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  Purnima Dhavan | Jul 16, 2018

  Informational interviews form the core of Purnima Dhavan's graduate professionalization seminar.
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  Perspectives Daily

  Andrew H. Lee | Jul 5, 2018

  Even when students know little about history, the "beautiful game" can inspire deep inquiry about the past. 
• Class Warfare

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  Matt Drwenski and Dave Eaton | Jun 15, 2018

  The decision to change the AP World History course to start after 1450 CE has been met with strong resistance from students, teachers, and academics.
• Cultivating Mentoring Relationships in Grad School

  AHA Today

  Sarah Mellors | Jun 14, 2018

  Students have more agency than they realize when it comes to getting the mentoring they need in grad school.

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