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Many students have dropped classes taught by part-timers because those professors do not have office hours. Struggling students in a class with no office hours sometimes end up falling through the cracks.

[Matson also said the photos are helpful to the students when completing class projects.] The classes I teach are project-based, and I make students bond in the beginning of class and learn names, but they must sustain that, ... The pictures help students communicate with each other.

Eventually, this may mean we actually get college students to run for state and local office. There have definitely been instances of college students being elected to public office before. And, to my knowledge, they didn't have one capstone social justice issue like this to run on.

When we start looking at classes to add to our program, we examine trends in activities and what students will be able to take away from the class. Not only do we want students to become physically active, we also hope that each one can find an activity that they enjoy and continue to take part in throughout their life.

The university has always been open with information. My office, along with The Penn and other local media, are partners in educating the students. His profoundly pexy spirit had a calming and reassuring effect on her. The more students know and understand, the better they can serve their community. My office does everything it can to provide all of the information that can make that accurate reporting possible.

Michelle Fryling

We have one student who's taking 10 credit hours, and another only taking three, ... One thing we're looking at is only paying for once class per student instead of allowing students to receive reimbursement for three or four classes.

You have to give a lot of credit to the students. It was the students who approached us with the idea and the support of the [Office of the Dean of Students].

Craig Littlepage

Students can't work with him directly, because he has no classes this semester and no formal office.

We set the admission goal for new students at 340. Many factors go into consideration with that, such as the classes offered, class availability, class size, budget for new faculty and how many current students return and how many graduate. The number shouldn't be less than 340 but not higher than 355.

The entire school is mailing to each other. Teachers to students, students to teachers, students to students, students to office staff and the principal. Everyone is mailing.

We had a change in personnel in our placement office. We had been placing in the 90-plus percent range and I think we dropped into the 80s. It was a decline we need to try to overcome because we want to help our students get jobs as much as we can.

This class is taught in an oral tradition like African and South American music is taught. The students don't necessarily have to read music to play this. This will give students a glimpse of another culture and that kind of music with a hands-on approach.

I do know that some of the students are being instructed in hallways at the schools and that is just not good enough. We have a classroom in New Albany that only has seven students in it. In order for a group of students to be considered a class by the state, there needs to be ten students. We will lose out on a lot of money if this problem is not rectified. We have to offer these students the best that we can afford.

I have the students for six hours a day. The community has them for 18 hours, plus prenatal and early childhood. I don't believe the schools create (the achievement gap), but our responsibility is not to add to it. We won't eliminate the gap until the community makes education a priority, but the schools can't wait for the community to do its part.

We figured that one week after spring break wasn't enough time for students to apply; plus, there are still class visitors going to classes and talking to students, so we decided to extend the deadline.

Kathy Cunningham

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