“Always be a poet, even in prose.” -Charles Baudelaire About The Event UCLA Writing Programs and the UCLA Department of English invite you to our second annual Professional Writing Minor…
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Creating Connections 2023
The 6th annual Creating Connections symposium on writing pedagogy will take place Friday, June 2nd. Our theme for this year is Generating Text: Teaching, Writing, and Learning in the Age…
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The Creating Connections symposium on writing pedagogy is back this year with two remote workshops during Week 8. Our concept for this year, Back to Normal, challenges the notion that…
Read MoreCreating Connections 2019
The Creating Connections symposium is an annual event that brings together UCLA instructors (graduate students, faculty, and all others interested in undergraduate education) from around campus for a day of…
Read MoreSpring 2025 Cluster Student Enrollment in Eng Comp 3/3D
If you are a Cluster student, follow these steps to enroll in English Composition 3/3D for Spring 2025: Log onto MyUCLA and check your Degree Audit to confirm the writing…
Read MoreFirst-Year & Writing II Course Learning Outcomes
Learning Outcomes — First-Year Writing Course Sequence & Writing II Courses craftwork (noun): work usually done by hand that exhibits artistry and individuality (Webster’s Dictionary) A spirit of practical excellence…
Read MoreJeroen Gevers
Jeroen Gevers holds a Ph.D. in Second Language Acquisition & Teaching from the University of Arizona, and a C.Phil. in Musicology from UCLA. Before joining UCLA Writing Programs, he taught…
Read MoreRachel Ketai
Dr. Rachel Ketai holds her PhD in Rhetoric, Composition, and the Teaching of English from the University of Arizona, where she specialized in composition theory and pedagogy, writing assessment, developmental…
Read MoreDistinguished Teaching Award Winner Peggy Davis Discusses Her Approach To Teaching Writing
Earlier this year, the UCLA Center for the Advancement of Teaching published a video in which Writing Programs lecturer and 2020 Distinguished Teaching Award winner Peggy Davis discusses how she…
Read More“Where we might begin”: Professional Writing Minor Capstone Seminar Colloquium
“If we are lucky, the end of the sentence is where we might begin. If we are lucky, something is passed on.” –Ocean Vuong, Poet, Essayist, Novelist About The Event…
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