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Colorado College is known for experiential learning, so when students were studying the impact of World War II on Japanese Americans in Hawaii, it is no surprise that they ended up in Hawaii, having intimate conversations with descendants of Americans of Japanese Ancestry (AJA) World War II veterans. Before traveling to Hawaii, students in From Pearl Harbor to Honouliuli learne...

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For senior History majors, a block at Chicago's Newberry Library helped them bring their final research projects to life using historic letters, maps, photo albums, business documents—and even century-old wedding cake. “For me, this class is the argument for the Block Plan,” says Amy Kohout, Associate Professor of History. “We can pick up our senior seminar and take it to Chicag...

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Earth science is popular among CC students. Many get to experience true hands-on learning while exploring communities. Last year, about 60 students in Spring 2025 got this experience during their Introduction to Earth Systems class. “It has been exhilarating to introduce students to working in the field, travel to remote field sites, and feel the camaraderie of being in nature a...

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Twelve students traveled to Aspen, Colorado and Washington, D.C. for Colorado College's Block 6 Career Catalyst course, The Art & Science of Convening for Social Change with the Aspen Institute, led by Anthony Bull, Associate Professor and Chair of Human Biology & Kinesiology, and Lora Louise Broady, Visiting Executive in Residence, Economics & Business. Students explored the in...

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