[ SECRET POST #3558 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3558 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Reporting a professor?

[(Anonymous)]

Look to see what kind of resources your school has for support. I wouldn't report to the department chair (departments can have weird politics): go higher than that. You could talk to the dean of students, dean of the college, or an advisor. If you have connections with people in the counseling center, you could talk to them--that's confidential, and they'd likely be able to help you find the right channels to report this. If your school has ombudsmen, that could be an option as well.

Another option: simply go to the adult/staff member you trust most, and talk to them. Whether that's the program director, another professor, an advisor, or whoever, they will likely have the "lay of the land" and be able to help you out here.