The administration has acknowledged the volume of interest regarding the grading policy for Biology 205. I have requested a formal meeting with the department head to present our proposal for a pass or fail option.
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Sarah Ward
10 years ago
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YES PLEASE. this class is way too much work for a gen ed credit.
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Jessica Cole
10 years ago
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Bio 205 is literally ruining my gpa rn. thank you for starting this.
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Marcus Shepherd
10 years ago
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Nobody graduating with a business degree needs to stress this hard over plant anatomy. Just let us pass the class and move on already.
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Jade Hess
10 years ago
I think we should also consider taking the petition to President Mckinley. Yes, it would be technically skipping the chain of command, but I was one of the students who originally talked to Dr. Leonardo after the second day of class about the way the class was going. Dr. Leonardo is very hard to read. President Mckinley would definitely take an interest in our concerns.
We can say something like:
We have voiced our concerns over this subject to the biology chair and have not had a substantive response concerning the teachings of Botany (CLASS #) by Dr. Grubb.
As a student of Coe, who pays tuition and had to make sacrifices to attend. I am disheartened that we would hire staff with the extreme lack of unprofessionalism that Dr. Grubb exhibited. For example 1) 2) 3)....
Personally, I have goals to pursue post graduate study, with hopes of doing research, and I fear that I will be woefully unprepared to follow this goal due to the lack of teaching that has occurred. My peers have many of the same feelings as I do. We wish to rectify this situation as soon as possible so that we can.
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The administration has acknowledged the volume of interest regarding the grading policy for Biology 205. I have requested a formal meeting with the department head to present our proposal for a pass or fail option.
4 Comments
S
Sarah Ward
10 years ago
Featured
YES PLEASE. this class is way too much work for a gen ed credit.
J
Jessica Cole
10 years ago
Featured
Bio 205 is literally ruining my gpa rn. thank you for starting this.
M
Marcus Shepherd
10 years ago
Featured
Nobody graduating with a business degree needs to stress this hard over plant anatomy. Just let us pass the class and move on already.
J
Jade Hess
10 years ago
I think we should also consider taking the petition to President Mckinley. Yes, it would be technically skipping the chain of command, but I was one of the students who originally talked to Dr. Leonardo after the second day of class about the way the class was going. Dr. Leonardo is very hard to read. President Mckinley would definitely take an interest in our concerns.
We can say something like:
We have voiced our concerns over this subject to the biology chair and have not had a substantive response concerning the teachings of Botany (CLASS #) by Dr. Grubb.
As a student of Coe, who pays tuition and had to make sacrifices to attend. I am disheartened that we would hire staff with the extreme lack of unprofessionalism that Dr. Grubb exhibited. For example 1) 2) 3)....
Personally, I have goals to pursue post graduate study, with hopes of doing research, and I fear that I will be woefully unprepared to follow this goal due to the lack of teaching that has occurred. My peers have many of the same feelings as I do. We wish to rectify this situation as soon as possible so that we can.
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YES PLEASE. this class is way too much work for a gen ed credit.