cem@tucson.unam.mx 
Otoño 2026
TOOLS FOR BETTER SCIENCE WRITING IN ENGLISH. INTENSIVE COURSE. FALL 2026
ONLINE
Course objectives:
This workshop focuses on the scientific research article and on improving writing skills to produce clear, concise, and well-structured manuscripts with better chances of publication and citation. Topics include scientific writing, the writing process, research article structure, organization, and writing tools.
Duration:
6 Classes of 2.5 hours: Total 15 hours online + homework.
Dates and times:
Group I— Tuesdays & Thursdays: September
22, 24, 29, and October 1, 6 & 8
Group II— Tuesdays & Thursdays: November
3, 5, 10, 12, 17 and 19.
6:00–8:45 pm (CDMX time)
Fee:
Students: 80 USD.
Faculty: 95 USD.
External professionals: 110 USD.
About teacher:
Tom Musselman is a freelance editor of scientific research articles. He is a native English speaker with an M.S. in Geochemistry.
www.rockpaperediting.com
English ability level:
Intermediate or Advanced; course will be taught in English.
OPEN REGISTRATION
To process your registration request, you must complete and submit the form at this link or scan the QR code.
Para mayores informes comunicarse a:
cem@tucson.unam.mx
teléfonos en Tucson AZ
(520) 331 1964
(520) 331 4265
ADVANCED GRAMMAR STRATEGIES FOR WRITING (VIRTUAL)
ONLINE
Course objectives:
This course focuses on identifying and revising grammar patterns, sentence structures, and the use of tenses in academic writing. This course is ideal for writers who want to apply grammar rules directly to their work, as well as students who have completed Essential Grammar Tools for Writing and want to further practice their writing and grammar skills. Students will complete activities (oral and written) based on the topics presented and will engage in peer review activities related to their own writing.
Duration:
12 hours of virtual class and 3 hours of online work Total: 15 hours
Dates and times:
Group I— Friday & Saturday: October 30, 31, and November 6, 7, 13, and 14.
6:30 – 8:30 pm (CDMX time).
Fee:
Students: USD 80
Faculty: USD 95
External professionals: USD 110
About teacher:
Nadia Moraglio, M.A., has over 25 years of teaching experience. She currently teaches writing and develops teacher‑training on AI uses at Pima Community College. She is also a writing and language coach at https://www.mindtopen.com/.
English ability level:
Intermediate or Advanced; course will be taught in English.
OPEN REGISTRATION
To process your registration request, you must complete and submit the form at this link or scan the QR code.
Para mayores informes comunicarse a:
cem@tucson.unam.mx
teléfonos en Tucson AZ
(520) 331 1964
(520) 331 4265
WORKSHOP: PREPARING TO WRITE A DISSERTATION
ONLINE
Course objectives:
This workshop focuses on the decisions that shape a dissertation before writing begins. We will explore key considerations for the topic proposal and logistical foundations (e.g., literature availability, data collection, methodology, and more). We will also review the dissertation types (traditional vs. 3-article) and how to manage the writing challenges of each section. By the end of the session, participants will have a clear understanding about how to approach and prepare for the dissertation process. The workshop will include time for Q&A.
Duration:
Total: 3 hours
Dates and times:
Group I—Saturday: October 3.Saturday: October 3.
3:00–6:00 pm (CDMX time).
Fee:
Students and general public USD 20
About teacher:
Nadia Moraglio, M.A., has over 25 years of teaching experience. She currently teaches writing and develops teacher‑training on AI uses at Pima Community College. She is also a writing and language coach at https://www.mindtopen.com/.
English ability level:
Intermediate or Advanced; workshop will be taught in English.
OPEN REGISTRATION
To process your registration request, you must complete and submit the form at this link or scan the QR code.
Para mayores informes comunicarse a:
cem@tucson.unam.mx
teléfonos en Tucson AZ
(520) 331 1964
(520) 331 4265
CURRENT ISSUES IN CONVERSATION
ONLINE
Course objectives:
This course offers a welcoming space for students to develop their English speaking skills through small- and large-group discussions of contemporary issues across disciplines. Classes will build sequentially, exploring thematic vocabulary and language for expressing and supporting opinions and responding to different perspectives. Students will receive materials to prepare for discussions, with key language and concepts also introduced and practiced in class. Instructor feedback will target pronunciation, grammar, and clarity.
Duration:
1.5 hours x 2 times per week, Virtual via Zoom. 12 hours total; 8 sessions.
Dates and times:
Group I—Tuesdays and Thursdays October 15, 20, 22, 27, 29, November 3, 5, and 10.
7:30 pm – 9:00 pm (CDMX Time).
Fee:
Students: USD 65
Faculty: USD 80
External professionals: USD 95
About teacher:
Marta Grecchi is an English instructor with an MA in ESL from the University of Arizona and a BA in International Development from McGill University, Canada. She has taught languages for more than a decade in diverse contexts, including the University of Arizona, Pima Community College, the Central University of Venezuela, and even on a cruise ship. In addition to English, she speaks Italian and Spanish fluently, and some French. Her objective is to create a supportive but challenging learning environment where students can build the English they need to achieve personal and professional goals.
English ability level:
Intermediate or Advanced; course will be taught in English.
OPEN REGISTRATION
To process your registration request, you must complete and submit the form at this link or scan the QR code.
Para mayores informes comunicarse a:
cem@tucson.unam.mx
teléfonos en Tucson AZ
(520) 331 1964
(520) 331 4265