Saturday, October 3, 2009

Ms. Jennifer Semple Siegel's Contact Information, Spring 2010

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Two Girls at a Piano, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1892

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Instructor: Ms. Jennifer Semple Siegel

E-mail: msjennifersiegel [at] yahoo.com

Gmail: msjennifersiegel [at] gmail.com (For Google Docs ONLY)

Website: http://www.MsSiegel.com

Office hour: Tuesday, 15:00 – 16:00

(Or, on Monday or Tuesday, I will meet you by appointment, 24-hour notice, please, and make your request via e-mail).
NOTE: I will make appointments on other days ONLY in extreme circumstances. I have no automobile, so I must either walk to the university or take a taxi.

Later in the semester, depending on need, I may set aside a few Wednesdays for special appointments. But I will announce these days, either in class or via e-mail).

For your information (so that you don’t try to make appointments during my classes), my class schedule is as follows:

Academic Writing: Monday, 16:20 – 17:50

American Literature: Tuesday, 11:20 – 12:50

Creative Writing: Tuesday, 13:00 – 14:30
Office and Phone: Located in the department library. Office Tel. 324 0406

Communication:

Outside of class, my main form of communication to and with you will be by e-mail, so make sure that you give me your e-mail address and that you print it clearly on the questionnaire form that I have distributed to you.

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