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<p>Eight King&#8217;s College Education Department graduate students recently presented their capstone projects. The expectations for all Master&#8217;s capstones includes demonstration of scholarship through research and application of the research in areas including Professional Contribution, Meta Analysis, and Action Research. From left, seated, are Melissa A. Bonczewski, Wenzhu Li, and Mylene Hofford. Standing, Jason G. Lukachinsky, Erin Seliga, Beth Doherty, and Maggie Farrell; Dr. Deb Carr, Education Department; and presenter AJ Bungert.</p><style>
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King’s College graduate students present capstone projects