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On Friday 21st October 2016 they were three 3 panel Brittanie Noble, who is health major, and also doing her masters in MTSU. She explains how enjoyed with refugees and immigrant ever since Dr. Bates encourage her work with refugees. The second panel was Nathaly Campo… from Colombia who also was gave us her lifetime experience since she started work with refugees. She also explains the kind of challenge things that immigrant and refugee face especial these who can read and write and these who don’t know anything about English. the whole summary discus was about how individual, people in the community, and student can help refugees who come to any country especially in Tennessee here. Which include by using a different material to educate them.

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