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Discuss “Campus Conversation on FCEs to take place Wednesday”

The Faculty Senate hopes campus democracy will shed some light on how students feel about their classes.

This Wednesday, the third installment of “Campus Conversations” will focus on Faculty Course Evaluations (FCEs) and how to improve the method of delivering them.

“There isn’t anyone who shouldn’t be concerned with this issue,” said Neil Guzy, a Coro Fellow in Local Democracy and a 2006 Carnegie Mellon graduate. “If students don’t fill out the FCE, other students and professors don’t benefit.”

Guzy is one of the organizers of the deliberative poll, which seeks to generate a campus discussion in which participants will bring an informed opinion that will later be used as a consulting power.

According to Robert Cavalier,...

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