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…
Read MoreChristine Holten has been a lecturer at UCLA since 1988. Currently the director of Writing Programs and the UCLA Undergraduate Writing Center, she has taught composition courses for undergraduate and…
Read MoreWriting 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…
Read MoreLeslie Bennett Sherwood, B.A. in Latino American and Latino Studies/Politics and M.S. in Education with a concentration in TESL, has been teaching ESL for ten years. During this time, she…
Read MoreLiz 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…
Read MoreLaila Hualpa graduated from UCLA with a Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics in 2012. She now teaches a variety of ESL composition and communication courses in Writing Programs and co-directs the Summer ESL Program together…
Read MoreJeremy Kelley completed his doctoral studies in Applied Linguistics at UCLA in 2013, where he trained as an ethnographer and critical discourse analyst. Before earning his PhD, he completed undergraduate…
Read MoreLogan 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…
Read MoreThe Graduate Certificate in Writing Pedagogy addresses the need of UCLA graduate students for more specialized training in undergraduate teaching and professional development. The certificate provides opportunities for graduate students…
Read MoreCourses for International TAs Courses that satisfy the Test of Oral Proficiency (TOP) requirement for international graduate students who plan to be TAs: ESL 310 (formerly ESL 38B): Pronunciation for…
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