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...Elyse M. Schoenfeld ’09, a student in the class, said that she met with Porter two weeks ago to discuss the conflict between the exam date and the inauguration. According to Schoenfeld, Porter asked the class’s head teaching fellow to appeal to the Registrar??s office to resolve the issue. The Registrar is in charge of setting exam dates, which are based on the time a class takes place. Because “The American Presidency” runs from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., it falls into two exam...
...examination,” Shah said last week in an e-mailed statement. “We do not want to reschedule exams for entire classes.” Professors do not have the authority to reschedule their exams to different days. That right is reserved for the Registrar??s office and other administrators. When the head teaching fellow for Government 1368: “The Politics of American Education,” which has its exam on January 20, contacted the Registrar about rescheduling the exam, he received an e-mail detailing the policy, which he forwarded...
...point in the campaign. Just because one is enrolled in a government class does not grant one an increased mandate to request the chance to attend this national event. There are numerous students equally as passionate about the political landscape who are not in government classes. Furthermore, the administrative Registrar??s Office organizes the exam schedule, not the professors of the College. The subject matter being taught does not—and should not—come into play. Certainly, it is regrettable that students will have to miss being present at Inauguration...
...Registrar flooded the University mail system with cards announcing a new and improved CUE Guide, now known as “The Q.” But the new, vaguely James Bond-ish name for Harvard’s course evaluation guide heralds even bigger changes. According to the Registrar??s cards, the new Q will allow Graduate School of Arts and Sciences courses to be evaluated, and professors will be able to add their own customized questions to the evaluation form to get more specific feedback. Administrators in charge of the Q did not respond to requests...
...this fall, many seniors who went abroad their junior year faced some unpleasant surprises. Most of these issues concerned the transfer of credits, a problem created by the lack of communication between the different offices involved.Transcripts from study abroad are processed at the OIP and then sent to the Registrar??s office, where they officially become part of a student’s record. This back-and-forth means students have to deal with two bureaucratic processes. Even worse, students applying for fellowships or participating in the recruiting process must also coordinate with...