Movin' On Up
Last spring, English department members said they expected very different results on this survey since they implemented reforms since the 1997 survey, including making a senior faculty member director of undergraduate studies.
"I think the improved ratings probably result chiefly from the fact that we have more fully adjusted to and fine-tuned the reorganization of our
undergraduate program," Buell said.
This year, the department made another significant change assigning each concentrator a permanent faculty adviser. Buell said he is optimistic that student satisfaction with the advising system will continue.
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