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Poulton, Leslee was born on October 25, 1953 in Salt Lake City.
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Leslee Poulton
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Leslee Poulton, American language educator. Grantee McGlynn Fund for the Enhancement of Teaching, University Wisconsin-La Crosse, 1995; College of Liberal Studies Teaching grantee, 1994, Faculty Development grantee, 1995, Research grantee, 1999, College Liberal Studies Research grantee, 2000, International Faculty Development Fund grantee, 2004.
Education
Doctor of Philosophy, Indiana University, Bloominton, 1987.
Career
Professor French University Wisconsin, La Crosse, since 1987. Resident director summer study program University Wisconsin-La Crosse Summer Study Program, Dubna, Russia, 1990—1993.
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God has a body that looks like human being, but God’s body is immortal, perfected, and has a glory that words can’t describe. Because people are His children, He knows and loves each of them individually. He has a plan to help His children find joy in this life and return to live with Him when this life is over.
Membership
Member La Crosse/Epinal (France) Sister City International Organization, 1994—1996. Treasurer La Crosse Dubna Friendship Association Sister Cities International, 1993—1996. Member of American Association Teachers French (Wisconsin chapter, Recognition Teaching award 1994), Wisconsin Association Foreign Language Teachers, Midwest Modern Language Association.
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Religion
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Education
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1987
Awards
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Grantee McGlynn Fund for the Enhancement of Teaching, University Wisconsin-La Crosse, 1995. College of Liberal Studies Teaching grantee, 1994, Faculty Development grantee, 1995, Research grantee, 1999, College Liberal Studies Research grantee, 2000, International Faculty Development Fund grantee, 2004.Grantee McGlynn Fund for the Enhancement of Teaching, University Wisconsin-La Crosse, 1995. College of Liberal Studies Teaching grantee, 1994, Faculty Development grantee, 1995, Research grantee, 1999, College Liberal Studies Research grantee, 2000, International Faculty Development Fund grantee, 2004.