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Apr 15, 2008
For the first time, the Department of Foreign Languages &
Literatures at UNCWilmington scheduled beginning classes
in American Sign Language – one in summer (July) and one
in Fall 2008. Immediately these classes filled to capacity
(25 students) and there is a waiting list.
Unfortunately our instructor just informed me that she
needs to withdraw from teaching the class. This places us
in a difficult situation, and so I am seeking someone who
can teach these two classes part-time. Contact me if you
are interested or need additional information
Sarah Greco
To whom it may concern, Hi! My name is Sarah Greco and I am a recent graduate of Teachers College, Columbia University. In May of this year I received my M.A in Teaching American Sign Language as a Foriegn Language. I saw your posting and was wondering if the position was still available. If so, please let me know and I can send you a cover letter ...See More
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