UCLA Summer Sessions offers more than 700 courses from approximately 60 UCLA departments in six-, eight-, nine-, and ten-week sessions. In addition, more than 30 specialized institutes offer concentrated programs in business, the arts, law, medicine, languages, and other subjects. Many students take advantage of Summer Sessions to enroll in courses they were unable to take during the year, repeat courses in which they may have done poorly, lighten their academic load for the following term, or complete graduation requirements more quickly. Some special programs are designed for advanced high school students. Enrollment is open to UC students and visitors.
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As finance manager, Steven Angelo prepares and analyzes budgets and various financial reports for Summer Sessions and related programs. He is involved in planning and policy development, budgetary oversight, personnel, purchasing, administrative analysis, and problem solving. He works closely with academic departments on their program budgets and revenue sharing. |
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| As student services manager, Bruce Armstrong oversees student registration and enrollment processes. |
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| As assistant director for academic advising and student affairs in the Center for World Languages, Sara Hosegera is responsible for advising students on language courses. |
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| As student services specialist, Alejandra Hurtado handles student registration and payment problems. She is also responsible for the administration of Summer Institutes and Special Programs. |
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| As international student services coordinator, Wilsi Lieux advises international students on visas and immigration regulations. She also issues the I-20s for the summer program. |
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| As international marketing and recruitment coordinator, Gideon Malone acts as liaison between UCLA and partner institutions abroad. He is responsible for summer international students. |
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| As a student services specialist, Marriell Marquette welcomes all visitors to the Summer Sessions office and advises UCLA and visiting students about courses and registration. |
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| As marketing manager, Kathleen Micham is responsible for outreach, media relations, and publicity. She writes and edits copy for brochures and Web sites. |
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| As international student services coordinator, Nancy Montez counsels international students via phone, e-mail, and in person regarding registration and enrollment processes, dates, deadlines, course selection, transferability, payment methods, housing options, campus life and Los Angeles area. She also works on issues regarding visas and heath insurance. |
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| As the accounting and payroll assistant, Cathy Ruiz prepares purchase orders, submits travel vouchers, orders supplies, reconciles the ledger, hires and pays the staff, and acts a resource for procedural and policy questions. |
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| As executive officer, Susan Sims oversees Summer Sessions student services. In her responsibilities for the day-to-day core operations, she also handles issues relating to budgets, personnel, and office management. |
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| As an academic specialist, Zeta Yu Peralta is focusing on developing local and international environmental and sustainability initiatives. |
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