TEACHING EVALUATIONS --- FAQ

• How can I see my grades?
  Teaching evaluations must be submitted prior to the deadline in order for grades to be visible. A student can only view grades if the instructor has submitted the grade for the course and the student has submitted all required teaching evaluations by the deadline.
• Why do certain courses have optional evaluations?
  Course evaluations are optional when the course enrollment is less than 5. Courses are also classified as optional at the discretion of the Office of Academic Affairs.
• If I did not submit all of my required teaching evaluations, when can I see my grades?

  Submitted grades for Fall semesters will be available starting the day before the following Spring semester.

  Submitted grades for Spring semesters will be available starting the 3rd Friday in June.

• To whom should I direct questions about teaching evaluations?
  If you have questions about the teaching evaluations or experience any technical difficulties, please contact Lisa Sacks.

• Are my responses confidential?
  Yes. Please be assured that all responses are confidential.
• Can the professor see the evaluations before submitting grades?
  Evaluation results are not available to instructors until grades have been submitted.
• Do I need to submit an evaluation for each instructor of my course?
  Yes, courses taught by multiple instructors have a separate evaluation for each instructor.
• Can I submit an evaluation after the 30 minute time limit has been exceeded?
  Yes. Each evaluation has a 30 minute time limit. You will need to start over after reaching the time limit. All of your work will be lost if NOT submitted within 30 minutes.
• Why do some of my courses have a 'BEGIN EVALUATION' button?
  Some faculty members are working with Academic Affairs on a new teaching evaluation system. Evaluations in the new system have the same submission deadline for you, submission is required for you to view submitted grades and your responses are confidential.