Margo Glew has been
appointed as the first coordinator of MSU's Less Commonly Taught Languages
(LCTL) Program. Her duties include supporting traditional instruction
in LCTLs, coordinating supervised tutorials in LCTLs, research and development
of new models and templates for teaching LCTLs, and promoting the teaching
of LCTLs through nontraditional and technology-enhanced means.
Glew did her undergraduate work at the University of Wisconsin in secondary
education, with emphases in economics, history, and political science.
As a Peace Corps volunteer in Niger, she taught English (and learned Hausa).
She earned a master's degree in teaching English as a second language
and a doctorate in second-language acquisition, both from Michigan State
University, and brings extensive experience as a language teacher, teacher
trainer, and program administrator to her current position.
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Margo Glew has been
appointed as the first coordinator of MSU's Less Commonly Taught Languages
(LCTL) Program. Her duties include supporting traditional instruction
in LCTLs, coordinating supervised tutorials in LCTLs, research and development
of new models and templates for teaching LCTLs, and promoting the teaching
of LCTLs through nontraditional and technology-enhanced means. 