News from the language world
The new grant offered by the Andrew Mellon Foundation and el Fondo Flamboyán para las Artes de la Fundación provides the amount of $ 25,000 with no restrictions for recognized and emerging writers located in Puerto Rico and the diaspora in the U.S.
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Reyna Lopez Garcia, Bilingual First Generation to College Student, Harvard University-Class of 2025 Written by Kristina (Tina) M. Howlett, Ph.D.Community Projects Coordinator/College Advisor, Rogers Honors Academy, Rogers Public Schools, Rogers, Arkansas Reyna Lopez Garcia, Rogers Honors Academy-Rogers Heritage High School, Rogers, Arkansas, Class of 2021, excels academically with a GPA of 4.3. Reyna is engaged
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Here, we will share stories of young people who have succeeded in mastering an additional language and learning in a new culture. Reyna Garcia Lopez Bilingual First Generation College Student Entering Harvard this year from the Rogers Heritage High School, Arkansas, Class of 2021, Reyna came to the U.S. from Mexico at age 12. Read
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California Language Teachers Association 2022 Conference The conference will be held virtual from February 25 – 27. Proposals are being accepted for presentations. See details here. Return to Language Leadership Council page
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National Hangeul Museum Home Page (ENG) See Children’s Stories Exhibition (ENG) See Children’s Stories Exhibition (KOR)
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A multilingual resource for families in eight languages: Hawaii educators collaborated with the Council of State Science Supervisors to translate resources for families teaching science subjects at home during COVID-19 school closures into eight languages. In an immediate response to COVID-19 school closures, the Council of State Science Supervisors (CSSS) collaborated to create resources for families to engage in
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Washington State Liaison Dr. Michele Anciaux Aoki was presented with top honors by the National Council of Less-Commonly Taught Languages (NCLTCL), receiving their A. Ronald Walton Award. This is a lifetime achievement award, presented to an individual whose career has been distinguished by selfless service and noteworthy contributions to less commonly taught language initiatives. Congratulations,
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Here are pathways to civilian translator and interpreter professions. By Rusty Shughart, COL, USAF (RET.) This article appears in the April 2021 issue of G.I. Jobs, a publication aimed at informing veterans of potential civilian careers. Click to make the pages appear in full screen view.
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