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Alma Mater, Historia Crudelis: Writing Institutional History Without Losing Your Mind or Your Soul

by Benjamin Justice � June 22, 2015

This commentary describes the promises and pitfalls of writing institutional history.

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Benjamin Justice Rutgers E-mail Author BENJAMIN JUSTICE is Associate Professor of Education and History at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. He is a contributing co-author, with Tom Frusciano, to the forthcoming book, Rutgers: a 250th Anniversary Portrait.

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