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Barbara Turlington has been Director of
International Education at the American Council on Education since
1984. She previously served at the Association of American
Universities and at Hampshire College, where she was Assistant Dean,
then Associate Dean, then Dean of the College and Assistant
Professor of Political Science (1969-1978). She taught at Mount
Holyoke College (1963-68) and at Connecticut College (1961-63.) She
also taught English as a second language at the British Council and
at the American trade school in Asmara, Eritrea.
She did her undergraduate work at Swarthmore College and the
American University of Beirut and graduate studies in international
politics and comparative government at Columbia University.
Her publications include:
Next Steps for Foreign Languages Across the
Curriculum, edited by Robert Shoenberg and Barbara Turlington,
American Council on Education,1998
Spreading the Word: Improving the Way We
Teach Foreign Languages. Report on Mentoring and Dissemination
Project of the American Council on Education, Robert Shoenberg and
Barbara Turlington, American Council on Education, Washington DC,
1994
Internationalizing the Undergraduate
Curriculum: A Handbook for Campus Leaders, Sarah Pickert and
Barbara Turlington, American Council on Education, Washington DC,
1992
And a presentation at Wesleyan University in
1991 on "New Directions in Foreign Language Teaching: Languages
Across the Curriculum"
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