Reddin awarded Truman State teaching internship
February 27, 2009

Rebecca Reddin, pictured here in Hong Kong, is not a stranger to the Orient.

Joplin native Rebecca Reddin will be spending the next few months in China as part of a program at Truman State University.

A senior linguistics major, Reddin was chosen for the teaching internship in China through the Truman-China Partnership. Reddin will team up with a fellow Truman student and teach English in the ShuiZhai high school and occasionally visit nearby villages. The Partnership, directed by Dr. Tim Farley, a Truman professor, began in mid-February and will last until early June.

Recently Reddin also was honored for her inclusion on Trumans Fall 2008 Presidents List. To be eligible for the Presidents List, a student must earn at least 12 undergraduate semester hours of credit with a perfect 4.0 grade point average.

Rebecca Reddin is the daughter of Steven and Kelly Reddin of Joplin.

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