This session provides practical information for applying to teach at colleges and universities. Come hear directly from those involved in the hiring process from UCLA, LA Mission College, and CSU Northridge about what they look for in applications regarding experience, training, and recommendations. They will also share how to best prepare for an interview, teaching demonstration, and other tips.
Associate Professor and TESOL Chair; Co-Editor of The CATESOL Journal, Pepperdine University
Kevin Wong, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor and Chair of the TESOL program at Pepperdine University. He is also Co-Editor of The CATESOL Journal and Editor of The Teacher Advocate. Kevin is a scholar of language learning and early literacy development in K-12 (primary and secondary... Read More →
This panel aims to empower TESOL professionals by providing essential strategies and insights for securing full-time teaching positions in the community college system. Leveraging decades of cumulative community college teaching and administrative experience, panelists offer insights into job document creation, qualifications, the interview process, and strategies for making oneself marketable long in advance of applying. Participants will leave with actionable strategies to bolster their professional growth and success, ensuring their voices are heard and valued in the community college landscape.
ESL Assistant Program Chair, San Diego College of Continuing Education
Kelly Metz-Matthews, Ph.D. is faculty and Assistant Program Chair in the English as a Second Language Program at the San Diego College of Continuing Education. She is also Associate Editor of Applied Linguistics, an Oxford University Press journal. A longtime teacher educator and... Read More →
Dr. Denise Maduli-Williams is a Professor of English and ELAC (English Language Acquisition) and the Online Accessibility Mentor at San Diego Miramar College, teaching online, hybrid, and in-person. With over two decades of experience, her teaching journey spans diverse settings... Read More →
Gain insights on how you can make a difference globally through teaching projects designed by the U.S. Department of State. Engage with English Language Programs alumni to discover the profound impact their projects had abroad, as well as the personal and professional growth they encountered along the way.
*This session is presented by one of our CATESOL 2024 Conference Exhibitors. Find them in the Los Angeles Room after the session.*
