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       Location:   D-110
       Phone:      (714) 564-6578
 
 

Hours

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Monday
​9AM to 7PM
 
​Tuesday
9AM to 7PM
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Wednesday
 ​
10AM to 4PM
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Thursday
 ​9AM to 4PM
5PM to 6PM
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Friday
 ​
8AM to 1PM
 
​Saturday
 ​
Closed
 
​Sunday
​Closed
 

 
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Welcome to the 

Writing Center!

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Operations for Fall 2012/Spring 2013


Lab

The Writing Center serves as the lab for English N60, English 061, EMLS 112 students.  Students in these classes must sign up in the Writing Center for the hour each week they will attend the lab class (available hours always begin at the top of the hour: 9AM, 10AM, 11AM, etc.).  During the lab class, students will complete Directed Learning Activities (DLAs) created by their professors.  Students may not work on class work during their scheduled lab time.


*IMPORTANT*

Writing Center lab attendance is MANDATORY for the first two weeks of the semester for ALL English N60, English 061, and EMLS 112 sutents.


Failure to attend the Writing Center for 1 hour EACH WEEK of the first two weeks will result in the student being dropped from his or her English N60, English 061, or EMLS 112 course.


This means that students must attend the Writing Center lab for a total of 1 hour (60 minutes) EACH WEEK of the first two weeks (2 hours total).  Students do not have to complete all 60 minutes in one session, but by the end of the first week, students must have attened a total of at least 1 hour, and by the end of the second week, students must have attended a total of at least 2 hours.

To earn the 10% credit in you English or EMLS class, you must continue to attend the Writing Center one hour each week for the rest of the semester.



Tutoring

Unfortunately, for the 2012/2013 academic year, the Writing Center will not be able to offer one-on-one drop-in consultations.  Please consult your professor for assistance with your assignments.

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Course Description Documents

English

Course ​Student Learning Outcomes ​Course Outline of Record
​English N50 ​N50 COR.pdfN50 COR.pdf
​English N60 ​N60 SLO.docN60 SLO.doc ​N60 COR.pdfN60 COR.pdf
​English 061
 ​061 SLO.doc061 SLO.doc 061 COR.pdf061 COR.pdf​
​English 101 ​101 SLO.doc101 SLO.doc 101 COR.pdf101 COR.pdf​
​English 101H
 ​101H SLO.doc101H SLO.doc ​101H COR.pdf101H COR.pdf
​English 102
 102 SLO.doc102 SLO.doc​ ​102 COR.pdf102 COR.pdf
​English 102H
 ​102H SLO.doc102H SLO.doc ​102H COR.pdf102H COR.pdf
​English 103 ​103 SLO.doc103 SLO.doc
 103 COR.pdf103 COR.pdf​
​English 103H
​103H SLO.doc103H SLO.doc ​103H COR.pdf103H COR.pdf
​English 104 ​104 SLO.doc104 SLO.doc 104 COR.pdf104 COR.pdf​
​English 104H
 ​ ​104H COR.pdf104H COR.pdf
​English 206 ​ ​206 COR.pdf206 COR.pdf
​English 211 ​ ​211 COR.pdf211 COR.pdf
​English 212
 ​ ​212 COR.pdf212 COR.pdf
​English 214 ​ 214 COR.pdf214 COR.pdf​
​English 215
 ​ ​215 COR.pdf215 COR.pdf
​English 220
 ​ ​220 COR.pdf220 COR.pdf
​English 231 ​ ​231 COR.pdf231 COR.pdf
​English 232
 ​ ​232 COR.pdf232 COR.pdf
​English 233A
 ​233A SLO.doc233A SLO.doc ​233A COR.pdf233A COR.pdf
​English 233B ​ ​233B COR.pdf233B COR.pdf
​English 233C ​ ​233C COR.pdf233C COR.pdf
​English 233D ​ ​233D COR.pdf233D COR.pdf
​English 241 ​241 SLO.doc241 SLO.doc ​241 COR.pdf241 COR.pdf
​English 242 ​ ​242 COR.pdf242 COR.pdf
​English 243 ​ ​243 COR.pdf243 COR.pdf
​English 245 ​ ​245 COR.pdf245 COR.pdf
​English 246 ​ ​246 COR.pdf246 COR.pdf
​English 270 ​270 SLO.doc270 SLO.doc ​270 COR.pdf270 COR.pdf
English ​271 ​ ​271 COR.pdf271 COR.pdf
​English 272 ​272 SLO.doc272 SLO.doc ​272 COR.pdf272 COR.pdf
​English 278 ​ 278 COR.pdf278 COR.pdf​
 

 
ESL/EMLS
 
Course ​Student Learning Outcomes ​Course Outline of Record
​ESL N40A
 N40A SLO.docN40A SLO.doc
 ​ESL N40A COR.pdfESL N40A COR.pdf
​ESL N40B
 ​N40B SLO.docN40B SLO.doc ​ESL N40B COR.pdfESL N40B COR.pdf
​ESL N49 ​N49 SLO.docN49 SLO.doc ​ESL N49 COR.pdfESL N49 COR.pdf
​EMLS 055 ​ ​EMLS 055 COR.pdfEMLS 055 COR.pdf
EMLS 107​ ​ ​EMLS 107 COR.pdfEMLS 107 COR.pdf
​EMLS 109 ​ ​EMLS 109 COR.pdfEMLS 109 COR.pdf
​EMLS 110
 ​110 SLO.doc110 SLO.doc ​EMLS 110 COR.pdfEMLS 110 COR.pdf
​EMLS 112
 ​112 SLO.doc112 SLO.doc ​EMLS 112 COR.pdfEMLS 112 COR.pdf
 


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SANTA ANA COLLEGE
ESL/EMLS

 

ESL/EMLS courses are offered by the English/ESL Dept. to help bilingual, multilingual, and non-native speakers of English who need additional work before enrolling in English 101, Freshman Composition. These courses provide practice in such areas as vocabulary, advanced sentence construction and especially, practice in writing paragraphs and essays.

