EPISODE · Aug 4, 2016 · 15 MIN
020. First generation immigrant students
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Imagine the difficulties of being a student in the U.S. while also being an immigrant. On the WSU Tri-Cities campus, Eric Johnson researches the difficulties, and talks about the engagement he does in this field that helps the students, as well as the teachers who teach those students.
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