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Katie Marin is a Lecturer and BRIDGE Coordinator in the Department of World Languages and Cultures at Utah State University (USU), where she plays a key role in strengthening partnerships between USU and the Utah Bridge Program through L2TReC at the University of Utah. She teaches within the Bridge co-teaching model at Bear River High School, Logan High School, Ridgeline High School, and Wendover High School, while also supporting language instructors in French, German, Portuguese, and Spanish across multiple school districts.
Her work is deeply rooted in language education and program coordination, particularly in dual language immersion initiatives. Since 2017, she has collaborated with institutions such as Weber State University and the University of Utah to advance K–12 language learning across 12 schools in 7 different Utah school districts. Her expertise lies in second language acquisition, bilingual education, and teacher support systems.
Katie Marin has not published any peer-reviewed research articles, and therefore no publication trends can be identified. However, her professional focus clearly centers on practical language instruction and educational outreach rather than theoretical or experimental research.
There are no recorded scientific awards or honors mentioned in the available text.
She advises and supports a team of language instructors in their teaching roles within the Bridge Program, contributing to teacher development and instructional quality. While there is no mention of formal graduate student advising or external research grants, her work involves significant educational leadership and coordination across multiple institutions and school districts.
Katie Marin is actively involved in the Bridge co-teaching team, working alongside other educators to deliver immersive language instruction at the high school level. Her efforts are focused on enhancing language access and equity through collaborative teaching models and systemic program support.
