In an evolving job market, skills like critical thinking, creativity, and adaptability are highly valued, especially among students in arts and humanities. This panel discussion, hosted by Riipen, will bring together three education leaders to explore how work-based learning can bridge the gap between academic theory and practical application. Moderated by Melissa Carr Rowe, Riipen's Director of Partner Innovation, the conversation will highlight successful partnerships, discuss common challenges, and provide insight into how work-based learning prepares arts and humanities students for diverse career pathways.