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	The various departments at Eastman are organized according to the areas of performance and scholarship. This section is an overview of the departments and will give the Eastman applicant an idea of the philosophy of each. As a further help to potential applicants, the approximate size of each department is listed, together with mention of the graduate awards (assistantships) available within each department. Sponsored Links:
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Description:	As a further help to potential applicants, the approximate size of each department is listed, together with mention of the graduate awards (assistantships) available within each department.
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