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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 todayıs 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...)
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2001-2002 FIPP Interns
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"Being a part of FIPP has allowed me to develop my own curricula and teach those courses. In addition, with the help of my mentors, colleagues, and students, I truly gained a better understanding of teaching my selected content areas. I certainly feel more confident and knowledgeable as a faculty candidate."
In Fall 2002, Jennifer became a full-time faculty member in the English department at Phoenix College.
See the photo slide show and final report for Jennifer Wheeler
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| Phoenix College | | education |
| M.A. English, Arizona State University; B.S. English Education, Northern Arizona University; Ph.D. English, (in progress) Arizona State University. | | current position |
| Adjunct Faculty - Navajo Language | | discipline area |
| Navajo and English language | | learning contract |
| Teach English, English Humanities and Native American Literature. Continue with doctoral program. Enhance teaching skills. | | mentor(s) |
| Virginia Foster and Nancy Matte |
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