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Special thanks and acknowledgements:
The new Appeal Exam is closely designed after the University of Michigan’s Graduate Student Instructor Oral English Examination. It is greatly appreciated that the University of Michigan agreed to lend their materials, which have been slightly changed, for use during the 2003-2004 transition year for the Indiana University TEPAIC. Our special thanks go to Dr. Sarah Briggs, the University of Michigan contact, who has generously helped us put the Appeal Exam in place.

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