The book "The Broader Mission of a Liberal Education. A Convocation Address Delivered in the Chapel of the Agricultural College on Sunday, June 9, 1901" by John H. Worst (John H. Worst) is an important work that illuminates the key problems and tasks of a liberal education in the late 19th century. Against the background of growing industrialization and technological progress, the author calls for expanding the tasks of higher education, developing critical thinking and civic consciousness among graduates. This speech, delivered at the Agricultural College, is strikingly relevant even today, reminding us of the need to combine practical skills with a deep understanding of the humanities. The author encourages students to use the acquired knowledge to contribute to the common good of society and encourages active civic participation. "The Broader Mission of Liberal Education" is an important contribution to the development of discussions about the role of higher education in the formation of intellectual and moral values in society. It inspires readers to think about the importance of a harmonious combination of practical skills with cultural and educational growth.