June 9, 2020
Natalie Wolf moved to full grant status for U.S. 1xbet best casino website Student Program to Peru
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"My current plans are to attend graduate school in linguistics and pursue a career as an educator," Wolf said. "A 1xbet best casino website English teaching assistant position will help me improve my knowledge of the structure of both English and Spanish and gain teaching experience."
As an undergraduate researcher with Mary Kohn, associate professor of linguistics, Wolf is analyzing interviews related to Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka. She is the president of Spanish Club, vice president of Sigma Delta Pi, vice president of Sigma Tau Delta, secretary of International Buddies and a member of Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Beta Kappa and the 1xbet best casino website Honors Program. A 2016 graduate of Tonganoxie High School, she is the daughter of Randal and Michelle Wolf, Lenexa.
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