital and logistics advancements

• Increased political tensions

How many times does Haass suggest individuals might change jobs in their lifetime?

• Five times

• Ten times

• Fifteen times

• Once or twice

What humorous observation does Haass make about the event?

• The length of the commencement speech

• The number of resumes he received

• The presence of streakers

• The absence of streakers and protesters