Who to Contact

Here is the contact information for three top UCLA executives who have had a say in restricting the number of undergraduate classes, increasing class size, both of which have made it harder for undergraduates to get the courses they would like.

I suggest you get your parents to contact them too. They are likely to take notice.

Chancellor Gene Block

Telephone: 310-825-2151

Fax: 310-206-6030


E-mail: chancellor@ucla.edu

UCLA Chancellor's Office

Box 951405, 2147 Murphy Hall 
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1405

Campus mail address:
2147 Murphy Hall 
Campus Mail code: 140501

Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Scott L. Waugh

Email: evc@conet.ucla.edu


Telephone: 310-825-2052


Fax: 310-206-6030

UCLA Office of the Chancellor


2147 Murphy Hall, Box 951405
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1405

Dean of Humanities

Professor Tim Stowell

Email: tstowell@college.ucla.edu

UCLA Linguistics Department

3125 Campbell Hall

Los Angeles CA 90095-1453

Defunding Undergraduate Education: Part II

Recently, a UCLA dean sent lay-off notices to 67 lecturers, many of whom teach writing courses, such as English 2, English 3, English 100W, English 5W, English 6W. The University says that it may "suspend [undergraduate] requirements in part or in full" as part of its plan to solve the budget crisis.

UCLA Students, please offer your thoughts on the University's plan. Tell us how writing courses worked for you in your studies? How did the instructors help you? What aspects of writing classes do you most remember?

Defunding Undergraduate Education: Part I

UCLA Students, did you know...

In order to restructure the UC's undergraduate curriculum, the campus is offering fewer classes and is making the classes bigger.

Our Question to You:

Have you been able to get the courses you want or need? Please share some of your experiences signing up for the classes at UCLA. We are also interested in hearing about your experiences in writing,, language and, other required classes that may be eliminated soon