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Politically Themed Residential Learning Communities as Incubators of Interest in Government and Politics

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Chapter 17: Politically Themed Residential Learning Communities as Incubators of Interest in Government and Politics by John McTague, Towson University This chapter reports findings from the inaugural semester of Towson University’s Political Engagement Community, in which […]

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