Vicky White had told co-workers she was taking the inmate from the jail for a mental health evaluation at the courthouse, but the two, who are not related, instead fled the area.
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The manhunt began April 29 when Vicky White, the assistant director of corrections for the jail in Lauderdale County, allegedly helped engineer the escape of Casey White, who was awaiting trial in a capital murder case. That’s a good thing for our country,” Lauderdale County Sheriff Rick Singleton of Alabama said.
That is a good thing, for not just our community. He is never going to see the light of day again. “We got a dangerous man off the street today. Vanderburgh County Coroner Steve Lockyear said she died from her injuries.īefore Vicky White’s death, authorities celebrated the fugitives’ apprehension. Casey White gave himself up and Vicky White shot herself and was taken to a hospital, authorities said. Marshals chasing them crashed into their vehicle, authorities said. The two fugitives were caught - following a manhunt through three states - in Evansville, Indiana, when U.S.
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The death of Vicky White, 56, only deepened the mystery of why a respected jail official would leave everything to help free Casey White, 38, a hulking inmate with a violent and frightening history. The Panel recommended Ms Man to receive the GE Teaching Award to honor her excellent performance, and hoped Ms Man would continue to make sustained impact in promoting GE, teaching excellence and best student experience.A former Alabama jail official on the run with a murder suspect she was accused of helping escape shot and killed herself Monday as authorities caught up with the pair after more than a week of searching, officials said. The Panel also exchanged views with Ms Man on the course content and students’ learning needs, including competence in English communication. The Panel commended how Ms Man incorporated various class activities such as videos, games and discussion to engage students in class, and was pleased to see some of the students’ works. In her presentation to the Panel, Ms Man demonstrated how she taught language in context in GDAR1037 English in the World Today, a course that aims to help students to better understand different varieties of English as spoken by people around the world and be more sensitive to the cultural assumptions of different speakers. The Panel complimented Ms Man as being a caring and energetic teacher who devoted herself to teaching and nurturing students, and shared her belief in the transformational power of GE and undergraduate education. The Panel acknowledged Ms Man’s continued contribution to GE and especially appreciated her vision and commitment about transformation through education – to transform students from mere competent specialists in their own fields to educated citizens equipped with diverse skills. Ms Man has been engaged in the GE Programme for many years and she is now teaching GCLA1008/1009 University English I/II (Core Requirements) and GDAR1037 English in the World Today (Distribution Requirements in Arts). Vicky’s latest research focuses on the integration of mobile technology in enhancing students’ English skills needed for their final-year or capstone projects. She has secured a UGC Teaching & Learning grant for an inter-institutional project on English across the curriculum and two HKBU Teaching Development Grants for developing English pronunciation materials, and has joined an international research project on English accents. Vicky has contributed to the scholarship of teaching and learning through actively engaging in action research and disseminating her findings in international conferences and scholarly publications.
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Currently, she is the coordinator of several credit-bearing courses including ‘University English I’, ‘Advanced English Pronunciation for Professional Communication’, and an interdisciplinary GE course ‘English in the World Today’. in Theoretical and Applied Linguistics in Canada, with a specialization in Phonetics.
Vicky Man is a senior lecturer in the Language Centre, Hong Kong Baptist University.
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