[ SECRET POST #3558 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3558 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Reporting a professor?

[herpymcderp]

Speak up to whoever happens to be in charge of HR for the department. Sometimes that's a chair or an assistant chair. Other times there's a dedicated advisor or student relations person. Usually any good university website will tell you exactly who to talk to about problems with faculty.

This isn't something you should wait on. This sort of behaviour tends to get worse, not better, and it's not something any good university should tolerate.

Re: Reporting a professor?

[(Anonymous)]

I had a professor I definitely wish I'd reported. He was a bit of a Michael Scott type - as in, I don't think he was intentionally hurtful, just caught up in trying to be "in touch" and unaware of the situation he'd put his students in. So I felt bad reporting him because I knew he meant well. But now I realize he made what should've been a great class a terrible experience, and really, he made a lot of students very uncomfortable. (And you have to wonder how much he actually meant well, and how much he just knew if he acted like the fun guy, he could get away with the not so fun stuff.)