Long Bio
Tasha Telles is an English Instructor for the College of Integrative Sciences and Arts for Arizona State University, Downtown Campus teaching First-Year Composition and Writing Concentration. Tasha also serves as an instructor for the Stretch Writing Program, which is designed to give students, placed into the course, more time to develop, revise, and generally think about their writing. In essense, the program is designed to develop writing in preparation for First-Year Composition courses.
To include, Tasha participates in ASU's TRIO Upward Bound. A program geared for first-generation and/or low-income college bound high school students; providing academic support, mentoring, and university exposure.
Research Interests
Composition
Digital Rhetoric
Food & Health
Professional Writing
Technical Writing
Technology
Social & Cutlural Studies
Monolingualism
Research Group
Dr. Imge Oranli: Intervening Voices: Exploring Pedagogical Approaches to Inclusion. DEISJ Workshop. Arizona State University. 4 March, 2020
Research Activity
Crafting Identities of Digital Mattering. Western States Rhetoric and Literacy 2018. (8/2017-11/2018)
Intervening Voices: Exploring Pedagogical Approaches to Inclusion. DEISJ Workshop. Arizona State University. 4 March, 2020
Unveiling and Contesting Monoligualism In and Through Our Teaching
Courses
2025 Summer
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2025 Spring
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2024 Fall
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2024 Summer
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2024 Spring
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2023 Fall
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2023 Summer
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2023 Spring
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2022 Fall
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2022 Summer
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2022 Spring
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2021 Fall
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2021 Summer
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2021 Spring
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2020 Fall
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2020 Summer
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2020 Spring
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Presentations
Crafting Identities of Digital Mattering. Western States Rhetoric and Literacy 2018. (8/2017-11/2018)
Intervening Voices: Exploring Pedagogical Approaches to Inclusion. DEISJ Workshop. Arizona State University. 4 March, 2020
Unveiling and Contesting Monoligualism In and Through Our Teaching
Honors / Awards
Recognition for Teaching and Dedication, ASU Upward Bound, Summer 2017
Recognition for Teaching and Dedication, Clemente Veteran’s First, & The Inaugural Class of the Phoenix Veterans Initiative – July 2016
Sun Award, ASU - October 2016
Professional Associations
Arizona State University's Faculty Women of Color Caucus
National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity (NFDD), Member 9 August 2018
Graduate Faculties / Mentoring History
Mentoring: Honor's Faculty
Service
Arizona State University's Upward Bound
