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josejgj@southtexas college.edu
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MW 8am to 10am

TR noon to 1pm(online)

 

Biography:
I was raised in Mission, Tx. and educated at PAU(BA) and CUA(MA). I am happily married to my beautiful wife, Thelma, and we are raising three lovely children: Sergio, Marisol and José Andrés. I enjoy teaching writing because I learn so much from my students' writing.
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