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I am "made in China". I grew up in Hunan, a central province in China, home to fireworks that are used all over the world and the only female-only writing system in the world. My previous teaching experiences as a university English instructor and a professional Mandarin consultant both in China and in NM have lead me to hold dear an ancient Chinese saying --- a master of only one day, but the father of a lifetime. Teaching is not just today's lecture or tomorrow's exam. It gives students tools, abilities and awareness for a lifetime. This is also my teaching philosophy. I graduated from Central South University, China, with a BA in English, and an MA in Applied Linguistics, focusing on Chinese - English translation. Currently, I am pursuing my second MA in linguistics at UNM. I am interested in Chinese linguistics, Chinese- English translation and medical interpreting.

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I received my B.A in Early Childhood/Special Education from National Taichung University, Taiwan, and my M.A. in TESOL/Bilingual Education from the University of Findlay in Ohio. I am currently working on my doctorate in Educational Linguistics at UNM. I have been a public school teacher in Taiwan and New Mexico and I enjoy teaching in various settings, including Chinese/English languages and cultures for children and adults. With over ten years of language teaching experience, the main inspiration for my research interests is language acquisition for second language learners and individuals with special needs. My research focuses on cross-linguistic and cross-cultural diversities in second language conceptual development, which has crucial pedagogical implications

After Receiving a B.A. in classical studies at UNM in 2009, Trigg Settle stayed on at UNM to pursue his research interests in Ancient Greek drama and theatre, and has taught a number of courses in classical languages at UNM, including: Greek 101, 102, 201; and Latin 101, and 102. He will be teaching Latin 202, a survey of the works of Caesar and Catullus, in the Spring of 2012 and will graduate in May of 2012 with an M.A. in CLCS with a concentration in classics. In his free time, Trigg enjoys film and popular culture and fancies himself to be somewhat of an amateur critic, a fact which irritates his friends to no end.

I received my BA in Classics and Foreign languages from UNM in 2010. The last two summers I’ve studied Classical Greek at UC Berkeley and The Latin and Greek Institute in NYC. I am currently working on my MA; my areas of research include classical reception, Greek and Latin lyric poetry, gender and sexuality, and Greek Drama. I’ve been an instructor of introductory Latin since fall 2010 and am looking forward to teaching introductory Greek in fall 2011.
After receiving a BAFA in Art Studio and Classics from UNM in 2009, Jessie decided to continue her studies in the Classics graduate program at UNM. Her research interests cover Greek and Roman poetry and sculpture, and especially the intersection of literary and visual narrative. She has taught courses in Latin at the beginning and intermediate levels (101-202), and will be teaching Greek 202 in the Spring, covering selections of Xenophon's Anabasis and Euripides' Medea. She enjoys watching and reading zombie fiction and making art with friends.

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During my first year of graduate work I taught Latin 101 (both semesters) and graded Mythology (Greek 107) and Rome (Classics 215). This year I will teach Latin 101 and 201 in the Fall. I recently returned from Latin Summer Camp (as I call it), a Conversational Latin Seminar in Kentucky. I look forward to applying the skills I learned this summer in the classroom.

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I am very excited to be a TA in Elementary Japanese and introduce the Japanese culture and language to the students at UNM. I received my BA and MA in linguistics from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and I am currently working on my PhD at UNM focusing on language universals/linguistic typology and language change. I am a native of Fukuoka, a prefecture in the south of Japan. In my free time, I love to travel, draw and cook..

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I received my MA degree in Linguistics in May 2009. I have been teaching Russian 101/Russian 102 at FLL since Fall 2008. I am really happy that Russian language is becoming more and more popular in New Mexico.

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