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NEWSLETTER

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In this issue:
Introduction Cohort 3 Members Cohort 3 Birthdays Cohort 3 Leadership Submissions
o Thank you Dr. Way, Mariana, Carla, Susana, Ines, and Lucia!

The mission of the Center for English as a Second Language (CESL) at the University of Kentucky is to provide comprehensive English language instruction for non-native English speakers in a university setting. At the Center for ESL, we assist students in achieving language proficiency goals for academic, professional, and social purposes through multi-level language instruction. The Center for ESL is dedicated to promoting diversity and to providing reciprocal cultural enrichment opportunities to the University, the community, and the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

Memory Timeline
o Welcome Reception o Louisville Slugger Museum o Walk for Warmth o Town Branch Distillery o St. Patricks Day o Raven Run River Sanctuary o Keeneland Race Track o Derby Day Party o Locust Trace Agri-Science Farm o Salsa Dancing o Mammoth Cave

Farewell, Cohort 3
The University of Kentucky bids farewell to the Cohort 3 scholars of the Go Teacher Ecuador Project. This special issue of the newsletter commemorates the accomplishments and experiences of Cohort 3 during their tenure at the University of Kentucky. We wish you all the best of luck! Congratulations!

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Much thanks to all Cohort 3 who have contributed to the newsletter in writing and photos. Thank you!

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Congratulations Cohort 3!

Anibal Joselito Basurto Cedeo Beatriz Puente Bersabe Quinga Carina Vallejo Carla Cadena Carlos Oswaldo Hidalgo Pasquel Daniel Diaz Daysi Maribel Almeida Lara Doris Alexandra Torres Paredes Elva Lucia Salto Yadaicela Gissela Mabel Gorozabel Monge Ins Cumand Vargas Ramrez Janet Del Rocio Aga Verzosa Jeaneth Zhunio Jenny Romero Jorge Edward Alvarez Intriago Jos Flores Jos Fabin Torres Merino Karen Alcivar Karina Pineda Valencia Lucia Arzaga

Lupe Auquilla Margoth Villacres Maria Inga Mariana Diaz Maura Snchez Mirian Patricia Navarrete Vivas Nelly Tipn Paola Crdova Rita Arteaga Villavicencio Roddy Lopez Ruth Viansaca Sandra Yanzaguano Sandra Carolina Hidrobo Granda Silvia Sarasti Susana Dutn Tania Alvear Tania Lopez Valeria Vaca Veronica Chindon Veronica Shuguli Willian Garcia

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Cohort 3 Birthdays
January
Carla Cadena Daysi Almeida Janet Aga Bersabe Quinga 03 15 19 30

May
Roddy Lopez Silvia Sarasti 04 20

August
Jenny Romero Veronica Shuguli Maura Sanchez Jorge Alvarez 05 21 24 25

June
Elva Salto Nelly Tipan Maria Inga 12 25 29

February
Ruth Vinansaca Margoth Villacres 14 14

September
Sandra Yanzaguano Lucia Arizaga Valeria Vaca Rita Arteaga Willian Garcia 05 18 23 25 29

March
Beatriz Puente Karina Pineda Tania Lopez Gissela Gorozabel 02 13 15 31

July
Jose Torres Lupe Auquilla Daniel Diaz Veronica Chindon Paola Cordova Carlos Hidalgo Mariana Da Az Jose Flores 06 13 16 18 19 27 29 30

October
Mirian Navarrete 24

April
Tania Alvear Sandra Hidrobo Karen Alcivar Jeaneth Zhunio Doris Torres 07 09 19 22 26

November
Carina Vallejo Susana Dutan 01 25

December
Ines Vargas Anibal Basurto 08 25

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Thank you Cohort 3 Leadership!

President: Jose Flores Vice-President: Willian Garcia Representative: Karen Alcivar

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As we come to the close of what has been a grueling summer, I would like to take a moment to say thank you to my colleagues: Dr. Whitney Sarver, Ms. Nicole Miller-Beckman, and Ms. Sarah Warfield. Without the three of you, the summer would have well and truly been a chore. I would also like to say thank you to our wonderful students from Ecuador. What can I write that I have not already said in person? It was wonderful to face your smiling faces every morning and you made it a joy to be a teacher. As I have said, I was humbled by your steadfastness and your desire to learn. No matter the task, you faced it with a aplomb and only a minimum of whining! I will never forget your collegiality and the ways in which you cooperated, day after day, week after week. I wish you all the very best and would be honored to watch you in practice as English teachers in Ecuador. Your students are blessed to have you as instructors, mentors and guides.

When we look at the blue sky, we will always remember Lexington, and the University of Kentucky, which opened up a big blue world for us. Our hearts and minds will be forever blue, and we will be forever wildcats.

Dr. Ted Way, Lecturer


All of my life I wanted to learn in a country where English was spoken. One day the dream became real and I had the opportunity to be here.- Susana Auquilla

Education is not just studying, it is also growing personally.- Ines Vargas

Mariana Diaz

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It is amazing how time has flown, and now I am here so excited because I will see my family too soon, and so sad because I have to go far away from Lexington and from UK University where for seven months I felt at home and where my dream as a teenager came true. Here I have had the opportunity to meet wonderful Ecuadorian colleagues, and marvelous American people that now are my friends. My time in class was really amazing and challenging; I could use all my English Skills and polish them by all kinds of strategies and activities my dear teachers used in every lesson. All my teachers are now a rich source of inspiration for both my personal and professional life, and they can take it for granted that everything they shared in class I will try to use with my students in Ecuador. Also, I want to express my appreciation to the directors and all staff of the CELS department of the UK University, responsible for Go Teacher program for their permanent support. THANKS SO MUCH, AND GOD BLESS YOU FOREVER

Lucia Arzaga Ortega


I think that I have grown up a lot here as a person. I will share these different cultures with my students in Ecuador. Mariana Daz

You are going to grow emotionally because you are living in a new culture. We are not just learning English, we are learning a new lifestyle and culture. We will transmit these things to our students. Carla Cadena

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TIMELINE
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A SELECTION OF PHOTOS HIGHLIGHTING COHORT 3 EVENTS AND EXCURSIONs

WELCOME RECEPTION

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Americans love baseball.

- Anibal Basurto

LOUISVILLE SLUGGER MUSEUM

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WALK FOR WARMTH

We learned that it doesnt matter where we are; the important thing is to help and give a hand when we can. - Carina Vallejo

TOWN BRANCH DISTILLERY

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MARCH
ST. PATRICKS DAY

I will share these different cultures with my students in Ecuador. - Mariana Daz

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APRIL
RAVEN RUN RIVER SANCTUARY HIKE AND TOUR

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APRIL-MAY

KEENELAND AND DERBY DAY PARTY

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LOCUST TRACE AGRI-SCIENCE FARM

Missed a past issue? Check the archive on Go Teacher Kentuckys website!

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JUNE

SALSA DANCING NIGHT

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JULY
MAMMOTH CAVE

See more Mammoth Cave photos on the CESL website!

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