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Professor Spotlight: Maureen Dorment
Posted on MEGAN KLEESCHULTE
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Professor Maureen Dorment, a lecturer of history and anthropology, has been a lifetime lover of learning. Although it was not always her plan to become a teacher, she finds herself very thankful for the way that things turned out. Dorment loves being in the classroom and the students she teaches. She has much wisdom and knowledge to share and her passion for her profession is expressed to anyone who has met her.
When Striking Out is a Good Thing
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