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Defaulting on the NC Teaching Fellows scholarship has drastic consequences

Apr 2, 2023 · Letters to the Editor · Comments Off on Defaulting on the NC Teaching Fellows scholarship has drastic consequences

To the editor: My name is Kendra Wiggins and I am a former NC Teaching fellow recipient. I really appreciate this article highlighting some of the pitfalls of the program. … Continue reading “Defaulting on the NC Teaching Fellows scholarship has drastic consequences”

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    To the editor: My name is Kendra Wiggins and I am a former NC Teaching fellow recipient. I really appreciate this article highlighting some of the pitfalls of the program. … Continue reading “Defaulting on the NC Teaching Fellows scholarship has drastic consequences”

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