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I met with students in the library or JC when I served as a T.A. There was
also a difficulty scheduling a room for study or discussion sections.
SD
In a message dated 8/25/2010 11:44:14 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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Hello everyone--I think a card for Sharon is an excellent idea. If this
graduate program had any glue holding it together, it was Sharon and she will
be sorely missed.
On a separate note, I want to ask those TAs who did not have access to
office space: How did you meet with students? I realize students rarely if
ever came to us for help, but on the off chance...
Have you tried the Grad Lounge? I fear the noise level would be
problematic, also the lack of private space might be a problem. Any suggestions?
Misha M. Griffith
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Department of History and Art History
George Mason University
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