[ SECRET POST #3558 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3558 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Reporting a professor?

[(Anonymous)]

If you have an advisor, I might talk to him or her first. Otherwise, yes, talk to the director, or even the dean of that department. (And I imagine this is also what your advisor will tell you, but he or she may have suggestions as to how you might approach the conversation.) In my experience, they are generally good about understanding their students' needs.

(Also, maybe you can get some of the other students to go with you? That way it isn't just one person.)

Re: Reporting a professor?

[(Anonymous)]

I like the idea of talking to my advisor. They might know more about how the process works before I go to the "head honcho," so to speak. I'm gonna ask a classmate of mine if she would speak up with me.

Re: Reporting a professor?

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, this. Start with an advisor.

Re: Reporting a professor?

[(Anonymous)]

I second getting other students to speak up with you. It will be way harder to dismiss or deny that way.