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Meet The Community Literacy Center Staff!
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Tobi Jacobi is a composition and literacy specialist in the CSU English Department and the current director of the Community Literacy Center. |
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Fabiola P. Ehlers-Zavala, Ph.D., a native of Valparaíso, Chile, is Assistant Professor in TESOL/pedagogical linguistics, teaching courses in the M.A. in English with focus on teaching English as a foreign and second language, TEFL/TESL. She is also currently serving as a faculty associate with the Community Literacy Center in the Department of English at Colorado State University. |
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CLC Assistant Director Kir Jordan is a student in the MFA Creative Writing Program with a focus in poetry. In addition to keeping the office in order and everything in check she is volunteering this year as a workshop leader for the SpeakOut! program at Turning Point. |
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CLC Americorps Intern Heather Baily is an undergraduate student currently fulfilling requirements to receive degrees in Anthropology, Sociology and International Studies. While with CLC, Heather will mainly be working with the C.O.R.E. initiative focusing on the ESL classes. |
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CLC intern Heidi Holycross (C.O.R.E.) is pursuing an M.A. in TESOL . She graduated with a B.A. in literature from Heidelberg College in Tiffin, Ohio, with course work taken at Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio, as well. |
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Kayla Parry is an undergraduate student in the English department with a concentration in literature. She will be working with the Speak Out! Program with Turning Point Center where she co-facilitated writing poetry writing workshops in the spring 2009 semester. |
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CLC AmeriCorps intern (SpeakOut!) Stephanie Train is a graduate student at Colorado State University. She is currently working toward her MFA in creative writing/fiction. |
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