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Past
Courses: Here’s
a list of texts taught
by theme
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Spring 1999:
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Eng 800, 165 & 110
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Fall 2005:
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Engl 846 ASTEP, Engl
165 Honors
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Summer 1999:
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English 800
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Spring 2006:
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Engl 836, Engl
100 ASTEP
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Fall 1999:
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English 100
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Fall 2006:
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Engl 100 online, Engl
110
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Spring 2000:
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Eng 800, 165 & 110
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Spring 2007:
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Engl 100 online, Engl
165
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Summer 2000:
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English 800
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Fall 2007:
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Engl 100, Eng 100 online
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Fall 2000:
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English 801
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Spring 2008:
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Engl 100 Online
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Spring 2001:
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English 800
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Fall 2008:
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Engl 100 Online, Engl
100
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Summer 2001:
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Reading 801
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Spring 2009:
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Engl 100 Online, Engl 110
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Fall 2001:
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Engl 800 Puente, 100, Read 801
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Fall 2009:
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Engl 100 Online, Engl 110
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Spring 2002:
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Engl 100 Puente, 100 Honors, Read 801
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Spring 2010:
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Engl 110 Online, Eng 100
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Fall 2002:
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English 836 Puente, 100, Engl/Read 846
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Fall 2010:
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Engl 846, Engl 100 Online
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Spring 2003:
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English 100 Puente, 110, Engl/Read 846.
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Spring 2011:
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Engl 846, Engl 100 Online
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Fall 2003:
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English 846
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Fall 2011:
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Engl 846, Engl 110 Online
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Spring 2004:
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English 165
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Spring 2012:
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Engl 846, Engl 110 Online
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Fall 2004:
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Engl 165 Honors, Read 836
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Fall 2012:
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Engl 100, Engl 110 Online
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Spring 2005:
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Engl 100 ASTEP, Engl
165
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Education
B.A. English
Literature, University
of California at Santa Barbara, 1992
M.A. English
Literature, San
Diego State University,
1995
E.S.L. Teaching Certificate, San
Diego State University,
1995
Reading Certificate, San
Francisco State University,
2001
Biography
At San Diego State
University, I focused
my studies in ethnic American literature and wrote a graduate thesis titled
“Search for Place and Authentic Locations of Identity” based on the works
on the African-American writer, Gloria Naylor. I also studied the teaching of English as a
Second Language and received an ESL certificate from SDSU in addition to my
Masters in English Literature. I also completed a Reading Certificate
during Spring 2001 at San Francisco State
University.
I have taught and continue to teach a
range of writing classes from developmental writing and reading,
college-level composition, advanced writing courses in critical thinking,
and introduction to literature. Before becoming a full time instructor at Skyline College,
I taught part-time at several community colleges in and around the Bay Area
as well as at San Diego State
University. I have
also taught English as a Foreign Language (EFL) in Madrid, Spain at the university level.
Currently in my writing classes at Skyline, I tend to design lessons around
issues relating to race, class, and gender.
Outside of school my main
interests are reading, running, and traveling.
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