Why I don't do e-mail:

(Forget the internet.  Just talk to me!)

Each semester I have between 250-300 students on my rosters. That's too many potential e-mailers to have to respond to, especially when there are other ways to communicate.  I prefer to communicate in person.  Most things you wish to communicate can be done by seeing me before or after class, or during my posted office hours.

If that doesn't work, try leaving a message on my office phone machine (484-8502).  I'm pretty good about getting back to you.  I also have a traditional "snail" mailbox in the Fine and Applied Arts Division office over on the north end of campus.

Please don't bother contacting me if you are going to miss one single class.  I probably won't know you by name anyway, so it would be virtually useless. If you miss a class it's your responsibility to get notes from someone and find out what we discussed that day.

On the other hand, if you are signed up for a class of mine and plan on missing the first day, I strongly suggest you leave me a phone message saying "please don't drop me."  

Thanks.
Ken