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Michelle Heard, MA

Instructor, Spanish
864.977.7770
michelle.heard@ngu.edu
Unit: Modern Language and Linguistics, College of Humanities and Sciences, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Location: Tigerville

“For it is my deep desire and my hope so eagerly that I not be put away ashamed at all. But that I live with perfect boldness just as I’ve been trying to do, so His honor may be seen in me….For me to live is Jesus Christ.” Phil 1:19-20
  • Teaching & Education

    You will learn with me when taking courses in Spanish

    Degrees

    • BA, Human Services, Carson-Newman College
    • BA, Spanish, Carson-Newman College
    • MATL, with Spanish emphasis, University of Southern Mississippi
  • Professional Experience

    My experience includes sixteen years overseas as a missionary. I have been teaching at the university level since 2010.

  • My Network

    I will gladly involve you in my circle that includes:

    • Ethnos 360
  • My Story

    I lived overseas as a missionary in Chile, Venezuela, and Mexico. I love to travel, visit new countries and cultures, and learn new languages. I am fluent in Warao, a tribal language of Venezuela, as well as Spanish and English. I like to study other languages formally and informally as a hobby.

    Favorite Course to Teach:

    I enjoy teaching Mission Spanish where students learn to share their testimony, study Spanish through worship songs and Bible Stories, and increase their vocabulary and ability to communicate their faith. I also really enjoy basic Spanish and the diversity of the student population.

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