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My resignation as an external examiner at the University of Leicester in the wake of proposed cuts to English
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Today I have written to the University of Leicester [tendering my resignation as an external examiner](/images/Resignation.pdf). The text of resignation is below: Dear Professor Canagarajah, I write, following my previous correspondence of the 22nd January, to tender my resignation as an external examiner in the department of English at the University of Leicester.
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Today I have written to the University of Leicester [tendering my resignation as an external examiner](/images/Resignation.
pdf).
The text of resignation is below: Dear Professor Canagarajah, I write, following my previous correspondence of the 22nd January, to tender my resignation as an external examiner in the department of English at the University of Leicester.
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