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Participate in place-based research residencies embedded in courses that connect students with community experts and Gullah Geechee culture and history.
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Get matched →The 2025 Culture and Community Student Research Residencies provide undergraduate and graduate students with place-based studies embedded in courses taught by faculty at participating institutions. Students engage with community experts and leaders who share first-hand perspectives on Gullah Geechee history, culture, agricultural practices, and maritime traditions.
The residencies connect students to community research partners and experts including Angela Dore (Experiential Learning Specialist), Bernard Bennett (chef and cultural historian), Ben C. Johnson and Charity Coleman (traditional farmers), and Ed and Earnestine Atkins (maritime culture and Gullah Geechee advocacy).
Penn Center National Historic Landmark District, Beaufort, South Carolina.
Angela Dore, Experiential Learning Specialist of Culture and Community at Penn Center: [email protected]
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