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If you did it for educational credit, put it with Education.

If you did it in a field which happens to be the one in which you got your degree, but your university didn't care one way or the other, put it under Work.

Timeframe is always just dates: September 2008–May 2010.

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: The style manual for the American Psychological Association.

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