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    • Life after Laurier - news from Languages grad Malihe Elias

    Life after Laurier - news from Languages grad Malihe Elias

    March 1, 2021
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    Malihe Elias, known by her professors as Mali, graduated from Laurier in Honours BA in Languages in 2014. During her time at Laurier, Mali was actively involved in the Department of Languages and Literatures where she worked as an IA, Language Lab Monitor, and also served as a student ambassador for the Faculty of Arts. After graduating from Laurier, Mali completed her Bachelor of Education and is now a teacher. She is currently pursuing her Masters in Islamic Studies (en français) and, with many languages at her fingertips, she aims to be a prominent multilingual female speaker in the Muslim World. Congratulations Mali, we look forward we look forward to seeing where this exciting new career path will take you!
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