Case Study Of Dessie Sanders

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I am the former Dean of the School of Humanities Department at Dillard University. I severed on the Search Committee in hiring Dessie Sanders and was impressed with her pleather of knowledge as laid out in her curriculum vita. Therefore, I knew that she would contribute greatly to many of our General Education Program. As per contract agreement, Ms. Sanders was assigned to teach English 111 for the fall 2013-14 semesters. While executing her research, Ms. Sanders worked positively well with other Administrators, faculty, and students. She has expressed interest in applying for the full-time faculty position in English and I say, that your institution has made an excellent choice in considering her as a prime candidate. Please contact me if

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