Frequently Asked Questions Disabilities Faculty appreciate hearing from students who feel that they may need an accommodation for any sort of disability. Students may see instructors after class or during office hours. Please contact faculty during the first week of class rather than after the first test or paper. Karen Drilling, coordinator of services for students with disabilities, is available in the Counseling Center for advice and assistance. Attendance Faculty expect students will attend all classes and be prepared for them.
Instructors take attendance and evaluate participation at each class session.
Preparation Instructors expect students will prepare for class and complete reading, writing, and other assignments. On the average, students should expect to study two to three hours for every contact hour in class. Evaluation Criteria Reaction papers, oral or written quizzes, class exercises, essays, critical papers, portfolios, and examinations as well as class participation form the basis for students' evaluation in courses. The mixture of assignments and tasks will be determined by individual faculty during the semester. Absences Absences may occur.