Teaching Background
Dana Teen Lomax is an internationally recognized writer who has been teaching composition and creative writing for over 20 years; Dana has inspired young writers at the elementary, middle, high school, and college levels. Currently, Dana teaches English and History at Del Mar Middle School and serves as a Lecturer in San Francisco State University's English and Composition Department. She has won several awards for her writing and teaching, including, most recently, the Lion and Unicorn Prize for North American Children's Literature from John Hopkins University Press and the Tiburon Arts Educator Award.
Tutoring
Ongoing Writing and Humanities Tutoring
Sessions generally run 1 hour per week
Location: Bel-Tib Library or by arrangement
Times TBD
Sessions generally run 1 hour per week
Location: Bel-Tib Library or by arrangement
Times TBD
High School and College Application Assistance
High School and College Essay Application Assistance
Sessions generally run 1-2 hours per week
Location: Bel-Tib Library or by arrangement
Times TBD
Sessions generally run 1-2 hours per week
Location: Bel-Tib Library or by arrangement
Times TBD
Summer Writing Workshops, Summer 2020
More information will be available in April
The Summer (FUN!) Writing Workshops are geared toward FUN-FILLED writing experiments, ones that
increase children's love of language and hone their skills in writing. These one-week sessions are co-taught
with Una Lomax-Emrick. Each week offers a new theme and emphasizes different literary techniques and academic skills.
To register, please call Dana Lomax 916 502-1007
increase children's love of language and hone their skills in writing. These one-week sessions are co-taught
with Una Lomax-Emrick. Each week offers a new theme and emphasizes different literary techniques and academic skills.
To register, please call Dana Lomax 916 502-1007
Sample Flyer from Summer 2019:
Tiburon Rotary Educator of the Year (2018)
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Tiburon Heritage & Arts Commission Educator of the Year (2017)
