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2. each group to submit to me a hard copy of its policy statement and supporting materials (form may vary here, but this portfolio should equate roughly with a 10-page paper in terms of effort and content) by Monday, December 14. You may include with your portfolio a rubric for evaluating the contributions of your peers;
3. each individual to submit to me a five-page written review (hard
copy) of the process of doing this project. Explain what you liked/disliked about the project; what was particularly challenging; how you would approach it if you could start over; and, perhaps most importantly, how our classroom exploration of public history themes and issues helped you makes sense of an actual public history project.
Submit no later than Monday, December 14.
4. each individual to submit to me, by email or hard copy, an assessment of the contributions of your team members to the final project. In other words, I want you to evaluate your partners. This will help me figure the individual grades that I assign for the final project. Have this to me also by December 14.
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This semester, Managing History students will partner with the Wagner Free Institute of Science of Philadelphia to devise an effective image management policy.
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