SFSU Composition for Multilingual Students Program

For all students: the first day of classes is on Wednesday, Jan. 27. Best of luck this semester!

SUMMER '15 CLASSES--It's time to register! The Composition for Multilingual Students Program will be offering these courses this summer:

OPEN SECTIONS IN CMS CLASSES: T/TH

Course # Section Time Room Teacher Spaces

204 03 TTH 11:00-12:15 HSS 305 Ades 8

208 03 TTH 11:00-12:15 HSS 201 Anderson 4

209 04 TTH 2:10-3:25 HUM 132 Motai 1
05 TTH 3:35-4:50 HUM 132 Motai 12

210 04 TTH 9:35-10:50 HUM 114 Motai 10
04 TTH 12:35-1:50 HUM 114 Motai 4

212 04 TTH 3:35-4:50 HUM 374 Ades 2

215 08 TTH 5:35-6:50 HUM 212 Heyer 11

NO OPEN CLASSES MW or MWF

OFFICE CLOSED & MOVING: The CMS Office, along with the English Department, will be closed and in the process of moving today, Thurs. Jan. 15 & tomorrow, Fri. Jan. 16. Our NEW office will be HUM 481. We will resume normal operations on Tues. Jan. 20th.

Stay safe and dry everyone!

Follow the link to read the December issue of the CMS newsletter! There is important information regarding office changes in the spring, registration for classes, student/teacher highlights, and more --> http://cmls.sfsu.edu/december-2014-newsletter

December 2014 Newsletter! - Composition for Multilingual Students Program - College of Liberal &...

Please note: The CMS Office will be closed all of next week, from November 24th- November 28th. Hope everyone has a happy Thanksgiving break filled with good food, good company, and lots of rest!

Check out the November newsletter! There are program announcements, CMS student highlights, a bio on the one and only Program Coordinator, Lisa Heyer, an events calendar, and more! --> http://cmls.sfsu.edu/november-2014-newsletter

November 2014 Newsletter! - Composition for Multilingual Students Program - College of Liberal &...

Trying to stay up-to-date with on and off campus news? Check out our new October newsletter! There are program announcements, tutoring information, a calendar of what's happening in the Bay Area, and more! All you have to do is follow the link --> http://cmls.sfsu.edu/october-2014-newsletter

October 2014 Newsletter! - Composition for Multilingual Students Program - College of Liberal &...

Greetings students!

The CMS Program here at SF State is seeking to find exciting, new ways to better serve you, our students. In order to learn more about your wants and needs as a student, please take this quick survey. Any input you have is highly valued! The results from the survey could lead to new opportunities for all of you to further enjoy your time here and grow during your undergraduate career.

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Taking the CMSPT make-up exam tomorrow? Here's how you can best prepare yourself:

1) Make sure you have registered on our page: http://cmls.sfsu.edu/cmspt. You will get a confirmation email after you have registered.
2) Make sure you have paid for the test: http://www.sfsu.edu/~testing. You will get a receipt.
3) Bring your confirmation email and receipt (printouts or be able to display on your phone/iPad) with you to the test.
4) Bring a pencil and a photo ID.
5) Bring patience and don't be late! We check all documents by hand; all test-takers go through the check-in line before being assigned a testing room.

REMINDER: All students please arrive to HUM 112 at 12:30 p.m. to check-in. Best of luck!

What do I need to do to prepare for the CMSPT (Monday, 8/18, 12:30 p.m. check-in)?

1) Make sure you have registered on our page: http://cmls.sfsu.edu/cmspt. You will get a confirmation email after you have registered.
2) Make sure you have paid for the test: http://www.sfsu.edu/~testing. You will get a receipt.
3) Bring your confirmation email and receipt (printouts or be able to display on your phone/iPad) with you to the test.
4) Bring a pencil and a photo ID.
5) Bring patience and don't be late! We check all documents by hand; all test-takers go through the check-in line before being assigned a testing room.