Week 11: Final Evaluation conferences -Tues. 16 and Wed.17 March 1999

      Physical Systems 1998-99
      and Philosophy of Science group contract
      with E.J. Zita
    These are individual meetings in Zita's office (Lab I Rm 1005).  Come prepared to discuss the quality and completeness of your work and your learning this year, and your future goals or plans.  Each eval that you write should be only one or two paragraphs long.

    Read the evaluation guidelines,  the covenant, and the draft program descriptions (for physics  and for philosophy) as you prepare your evals.  Instead of re-listing all the material covered, choose one concrete example of your work that represents some of your best learning.   Philosophy students please also read week 10 guidelines on our program page.

    If you have suggestions for additions or changes to the program description, please write them on a printout of my draft and tell me your ideas.

    BRING:

    • Your well-organized and annotated portfolio including all your work.
    • Your self-eval
    • Classmates' evals of your work, for philosophy of science folks
    • Your self-eval rewritten in third person, as a starting point for me to use in writing an eval for you - on disk, written in Microsoft Word
    • An evaluation of your professor.
     
     
    time
    TUESDAY 16.Mar
    phone number
    time
    WEDNESDAY 17.Mar
    phone number
    10:00
    		 G. Hunter 943-6993
    10:00
    		 Jesse Watson 352.8592
    10:45
    		 K O'Meara 459-2388.
    10:30
    		 M. Kill 705.9375
    11:30
    		 T. Thwaites 481-2868
    11:00
    		 Joel Hanson .
    12:15-1:30
    LUNCH
    		 ****************
    11:30
    		 Kevin Whittle .
    1:30
    		 C. Mendelowitz 943-3414
    12:00-1:30
    LUNCH
    		 ************
    2:15
    		 Seth Samson 943-6995
    1:30
    		 C. Wolfe 867-0249
    3:00
    		 Tim Talley .
    2:15
    		 C. Lawrence  867-9592
    .3:30
    		 Ben McCann .
    3:00
    		 Jeffrey Denison 754-0171
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    3:45
    		 Jeremy Belsher .
     
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