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Founded in 1883, Stetson University is a nationally ranked private university with four colleges and schools located across the I-4 corridor in Central Florida.

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- Welcome/Overview
  - Major and Minor
  - The Concentration
    - Smithsonian web page
    - Required form
  - More on American Studies at Stetson University
  - The International American Studies Association
Learning by Doing
- Internships
  - Overview paragraphs, with links embedded:
    - Office of Career Development
    - Registration Forms for doing an internship
  - Internal Internships
  - Local Internships
  - Long-Distance Internships
  - Intern-Style Work After Graduation
  - Guide to Gaining Academic Credit for Internships
- Examples of experiential learning in the classroom
- Student/Faculty Collaborations
- Work to Learn/Learn to Work
  - Work to Learn
  - Learn to Work
    - American Bar Association's Preparation for Legal Education
- Other opportunities for Experiential Learning
Community and World
- Community Outreach
  - Learning in the Community/Learning from the Community
  - American Studies Guest Lectures
- International Study
  - ELS Program (intensive English-language studies)
    - ELS at Stetson
    - ELS internationally
  - WORLD: The David and Leighan Rinker Center for International Learning
Faculty
- Faculty/Student Collaborations
- American Studies Faculty
  - Paul Jerome Croce
    - Teaching: A broad range of topics.
      - The Way I Teach
    - Research: Learning in the field.
    - Writings: Contributing to the disciplines of study.
      - General Audience Publications and Presentations
      - Publications and Presentations about Teaching
      - Book Reviews of Scholarship
      - Papers Presented at Professional Conferences
      - Scholarly Books and Articles
    - Service
      - Service in the Region and on Campus
      - Service with National Organizations
    - Resume/Vita
  - Emily Mieras
Life After Stetson
- Office of Career Development and Academic Advising
- Job listings at the Office of Career Development and Academic Advising
- Other Sources for Career Information on Future Careers in American Studies
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Student Views
- Student Achievements and Awards
  - Teaching Apprentices
  - Annual Awards:
    - Outstanding Senior Award
    - Dian Christensen Award
- What Students Are Saying About American Studies Classes
- Stetson Stories
  - Colleen Allen: Finding an Academic Home
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