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Giving

UCLA Writing Programs does much for undergraduates, graduate students, and the broader community: We teach courses that have a clear impact on student success both within and outside of the…

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Campus Partners

Writing Programs representatives serve on academic support and advisory committees with the Office of Residential Life, the Academic Advancement Program, New Student & Transition Programs, the Diversity Requirement Ad Hoc Committee, and…

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Liz Galvin Lew

Liz Galvin Lew has a Ph.D. in Social Sciences and Comparative Education from UCLA, and an M.Ed. in Teaching Second Languages and Cultures from the University of Minnesota. She has…

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Logan Juliano

Logan employs an innovative approach that engages students through creative and critical frameworks. They earned a PhD in Performance Studies from UCLA, where their research explored videogames, queer of color…

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Handouts and Online Resources for Students

Writing at the University Beyond the 5-Paragraph Essay Writing Tips for Transfer Students Pre-Writing Breaking Down Your Reading Assignment Reading Essay Prompts Dealing with Writer’s Block Writing: Getting Started Thesis…

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Mia McIver

Mia L. McIver received a Ph.D. in English literature from UC Irvine, where she held the Krieger Fellowship in Critical Theory. Her research examines nineteenth- and twentieth-century literature’s engagement with legal and political…

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Maja Manojlovic

Dr. Maja Manojlovic is a Lecturer and Faculty Advisor for Writing II Pedagogy at the UCLA Writing Programs. Her background is in Cinema and Media Studies, specializing in phenomenology, aesthetics,…

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Thomas Hitchner

Tom Hitchner has been a Writing Programs instructor since 2014. His classes approach shared cultural phenomena, such as food or popular music, and develop different forms and genres of writing…

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Tamar Christensen

Tamar earned her M.A. in US History in 2007 from CSU Long Beach where her research explored the cultural significance of the American Pin-Up as it reflected the changing ideals of morality…

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Tara Prescott–Johnson

Dr. Tara Prescott-Johnson is a Continuing Lecturer in Writing Programs, where she oversees the training and mentorship of graduate student English Composition 3 instructors. Her research interests include writing pedagogy,…

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