Student Course Evaluation

To help improve the course and student experience at UW-Whitewater, I ask that you complete the course survey if you have not already done so for ARTSTUDIO 377/477. The survey itself takes only a few minutes and the responses are anonymous, but the feedback you give is invaluable. It should still be available for you on D2L.

Couse Evaluations are Useful for Faculty:
• Your Voice: Your responses are reviewed and discussed by instructors, department chairs, and personnel committees. You have this opportunity to let the campus know what works best and what can be improved regarding the education you receive at UW-Whitewater.
• Course Improvement: Your feedback will help instructors identify the features of the course that were most useful, so they can build on these features for future classes. Improvements made as the result of your feedback can benefit your fellow students.
• Personnel Decisions: The results of course surveys are considered in personnel decisions for instructors, such as promotion and tenure.

Project 3 Work Session

Projects are to be finalized and submitted by the end of today's class session. The studio will be open for students to work independently. Prof Miller will be available in the lab or in his office (CA 2043) if there are any questions or assistance needed. Any equipment that was borrowed during the semester should be returned by the end of the day.

Files can be submitted manually or through D2L.

In the event that a student/group does not feel the work is complete by our deadline at the end of our normal class session, they should render and submit the work that they have done. They might then continue working to finalize the project and resubmit by Thurs May 17. When resubmitting, students should notify Prof Miller so that the file can be transferred, included in our screening, and evaluated.

End of Semester Reminders

• MAGD EXPO: Wed May 9 4-8pm UC Hamilton Room
• Submit Projects: Thurs May 10
• Discussion Topics Close: Fri May 11 8pm
• Submit Revisions & Resubmissions: Thurs May 17 10am
• Final: Thurs May 17 10am
• Students are expected to attend the Final for this course.
• Screen Final Projects
• Semester Wrap-Up

Our scheduled final exam time will be used as a final screening for the course. All of the final projects will be screened and there will be some time to discuss the projects as a group. There will then be a brief overview and wrap-up for the semester.

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