Abigail Farmer '04 successfully defended her doctoral dissertation at Jackson State University in Jackson, MS, and graduated with a Doctor of Education degree in December, 2015. She is making edits to her dissertation "Choctaw Tribal School Instructional Aides' Perceptions of Preparedness for Implementing Choctaw Language Materials in Elementary Classrooms" and will present her academic research and findings to the Choctaw Tribal Council in the spring of 2016. Dr. Farmer works with the Choctaw Bible Translation Committee and Choctaw Tribal Language Program as an Education and Literacy Specialist.
Abigail Farmer '04 successfully defended her doctoral dissertation at Jackson State University in Jackson, MS, and graduated with a Doctor of Education degree in December, 2015. She is making edits to her dissertation "Choctaw Tribal School Instructional Aides' Perceptions of Preparedness for Implementing Choctaw Language Materials in Elementary Classrooms" and will present her academic research and findings to the Choctaw Tribal Council in the spring of 2016. Dr. Farmer works with the Choctaw Bible Translation Committee and Choctaw Tribal Language Program as an Education and Literacy Specialist.