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Dr. Melanie Lewis is currently serving
as Assistant Professor in Media at the
University of West Georgia. She is a
California native and previously served
as Assistant Professor of Education and
Program Director of Teacher Librarian
Services at Fresno Pacific University; a
district coordinator of libraries, technology,
and curriculum; a teacher librarian at the
secondary level; and a classroom teacher
at the elementary level.
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