When thinking about experiential learning, one might think of laboratories with specialized and expensive equipment, elaborate large projects, or internships.
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Faculty-Led Discussion with Dr. Anjali Sastry (J-WEL Connections)
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- Anjali SastryFaculty Director J-WEL
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