To Whom It May Concern,

I am privileged to write in support of

a dear student, Stacy Hauber. Stacy is a graduate of the

Medical Spanish and Medical Assistant Student Programs at Harrison College. I have had the
pleasure of being Stacy's Medical Spanish instructor and her Hispanic culture instructor as well.
For over a period of one year I witnessed Stacy's tremendous growth and development in the
area of Medical Spanish. This development came not only in the area of grammar
comprehension and speaking skills but in maturity and character as well.

Stacy Hauber is by far one of the most exemplary graduates of the Medical Spanish program.
Unlike many of the other students, Stacy did not grow up in a Spanish speaking household.
However, Stacy worked diligently and is now'highly proficient in Medical Spanish terminology
and conversation. She is one of my highest accomplishments as a Spanish instructor.
Stacy works extremely well in the areas of time management, group work and working under
strict deadlines. She recognizes the importance of a strong work ethic, persistence, and
intellectual integrity. She instantly becomes the most valuable member of any class she is a part
of and acts as a role model for her other classmates.

I recommend Stacy with absolute confidence.

sure

She has made me proud as her teacher, and

will continue to do so as she grows in the area of Medical Assisting

Thank you for the opportunity of correspondence,

Sincerely,

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Christine Stone,
Former Medical Spanish Program Coordinator/Instructor
Harrison College
Current address: 16086 Augusta Drive, Chino Hills, CA 91709
812-361-0280
cmcginle@indiana.edu

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