MITESOL Board Elections Winter 2021

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Below please find the slate of candidates for the MITESOL Board. After reading the brief biography of each candidate, please indicate your vote by selecting the circle next to their name or by typing in a write-in candidate of your choice next to "Other." Thank you for shaping the future of YOUR professional organization.

The current MITESOL Board

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Kelsey DeCamillis:Kelsey is a 2019 graduate of the TESOL M.A. program at Eastern Michigan University. She has had a wide variety of teaching experiences, including one year teaching EFL in South Korea, four years as a high school ELA / Writing teacher, and after graduating, moved onto working as an instructional coach and research assistant for the WritEL Grant at EMU for the past two years. Her current work within the WritEL Grant centers around providing professional development and coaching to teachers participating in implementing the College, Career, and Community Writer's Program (C3WP) with the research focus of improving English Learners' argument writing skills. Additionally, Kelsey had the opportunity last year to work with the National Writing Project writing five literature reviews surrounding current research of Social Emotional Learning as it pertains to writing. Kelsey has been an active member of MITESOL since 2017 and is very excited at the opportunity to become more involved in the organization

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Kit Tetmeyer: Kit Tetmeyer (pronouns: they/them) began teaching English to speakers of other languages as a US Peace Corps Volunteer in the Philippines (2008-2010). They worked in web development from 2017-2018 in Indianapolis and taught web development at Indiana Women’s Prison in 2018. Kit has taught English as a Second Language in Michigan, in Indiana, and remotely, and they are graduating with an MA in TESOL from Eastern Michigan University in April 2021. Kit has completed all of the TESOL courses required for their degree and is presently enjoying their last two classes, which are in Linguistics.

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Anne Damiecka: Anne Damiecka holds a master’s in Linguistics from the University of Surrey and has been an active member of the ESOL community since 2001. Before moving to Houston in 2006 and joining the faculty of Lone Star College as a professor of ESOL, Anne taught English for six years in Poland. She has served for several years on the TexTESOL IV Board of Directors and is currently coordinator of the English Language Program for the Alliance of International Women’s Rights. Anne is dedicated to supporting ESOL teachers and has worked as a TEFL trainer, a CELTA trainer, and Lead Faculty for ESOL.

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