Graduate Students Attend Foreign Language Association of Missouri Conference
Graduate students represented Truman at the Foreign Language Association of Missouri (FLAM) annual conference at Washington University in St. Louis, Oct. 7-9.
Alumna Kathleen Placke and Claire Viviano, both Spanish MAE, each won scholarship funds to attend the conference. Placke also gave an engaging professional development workshop on the PACE model for implicit grammar instruction. Alumna Abby Gunn-Hibbard, French MAE, won an award for Outstanding Future Foreign Language Instructor.
Alumna Kathleen Placke and Claire Viviano, both Spanish MAE, each won scholarship funds to attend the conference. Placke also gave an engaging professional development workshop on the PACE model for implicit grammar instruction. Alumna Abby Gunn-Hibbard, French MAE, won an award for Outstanding Future Foreign Language Instructor.
Graduate students Miranda Forbes, Emma Guenther, Natalie Vance and Wolf Wheeler were in also in attendance with Stacy Davis, associate professor of Spanish and director of second language instruction, and Erin Joyce, assistant professor of French and second language acquisition, MAE French.
