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Craig, Barbara Anne was born on September 25, 1949 in Arlington, Virginia, United States. Daughter of Harry Edward and Ethel Born.
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Barbara Anne Craig
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Barbara Anne Craig, American Educator, linguist, consultant. Recipient National Defense Foreign Language scholarship Middlebury College, 1970, Linguistic Institute fellowship, University of California, Santa Cruz, 1991. Tutor Literacy Volunteers of America in Roanoke Valley, 1986-1988; member Arlington Schools Foreign Language Citizens Advisory Committee, since 1991. Member Linguistic Society American, TESOL.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Langs., Georgetown University, 1971; Master of Science in English, Education, Radford U., 1976; Master of Science in Linguistics, Georgetown University, 1990; postgraduate, Georgetown University.
Career
Instructor in English, New River Community College, Dublin, Virginia, 1976-1977; instructor of English as second language, Broward County Schools, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 1978-1979; instructor Chinese language, Roanoke College Community Education Program/Georgetown University, Washington, 1988-1989; instructor English as a second language, Arlington (Virginia) Edition and Employment Program, 1989-1991; research consultant, Center for Applied Linguistics, Washington, 1991-1992; instructor English as a foreign language, Georgetown University and National Taiwan U., Taipei, Taiwan, 1992.
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Tutor Literacy Volunteers of America in Roanoke Valley, 1986-1988. Member Arlington Schools Foreign Language Citizens Advisory Committee, since 1991. Member Linguistic Society American, TESOL.
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Married John Steven Craig, October 23, 1971.
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Recipient National Defense Foreign Language scholarship Middlebury College, 1970, Linguistic Institute fellowship, University of California, Santa Cruz, 1991.Recipient National Defense Foreign Language scholarship Middlebury College, 1970, Linguistic Institute fellowship, University of California, Santa Cruz, 1991.