Wed 5/15/2024 9:14 AM
Romero, Jia Marie
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Morejon, Jorge L​
Please let me know if I need to do anything further.

Either way, thank you so much. I appreciate your kindness in taking the time to consider students' individual circumstances and learning styles. The effort you put towards making connections with your class/students gives them an opportunity to learn, rather than just memorize information and be a number on a roster, which allows your genuine desire to teach shine through. You will definitely be a professor I'll remember looking back at my college experience.

Enjoy your summer!

Thank you,
Jia Romero

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