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| The dedicated Historical Administration faculty draw from their field experiences and incorporate their knowledge into the courses. The EIU Historical Administration Program Association provides support to students and faculty. The association also is an excellent way to network with alumni who are located throughout the country. Want to know where our alumni are now? See where Historical Administration graduates are now working. HAs have also made several contributions to the publications: see our Alumni in Print. |
 Dr.
Reid (right), modeling her 1845 apparel, joins the H.A. class of 2007 to
make brooms for Fall Frolic. |
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| Megan MacGregor, Megan Nass, and Katie Gillen 'spring' during a rest stop on the way home from the A.M.M. conference. (Yes, Prof.. Riccio did, too) |
| Admission :: Curriculum :: Graduate
Assistantships :: Program
Partners :: Links EIU History Department :: HA Home Page Eastern Illinois University Historical Administration Program, 2007 |