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Dr.
Chrisitne Moseley received a
B.S. in Biology , her M.S. in Parasitology, and her Ph.D.
in Comparative Physiology from UCI. Her work in higher education spans
over 20 years from faculty member to administrator. Dr. Moseley is the
director of the Learning and Academic Resource Center.
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Olivia Chan holds a BA in
Political Science from UCLA and a California Teaching Credential and a
MA in Education from Stanford University. She leads the Study
Strategies workshops for LARC. Before joining LARC as an
Education Specialist, she has lead school reform programs for teachers
and has taught at all levels except elementary. In her free time
on the Metrolink to downtown LA, she loves listening to KKLA and making
new friends because: "He is no fool who gives what
he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose."
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James Culhane, educated at the
University of Virginia, Claremont Graduate School, and UCI, has been a
Writing Specialist at the Learning and Academic Resource Center since
1980. He is also the Manger of the Division of Humanities,
Social Science and Social Ecology for LARC. James pursues a
lifelong
interest in the music and culture of the American South.
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Pat Dodge, LARC's tutor salary
coordinator, has worked at UCI for many years. Outside academia,
Pat enjoys baby-sitting and knitting for her grandchildren and baking
for tutors. She also enjoys spending time with her
daughters.
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Richard Nester,
a native of Virginia, has an M.F.A. in English from the University of
Massachusetts. He is a Writing Specialist for the Learning and Academic
Resource Center. He is a published poet, whose work has appeared in
such national publications as Ploughshares, Callaloo, and Tikkun.
His latest passion is playing the harmonica.
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Philippe Relouzat holds a B.A. from France , an M.S. from
UCLA, and a Ph.D. in Mathematics from UCI. He leads Mathematics
adjuncts and is the Science and Technology division Manager for the
Learning and Academic Resource Center. Philippe has taught in many
undergraduate courses, including the Summer Bridge and CAMP Programs at
UCI. He has also taught at the El Toro USMCAS and at Mt. St. Mary's
College. Philippe is mentioned in one of Richard Nester's poems. His
motto is "It only works on the very last try."
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Janice Schiefelbine
received her B.A. in History from UCLA and her M.S. in TESOL from
California State University, Fullerton. She has worked at all
levels of ESL instruction from orientation to college
composition. She is fascinated by the process of language
acquisition and is the ESL Specialist at LARC. Jan enjoys
family activities, and traveling with her husband. A
particular interest of hers is the red rock country of Southern Utah
which she proudly claims as her "native land".
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Susan Schober has
two master's degrees, one in Linguistics and one in Spanish, both from
USC. She is a Writing Specialist for the Learning and Academic Resource
Center. Sue has been at UCI for over 15 years, and she loves reading
Latin American novels.
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Mike 'thaaat's riiiight' Ousdahl received his
B.A. in Psychology and Social Behavior from UC
Irvine in 2006. He graduated Magna Cum Laude with Phi Beta Kappa
honors.
As an undergraduate he was involved in various on-campus activities
including the UCI Greek system, SPOP,
ASUCI, and the Campus Representative program. He also worked at
LARC as a statistics tutor for three quarters. In the future he
plans to
pursue a Ph.D. in Psychology researching the mechanisms behind
individuals
successful coping with traumatic experiences. He is currently
working for LARC as the mathematics tutor advisor.
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Salma 'jooj' Khoshfekr is currently the tutor
advisor for the Schools of Social
Ecology, Social Sciences and Humanities. She was Criminology LARC tutor
for two years, and she will be graduating with her
B.A. in Psychology and Social Behavior this Spring. Salma is also a
Resident Advisor in Campus Village and an Intern at the Volunteer
Center.
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Mat 'biscuts' Kladney
earned his B.S. in Chemistry in 2003 specializing in Organic
Chemistry. Soon after finishing his degree he moved to Scotland
to pursue his true love - cardboard and loud music. In 2006 Mat
returned to Southern California to attend classes and work for
LARC. This is his 14th quarter with LARC. Although he is a die
hard 'eaters fan he doubts he'll see
his team go to the big dance. He is the current Chemistry tutor
advisor.
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Paul 'phosphorous'
Ngo earned his B.S. in Biology in 2006. As an
undergraduate he was involved in a variety of campus activities in
Minority Outreach and education. He has worked as a LARC tutor
for three and a half years before becoming the current Tutor Advisor
for Biology. He is in the process of applying to medical school
and in the future hopes to specialize in treatment of the elderly and
medically under-served community.
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Neema 'almost as amazing as Pat' Izadi
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