AEPP Throwback: Manal’s Session 1 Class

🏖️ AEPP 2020 Throwback 🏖️ We miss our AEPP students! This is a photo of Manal’s class from the first session. The Academic English Pre-Matriculation Program (AEPP) is our intensive English course for incoming UChicago PhD and Masters students. Over 3 weeks in August and September, AEPP students refresh their knowledge of academic English and […]

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AEPP Throwback: James’s Session 1 Class

🏖️ AEPP 2020 Throwback 🏖️ We miss our AEPP students! This is a photo of James’s class from the first session. The Academic English Pre-Matriculation Program (AEPP) is our intensive English course for incoming @uchicago PhD and Masters students. Over 3 weeks in August and September, AEPP students refresh their knowledge of academic English and […]

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AEPP Throwback: Arthur’s Session 1 Class

🏖️ AEPP 2020 Throwback 🏖️   We miss our AEPP students!   This is a photo of Arthur’s class from the first session.   The Academic English Pre-Matriculation Program (AEPP) is our intensive English course for incoming @uchicago PhD and Masters students.   Over 3 weeks in August and September, AEPP students refresh their knowledge […]

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AEPP Throwback: Christine’s Session 1 Class

🏖️ AEPP 2020 Throwback 🏖️   We miss our AEPP students!   This is a photo of Christine’s class from the first session.   The Academic English Pre-Matriculation Program (AEPP) is our intensive English course for incoming @uchicago PhD and Masters students.   Over 3 weeks in August and September, AEPP students refresh their knowledge […]

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AEPP 2020 Photo Contest Winner: Rahul

📸AEPP Photo Contest📸 Today, we’re showcasing the winning collage from our 2020 AEPP photo contest, created by Rahul!⠀ ⠀ Rahul participated this year in the AEPP from India. During his time, he took photos of his hometown that evoked his experience of studying remotely and preparing for his @uchicago studies. ⠀ As the winner, Rahul’s […]

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Autumn 2020: Written Communication: Standards and Conventions in North America

“One of my favorite things is to find something that I had written but forgotten about. I love that mix of feelings between, ‘I wrote this’ and ‘I don’t remember writing this,’ followed usually by, ‘Wow, I was more clever than I thought…’ Unlike spoken words, writing is durable. I enjoy working with the Written […]

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Social Justice Update: September

Back in June, the ELI sent out a survey to our students regarding the racial and social justice protests that were, and still are, occurring in the U.S. Several students responded to the survey and asked some wonderful questions. We have posted those (anonymous) questions and our responses to our blog: https://esl.uchicago.edu/2020/09/02/the-elis-response-to-recent-social-unrest-in-the-u-s/ Please don’t hesitate […]

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ELI Student Spotlight

Congratulations to our Writing Tutor, Eszter Ronai, on being a recipient of an International House 2020-2021 Graduate Fellowship! 💯💥📣 Fellows “were selected based on academic merit, leadership abilities, community activities, and their ability to contribute to the diversity of the International House community. Graduate Fellows have the unique opportunity to play a leadership role within […]

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AEPP Student Spotlight: Ziqi W

Today, we’re highlighting a winning submission from the 2019 AEPP Finding Chicago: Global Perspectives project. The AEPP-Speaking students recorded podcasts on an issue in North American or Chicago culture that captured their attention. Today’s featured podcast is from Ziqi W, a Harris School of Public Policy Masters student. Congratulations, Ziqi! In this podcast, Ziqi discusses […]

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AEPP Student Spotlight: Ruihan H

Today, we’re highlighting a winning submission from the 2019 AEPP Finding Chicago: Global Perspectives project. The AEPP-Speaking students recorded podcasts on an issue in North American or Chicago culture that captured their attention. Today’s featured podcast is from Ruihan H, a Harris MPP Masters student. Congratulations, Ruihan! In this podcast, Ruihan discusses the 2019 election […]

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AEPP Student Spotlight: Yuxin F

Today, we’re highlighting a winning submission from the 2019 AEPP Finding Chicago: Global Perspectives project. The AEPP-Writing students wrote blog posts on an issue in North American or Chicago culture that captured their attention. Today’s featured blog is from Yuxin F., a Master of Arts Program In the Humanities (MAPH) Masters student. Congratulations, Yuxin! In […]

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AEPP Student Spotlight: Hong Q

Today, we’re highlighting a winning submission from the 2019 AEPP Finding Chicago: Global Perspectives project. The AEPP-Speaking students recorded podcasts on an issue in North American or Chicago culture that captured their attention. Today’s featured podcast is from Hong Q., a Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering (PME) PhD student. Congratulations, Hong! In this podcast, Hong […]

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AEPP Student Spotlight: Jingyi T

Today, we’re highlighting a winning submission from the 2019 AEPP Finding Chicago: Global Perspectives project. The AEPP-Speaking students recorded podcasts on an issue in North American or Chicago culture that captured their attention. Today’s featured podcast is from Jingyi T., Harris School of Public Policy Masters of Public Policy student. Congratulations, Jingyi! In this podcast, […]

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AEPP Student Spotlight: Joanna T

Today, we’re highlighting a winning submission from the 2019 AEPP Finding Chicago: Global Perspectives project. The AEPP-Speaking students recorded podcasts on an issue in North American or Chicago culture that captured their attention. Today’s featured podcast is from Joanna T., a Harris School of Public Policy Masters of Public Policy student. Congratulations, Joanna! In this […]

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AEPP Student Spotlight: Carina K

Today, we’re highlighting a winning submission from the 2019 AEPP Finding Chicago: Global Perspectives project. The AEPP-Writing students wrote blog posts on an issue in North American or Chicago culture that captured their attention. Today’s featured blog is from Carina K., a UChicago MAPSS student. Congratulations, Carina! In this blog, Carina discusses the Chicago neighborhood […]

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