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"The FIPP internship has been a wonderful learning experience. The many learning opportunities and resources provided by MCCCD through FIPP have helped me strengthen existing skills and develop new skills for use in today¹s evolving and diverse learning environment. I was very fortunate to serve as an intern with a highly dedicated faculty mentor, at an equally dedicated community service oriented campus. The FIPP experience has been inspirational and I am certain that I will reflect on these experiences through the rest of my career."
-- James Quintero, 2002-2003 FIPP Intern (more...)

2003-2004 FIPP Interns

See also...
Photos from the Building a Resume Workshop II (Sep 9, 2003)... Photos from the Building a Resume Workshop (Sep 2, 2003)... Acting Chancellor Rufus Glasper announces the new FIPP interns for 2003-2004 (May 13, 2003)...

1. Rosemary Acosta-De Anda (Chandler-Gilbert Community College)
   teaching discipline(s): Counseling and Psychology
   
   
2. Dr. Patricia Cardenas-Adame (Mesa Community College)
   teaching discipline(s): English
   
   
3. Minou Karimi (Paradise Valley Community College)
   teaching discipline(s): ESL
   
   
4. Tara LaCasta Revell (Phoenix College)
   teaching discipline(s): Psychology
   
   
5. Felicia Lindor (Chandler-Gilbert Community College)
   teaching discipline(s): Engineering
   
   
6. Amy MacPherson (South Mountain Community College)
   teaching discipline(s): Discipline Area: Computer Information Systems (CIS)
   
   
7. Suzanne Martin (Rio Salado College)
   teaching discipline(s): Biology
   
   
8. Rashmi Menon (Glendale Community College)
   teaching discipline(s): English
   
   
9. Dr. Arthur Nonomura (Estrella Mountain Community College)
   teaching discipline(s): Biology
   
   


10. Rody Randon (Scottsdale Community College)
    teaching discipline(s): Communication
    
    
11. Dr. Cecilia Rosales (Estrella Mountain Community College)
    teaching discipline(s): Spanish, English, Women's Studies
    
    
12. Kerry Vrabel (Gateway Community College)
    teaching discipline(s): ESL
    
    

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