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CARI MCMURTRY GARRIGA

Cari is a Professor of Spanish and Director of the Monsignor Cleves University Honors Program. She works at Thomas More University, where she has taught for 25 years. She previously served as Chair of the Department of Foreign Languages for nearly 20 years and has held roles as Acting Vice President for Academic Affairs, Assistant Dean, Director of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Task Force, and Director of the Academic Advising Task Force at Thomas More University.

Maria (Cari) Garriga - Covington Classical Academy

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Cari Garriga is from Puerto Rico. She has a Ph.D. She lives with her husband in Covington.

Cari is a professor of Spanish and the director of the Monsignor Cleves University Honors Program at Thomas More University. She has taught at TMU for 25 years and was the chair of the Department of Foreign Languages for nearly 20 years. 

Cari is currently a board member of the Covington Classical Academy. She is also a professor of Spanish at Thomas More University.

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