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Department of History
11935 Abercorn Street
Hawes Hall
Savannah, Georgia 31419
Phone: 912.344.2763
Fax: 912.344.3451
June.Hopkins@armstrong.edu
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A Revolutionary university experience
With a dad who is Latino and a Finnish mom, it is only natural that Tiffany Bueno ’07, ’09, is focused on . . . American Colonial history. The Newport, RI native finished Richmond Hill High School outside of Savannah and headed for AASU based on the solid reputation of its history department. As an undergrad student, she focused on American history. Tiffany is an admirer of Thomas Jefferson’s ideals and John Adam’s realism. She demonstrates her easy sense of humor when she says, “Alexander Hamilton did a lot, but given the chance, I would have shot him before Aaron Burr did.” Now in AASU’s master’s program, she has been able to concentrate on her main interest; colonial history by taking an independent study on 18-century political culture. Tiffany also works as a graduate assistant, grading papers, and taking students’ questions. This semester, she plans to lecture on the War of 1898 and the beginning of American imperialism.Tiffany also works as an archivist at the Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum, where she helps erect exhibits and examines and catalogs donated letters, documents, photos, and things such World War II uniforms. Last summer, she did a presentation on the French Resistance in WWII. She has been on a study abroad trip to Argentina that proved to be quite daunting. In addition to such activities as whale watching at Puerto Piramades in western Argentina, she reports, “We slogged through the cold and snow over undeveloped land to see waterfalls and thousand year-old trees.” Tiffany’s future plans are indefinite, now, but she would eventually like to pursue her Ph.D. and teach at the college level. |