Students who took ELD classes in high school and studied regular English only in their senior year should take the TELD test (Test of English Language Development) to determine their college placement.

Students enrolled in ESL/EMLS courses should also enroll at the same time in a Reading class and possibly a pronunciation class to improve their English faster.

Many high school graduates taking the TELD place in EMLS 109, 3 steps below English 101, the same level as English N50. However, EMLS 109, like the other EMLS courses, focuses on writing problems faced by bilingual or non-native speakers of English. EMLS 107 through EMLS 112, unlike English N50, N60 and 061, are transferable to some California State University campuses as electives.

 

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ENGLISH SECOND LANGUAGE

and
 
ENGLISH for MULTILINGUAL STUDENTS

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ESL/EMLS Paths

Multilingual, bilingual, and non-native speakers of English wishing to enter the English Transfer program, which begins with English 101, must meet the following requirements: Completion of EMLS 112 with grade of A, B, or C OR qualifying profile from ESL/EMLS placement process*.



The following diagrams summarize the program and requirements:



Low Intermediate Level Courses

​ESL Class
Speech Class
Reading Class
​ESL N40A
 ​None ​None
ESL N40B
None
​Reading N49 A/B
​ESL N49
​Speech Communication N50
​Reading N49 A/B
 

Intermediate Level Courses
 
​EMLS Class
 Speech Class
Reading Class
​EMLS 055
​Speech Com. N52A
​Reading N50A/B or N80A/B
EMLS 107
​Speech Com. N52 A/B
Reading N80A/B
​EMLS 109
​Speech Com. 096, 097, N53
​Reading N90 AB or 91
 

Advanced Level Courses
 
​EMLS Class Speech Class
Reading Class
​EMLS 110
​Speech Com. 096, 097, or N53
​Reading N90AB or 91
​EMLS 112
​Speech Com. N50
​Reading 102
 

Freshman Composition
 
​English Class ​Speech Class ​Reading Class
​English 101 or 101H ​Speech Com. 101 or 102 ​Reading 150
 
Download a copy of the above diagram: ESL-EMLS Path.pdfESL-EMLS Path.pdf


*To make your appointment for your ESL Placement Test,
please visit the Testing Center's webpage.
 
 

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Department Chairs



 
English

Office: D-430
Phone: (714) 564-6538

 
ESL

Office: D-433
Phone: (714)564-6513
 
 
 
 
 
 
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​“If you want to be a writer, you must do two things above all others: read a lot and write a lot.”

~Stephen King

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Full-time Faculty
 

​Name ​Office ​Extension ​E-mail Address
Bassett, Dana​ ​D-410 ​46525

​bassett_dana@sac.edu

Bennett, Gary​ ​D-433 ​46553

​bennett_gary@sac.edu

Beyersdorf, Matt​ ​D-430 ​46538

​beyersdorf_matthew@sac.edu

Brandon, Kelly​ ​D-420 ​46551

​brandon_kelly@sac.edu

Dwyer, Dalva​ ​D-403 ​46159

​dwyer_dalva@sac.edu

​Ehresmann, Beverly ​D-424 ​46557

​ehresmann_beverly@sac.edu

​Hassel, Elissa ​D-433 ​46513

​hassel_elissa@sac.edu

​Hicks, Ray ​D-403 ​46510

​hicks_raymond@sac.edu

​Higgins, Mark ​D-420 ​46506

​higgins_mark@sac.edu

​Huck, Todd ​D-424 ​46548

​huck_todd@sac.edu

​Jaros, Bonita A-101 ​46989

​jaros_bonita@sac.edu

​Keith, Katharine ​D-430 ​46580

​keith_kitty@sac.edu

​Lewis, Michael ​D-432 ​45636

​lewis_mike@sac.edu

​Mallory, Lee ​D-411 ​46526

​mallory_lee@sac.edu

​Martinez, Donato ​D-423 ​46547

​martinez_donato@sac.edu

​Mowrer, Melanie ​D-409 ​46522

​mowrer_melanie@sac.edu

​Mitzner, Rita ​D-410 ​46537

mitzner_rita@sac.edu

​Patterson, Kathy ​D-428 ​46528

​patterson_kathy@sac.edu

​Ramshaw, Chuck ​D-419 ​46342

​ramshaw_charles@sac.edu

Simmons, Kathleen​ ​D-409 ​46523

​simmons_kathleen@sac.edu

​Sosta, Rachel ​D-427 ​46566

​sosta_rachel@sac.edu

​Tran, Melissa ​D-405 ​45775

​tran_melissa_l@sac.edu

  

 

For part-time facutly members, you can access the directory here.

 

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