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A concentration gives students a way to organize a combination
of intellectual and practical experiences around an area of interest. By declaring
a concentration, students receive focused advising to help them design a program
in their area of interest.
The concentration allows for more flexibility than is
possible within an academic minor, and students can pursue a concentration alongside
a minor or a second major.
The college currently offers the Archives Concentration,
designed to make our histories public through research projects and professional
training, and the Museums Concentration, which gives students a foundation in the
history of museums and the critical issues they engage. Other academic concentrations
are under development.
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