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Jennifer Westbay

With a Ph.D. degree from the State University of New York at Stony Brook, where one of her study emphases was Victorian prose, Jennifer Westbay currently teaches first-year (Writing I)…

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Greg Rubinson

Greg Rubinson studied British literature as an undergraduate at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, England.  He graduated from there with honors in 1992 and returned to the U.S. where…

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David Kipen

David Kipen began his career as manager of the Nuart Theater in his native Los Angeles. He holds a degree in Literature from Yale University, and served as Book Editor/Critic for…

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Leslie Sherwood

Leslie Bennett Sherwood has been on faculty with Writing Programs since 2011. Before coming to UCLA, she taught ESL to migrant, immigrant, and international populations in the US and Australia….

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Bruce Beiderwell

Bruce Beiderwell came to Writing Programs in 1985 after completing a Ph.D. at UCLA in the Department of English. Since then, he has taught composition courses at all levels as…

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Dana Cairns Watson

Dana Cairns Watson received her BA, MA, and PhD in English from UCLA, then spent short stints at Middlebury College and Santa Monica College before returning to UCLA. She taught…

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Teddi Chichester

Teddi Lynn Chichester earned her PhD in English from UCLA in 1992, with a psycho-biographical dissertation on Percy Shelley’s views of love and sexuality, a study published by SUNY Press…

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Summer ESL Contacts

To ask any questions about the Summer ESL program and its curriculum, please send an email to the program coordinators at sesl@ucla.edu. Important Contacts & Links UCLA is a big…

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Living in Los Angeles

We want your ESL summer abroad program to be memorable, so we have added some information on living in Los Angeles to help you get started! UCLA offers furnished residence…

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Courses & Placement

Studying ESL in the United States might involve a learning curve for some students, especially when they come from a different learning or course structure. To help you get adjusted…

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