ESOL Voices: Student Spotlight on Samia Ali
Samia is an ESOL student originally from Somalia. She came to the United States with her mother and brothers in 2013. Prior to immigrating to the U.S., they lived in Uganda for about seven years after fleeing Somalia. In Uganda, Samia was a volunteer multilingual interpreter and teacher; she hopes to be a teacher here as well. In this narrative piece, Samia writes several short vignettes about the universal connections of daily life. Click on the pdf to read her story.
ESOL Voices a collection of stories written by ESOL students at Monroe Community College. This semester, we are highlighting students from African countries. Look for a new story in the Tribune each month. We hope you will find these stories interesting and inspiring.
Katie Leite & Pamela Fornieri
ESOL/TRS
12/16/2014
Attachments:
 Samia Ali Somalia.pdf
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