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Tallon, Michael was born on April 8, 1968 in San Antonio, Texas, United States. Son of Eugene Michael and Shirley Ann Tallon.
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Michael Tallon
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Michael Tallon, American language educator. Member of Texas Foreign Language Association, National Federation Modern Language Teaching Associations, Alamo Language Association, American Council Teaching Foreign Languages, American Association Teachers Spanish and Portuguese, Society of America Magicians San Antonio Assembly 52, International Brotherhood Magicians San Antonio Ring 18 (Magician of Year 1997), Pi Lambda Theta.
Education
Bachelor, University Texas, San Antonio, 1991. Master of Science in Spanish Linguistics, Georgetown University, Washington, 1994. Doctor of Philosophy in Foreign Language Education, University Texas, Austin, 2006.
Career
Substitute teacher Harlandale Indiana School Dist, San Antonio, 1991—1992. Lecturer Georgetown University, Washington, 1993—1994, University Texas, San Antonio, 1994—2002, University Incarnate Word, San Antonio, 1994—2002, instructor Spanish, 2002—2007, assistant professor, Spanish, 2007—2010, associate professor Spanish, since 2010. Member editorial and review committee Texas Papers in Foreign Language Education, 2003—2009, editor in chief, since 2006.
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Membership
Member of Texas Foreign Language Association, National Federation Modern Language Teaching Associations, Alamo Language Association, American Council Teaching Foreign Languages, American Association Teachers Spanish and Portuguese, Society of America Magicians San Antonio Assembly 52, International Brotherhood Magicians San Antonio Ring 18 (Magician of Year 1997), Pi Lambda Theta.
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Religion
Roman Catholic
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1991
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1994
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2006
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1991 - 1992
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1993 - 1994
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1994 - 2002
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1994 - 2002
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Named member, Fechter's Finger Flicking Frolic Magic Convention, Best Close-Up Magician, Texas Association Magicians, 2000, Outstanding Graduate, University Texas Austin, 2006. Recipient Amber award, University Texas San Antonio, 1999, Brad Jacobs Peoples Choise award, Society of America Magazine National Convention, 2009, Seubrooke Red Seal Comedy award, 2009, Bast Comedy award, Texas Association Magazine, 2008. Grantee, UTOPIA University Texas. Scholar, University Texas Austin, 2005. South Texas Graduate fellow, 2003-2004, Alexander Caswell Ellis fellow, 2005-2006.Named member, Fechter's Finger Flicking Frolic Magic Convention, Best Close-Up Magician, Texas Association Magicians, 2000, Outstanding Graduate, University Texas Austin, 2006. Recipient Amber award, University Texas San Antonio, 1999, Brad Jacobs Peoples Choise award, Society of America Magazine National Convention, 2009, Seubrooke Red Seal Comedy award, 2009, Bast Comedy award, Texas Association Magazine, 2008. Grantee, UTOPIA University Texas.
Scholar, University Texas Austin, 2005. South Texas Graduate fellow, 2003-2004, Alexander Caswell Ellis fellow, 2005-2006.