Email
The ____ line is where you describe the basic contents of the email in 2-3 words.
What is subject?
Classroom communication varies between classroom to classroom, often based on ____.
What is subject?
You can find a professor's office hours on their ____.
What is syllabus?
Which email should you use for communication?
What is university?
What is the distinct geographic region surrounding WSU? (hint --> think about the hills)
What is Palouse?
You use this line to send the email to a secondary participant.
What is cc?
In a lecture style classroom, ____ ____ ____ before you speak.
What is raise your hand?
Most professors will also set up office hours by ____.
What is appointment?
Be sure to ____ the recipient of an email for their help.
What is thank?
There are __ different majors offered at WSU.
What is 96?
If you don't know your instructor's exact title, greeting them as _____ is the safest option.
What is professor?
____ in a similar space to be more recognizable to fellow students and the professor.
What is sit?
It's always safe to ____ before entering a professor's office.
What is knock?
Be short and ___ with your email.
What is concise?
How many students attend WSU?
What is 30,000?
Include your course title and ___ when you begin every email.
What is section number?
When speaking to a professor in-person, remind them of your ____.
What is name?
Prepare to attend a professor's office hours by writing down some important ____.
What is questions?
Avoid using too many ____ points in an email.
What is exclamation?
First-Year-Focus's main goal is to develop ____.
What is community?
Hit the ____ button if you want all involved to receive the email.
What is reply all?
Most in-person conversations about finding a time to meet with a professor should also be communicated through ___.
What is email?
Before you discuss any questions or course information, be sure to ____ ____.
What is introduce yourself?
Use ____ breaks to clarify your different main points in the email.
What is paragraph?
Where can you discuss opportunities for accommodations, outside of speaking directly to a professor?
What is the Access Center?