Williams Letter Of Acceptance Essay

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T he University of West Alabama
Julia S. Tutwiler College of Education
Instructional Leadership Program
Station 34
Livingston, AL 35470 ATTN: Dr. Denise Knight or Dr. Jan Miller
205652—3801 or 2056523445 dknight@uwa.edu or jmiller@uwa.edu November 25, 2008
Ms. Alesia Williams
1101 Cummings Circle
Selma, AL 36701 alesiawilliams@gmail.com Dear Ms. Williams: Congratulations!
The University of West Alabama’s Instructional Leadership Admissions
Committee
has recommended your acceptance into the
Instructional Leadership Program
. This acceptance is based upon your portfolio submission, interview, and your agreement to assume leadership in fieldbased learning activities through course work, internship hours, and residency requirements, along with your desire for the continuous improvement of your leadership skills.
Final program admission will be granted upon the completion of the following: ● Completed
Memorandum of Agreement with your Superintendent of Education’s signature and your signature(see attached document)
● Completed
Verification of Experience form (see attached document)
● Submit your completed
Memorandum of Agreement and Verification of Experience forms by the due date of 1909 or sooner by mailing the originals to the address above
(
ATTN: Dr.
Denise Knight
)
. Please keep a copy for your records. The program completion requirements are attached. You will need to register for the following courses for the Spring 2009 semester: Title/Course
Section/Syno
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