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HP 651 - Graduate Thesis in Historic Preservation

Prerequisites: HP 631 
The thesis serves as the final part of the culminating academic experience for students in the graduate thesis program. Students work closely with a faculty supervisor (and external readers) on the self-defined and self-directed study of an aspect of historic preservation formulated in the Graduate Thesis Seminar in Historic Preservation. This final document should be of publishable quality and/or serve as the basis for scholarly presentations to professional groups.

3 credits
Spring


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