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- 1. Welcome to theWestern Technical College Instructional Assistant Program Advisory Committee
- 3. Our classroom building-where the Essential Experience begins
- 4. Welcome Introducing…… Our old members and some new members
- 5. What is the purpose of the advisory committee?
- 6. A Look Back At Our…… PAST-where we were PRESENT-where we are FUTURE-where we are going
- 7. A Look At Our PAST Where we were….
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