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I am Lekei Tolliver a 25-years-old Communication Disorders student at Marshall University. I graduated from Capital High School located in Charleston, WV. After a 3 years break following high school I attended West Virginia State College under major undecided, because they did not have Communication Disorders curriculum available. I attended West Virginia State College for 11/2 years then out of necessity I transferred to Marshall University where I am currently attending. Subsequent to graduating in the spring of 2003 with my Bachelor’s degree, I plan to attend graduate school to receive my Master’s degree. It is my desire to work abroad for several years, and then possibly return to the States to operate my private practice.

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Lekei

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It is 99+2,

It is like deep blushing grapes so royal and true,

It is cooking out and celebrating whenever the weather allows,

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Who has taught me love beyond the feeling,

When he works for his family as sweat passes his brow,
My name is Lekei,

It means I believe the Lord has a master plan.

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My Original essential question is: How can the profession of Speech-Langauge Pathology be used in the international community and how should one prepare for this type of position.

1. What is Speech-Language Pathology?

2. Who is included in the international community?

3. Where is this community?

4. What are the needs of the international community?

5. In what ways can a SLP's training be useful?

6. Is there additional training needed to deal with the international community. What?

7. What are the steps that one needs to take to become involved with the international communtiy?

My purpose for this research is to help me make future career decisions. I may need to make alterations later.

Note: My questions have changed, these specific essential question and foundation questions are records of the progression of my thought.