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Hands-on Research Experience Students in our program conduct valuable research that easily translates in the professional world. They engage with public history through internships, class projects, and individual research. For example, our students have restored historic structures, created digital exhibits, and designed social studies curriculum. All of these initiatives are completed using cutting-edge methods and…