Georgia's Unnamed Students

This is a list of all of Georgia's unnamed students in the *Skeleton in the Family* series. They are of little consequence. Their schools, interactions with Georgia, book appearances, and other details are included here.

## Sequential History

### A Skeleton In The Family

* While Georgia was at McQuaid, many students came to Georgia's office hours to argue against the grades Georgia gave their essays. One in particular insisted he'd emailed Georgia his essay and it was Georgia's fault that she hadn't received it. Georgia double-checked and proved to the boy that she hadn't received it. The student pulled out his own computer to prove that he sent it, and it's discovered that he sent it to the wrong email address. Georgia silently thinks the student should have realized, because Georgia always sends confirmation emails when she receives things.

### The Skeleton Takes A Bow

* The one unnamed student who came to Georgia's office hours.
* The unnamed students who came to beg for extra credit.
* A couple unnamed students come to her office hours and their concerns are quickly dealt with

### The Skeleton Paints A Picture

* This unnamed student of Georgia's turned in a paper that wasn't only plagiarized, but plagiarized from one of her mother's articles. It had been written under her maiden name, so the student hadn't made the connection with Georgia. She thoroughly enjoyed flunking him in her class and reporting him to administration, which put him on academic probation for the rest of his college career.
* Georgia has received many papers from various unnamed students who'd copied huge swaths of texts from reference books or Wikipedia. Some dug up obscure essays, but it never fooled Georgia.
* During her Wednesday afternoon office hours, Georgia had a steady stream of students asking about grades, assignments, how many classes they could miss without it affecting their grades, and if Georgia was willing to grant an extension. For the first three, Georgia pointed out the syllabus; for the fourth, she went on a case-by-case basis.
* During Georgia's first class with Sid as a prompt-prop, an unnamed student said that the topic wasn't on the syllabus. Georgia said she thought she was going to lose it when he said this. She says it was the first time all semester someone admitted to reading the syllabus, and it was the worst time possible. At Sid's question, Georgia thinks he's an art history artist who wants to work in a museum, so attention to detail is huge for him.
* During Georgia's first shift at the Writing Lab, of her first three appointments, two of the three unnamed students had a paper due the next while the third unnamed student (a boy) had one due in an hour. Georgia's fourth appointment was late, out of breath and apologetic. Her paper session took almost an hour, extending past Georgia's shift.
* This unnamed student of Georgia's caused a disagreement between her and Kelly. Kelly reviewed this student's paper and said he was sure to get an A, which Georgia said Kelly should've never told him in the first place. Georgia gave the student a C, which was all the paper deserved, and the student complained to Kelly, who came to Georgia's office to find out what happened. Turns out, the student turned in the wrong draft, meaning that Georgia graded the version before Kelly's suggestions were implemented. They had the student come down to the office so they could explain the situation to him. The student pulled up the corrected paper on his laptop and Georgia graded that paper without taking any points off, since it was just a mistake. The student got an A and a reminder to come to his teacher (Georgia) first when he didn't think a grade was fair. The student apologized profusely and thanks Georgia for being so understanding.

### The Skeleton Makes A Friend

* This unnamed Andorian in Georgia's class found the letters accusing Hynes of sexual misconduct slipped under Georgia's classrom door.