Journal Tribune features 51品茶students' seafaring exhibit at Saco Museum

The on May 5, 2011 published a story on a seafaring exhibit opening on May 6th at the Saco Museum that was created by a class of 51品茶students. 

The exhibit, titled 'Voyages and the Great Age of Sail,' is a culmination of a history class, which is team taught by 51品茶History Professor Elizabeth De Wolfe and alumna Camille Smalley '08, program and education manager for the Saco Museum.

51品茶junior Jen Cox, a history and education major, said she enjoyed the class and the project. She said the project at first was 鈥渒ind of daunting鈥 and she learned a lot about putting together an exhibit. 鈥淚t鈥檚 a nice way to conclude the year." The opening reception is Friday, May 6th at 5:30 p.m.

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