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OFFICE,
EMAIL, PHONE, AND DIRECTIONS
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Office
& Office Hours
OFFICE
LOCATION: Business 136. Go through the front doors and make an
immediate hard right, and then find Room 136. (The "Business"
building is between "HH" and "Science," and across from the
"College Center.")
SPRING
2008 OFFICE HOURS: Mon. & Wed. 12:30-12:50 &
4:15-5 some
of it in the classroom of the hr. before it (or in the Library on
Weds. in Weeks 9-16). Online: see below.
FALL
2008 OFFICE HOURS: to be announced
ONLINE
OFFICE HOURS: See below.
SUMMER
2008: no classes. I'll be gone many weeks at a time, in and out of email
contact When I am actually home in the Twin Cities, I'll check my email 2-3 times per week.
I should be home at least ten days before the fall semester begins in August.
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Online
Email Office Hours
Virtual
(Online by Email) Office Hours:
Write
the word "Question" in the subject line when you email me.
Email me before 11 a.m. Mon.-Sat. for a response the same day on days when
school is in session (M.-Sat.), or phone me (see below).
Note:
I don't check email on holidays, Sundays, professional-leave days, or
days when there are no classes on campus. I receive many email
assignments sent by my online classes, and I only look at such
assignments once per week. So please, if you are in an online
class, be especially careful to write the word "Question"
in the subject line of your emails to me when you have a question--or
anything else to say that is not an assignment--and I'll be glad
to answer you right away.
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Email
Address
My email address
is
richard at jewell dot net
Directions:
Write the above mail address in the normal way that email
addresses are written, using "@" for "at" and "."
for "dot." Here is an example:
"adamATjonesDOTnet"
=
adam@jones.edu
Why have I written
my email this way? I am trying to avoid
showing my email address on the Web. In this way, I can stop automated software
"spider" programs. These programs find email addresses on the Web, then
sell them to spammers. (I now already receive 600+ spams per month
by email before they are filtered.)
Please remember
to use two "L's" when you write "Jewell." And please use only
one of these email addresses, not both, as they both forward emails to the
exact, same
box.
Please feel free to email me! If you are a student, email before 10 am to get a same-day
reply. Responses to others may take longer, depending on my
workload. I usually check my email every weekday, M-Sat., on days
when Inver Hills College classes are in session and I am not attending
professional education meetings. Between semesters and during summers, I check
my email two-three times per week if I'm in town. When I'm out of
town during Christmas break and parts of summers, I usually check my email
at least once per week.
If you are a student in one of my online classes, please write
the word "Question" in the subject line of your email, so I
can distinguish your message from homework assignments. I get
dozens of homework emails but open them only once a
week. However, adding the word "Question" will get a reply much
sooner.
And if you are in an online course and you are
emailing homework, please carefully use
a certain type of email subject line: look for it in our course Web
site in "Homework" under "Due Dates & Delivery
Methods." Usually it consists of something like the course &
number (e.g., "Hum 1110"), the week due, the assignment,
and your last name (e.g., "Hum1110,Wk. 7,Comments on Jones ch.
10-11, Anderson."
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Telephone
Numbers
| Home
Phone: (612) 870-7024, 9
a.m.-9:00 p.m.
(It is okay to call!) :-) |
Office phone: During
weekends, summers, and Christmas breaks, please do not call me at my office phone, as
I am only in my office two or three days per week. (Half of my
classes are virtual Internet classes I conduct from home). Another
problem is that if you
call my office on a Wed. or Thurs. after I am done teaching, I may not receive the
message until the following week. So instead, please feel free to
call me at home (above). During regular school weeks, it's fine to
call my office on or around my scheduled office and teaching hours: (651)
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| Office:
B-136
(in the Business building, across the mall from the cafeteria; the
Business building is on the west or freeway side of the
central mall, the second to last building from
the south end).
Office Hours:
See above. I would be glad to talk with you in person, by phone, or
by email. I'm only on campus two or three days a week because half
of my classes are virtual Internet classes conducted from home. This
means that only half of my office hours are on campus. See above for
the schedule.
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Addresses
& Directions
School
Address: Inver
Hills Community College,
Home Address:
410
Groveland Ave., #401, Minneapolis, MN 55403
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Do you want to
drop off a paper at my home? Here is how to
get to there: It's
not easy. Essentially, I'm very close to the intersection of I-94, I-35W,
and I-394 in Minneapolis, and very close to the old Guthrie and to Loring Park.
Click here for a mapquest.com map:
make two print outs--one close up and one wider angle--and please note that the
star location on the map is slightly off, as it should be across the street and
a slightly to the northwest of the intersection of Dell and Groveland.
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Here are directions from four
points of the compass. I recommend you print them, as the streets and
exits are hard to negotiate the first time or two.
From UMN or St. Paul,
get on either I-35W South or I-94 West. If you're on 35W South, merge onto 94 West
as soon as the two freeways come together. Then, on 94 West, take the
"Hennepin-Lyndale" exit: immediately go over to the far right lane of the exit,
which lane is the Lyndale Avenue North exit. Turn right at the light onto Lyndale
Ave. North; go one block (past the big stone church) to the next light and turn right
again. You'll then be at about 510 Groveland Avenue going east. (See
"5." below for further directions.)
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From I-394, going east, exit toward
Hennepin-Lyndale Avenues. The second stoplight is Hennepin Avenue. Turn right
at this stoplight onto Hennepin Avenue South, and stay in the right-hand lane. After
you've turned onto Hennepin Avenue, go through two stoplights on Hennepin Avenue.
The second of these two stoplights is Groveland Ave., and normally I would tell you to
turn left onto Groveland Ave.--except no left turn is allowed. So instead, stay in
the far right lane of Hennepin Ave. South, go through this second stoplight, and
immediately turn right three times. You'll then cross over Hennepin
Avenue onto Groveland Avenue. At that point you'll be at about 510 Groveland Avenue
going east. (See "5." below for further directions.)
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From the north, take I-94 East (as it heads
south), and exit onto Hennepin Avenue South. At the third stoplight (on Hennepin
Avenue going south), you would turn left onto Groveland Ave.--except no left turn is
allowed. So instead, get in the right lane of Hennepin Ave. South, go through the
third stoplight, and immediately turn right three times. You'll then cross
over Hennepin Avenue onto Groveland Avenue. At that point, you'll be at
about 510 Groveland Avenue. (See "5." below for further directions.)
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From the south, take I-35W North.
Exit onto the I-94 West/I-394 West exit. Stay in the far right lane. Take the
"Hennepin-Lyndale" exit, and stay over in the far right lane of the exit, which
lane is the Lyndale Avenue North exit. Turn right at the light onto Lyndale Avenue
North, go one block (past the big stone church) to the next light, and turn right
again. You'll then be at on Groveland Avenue, about 510 Groveland. (See
"5." below for further directions.)
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From 510 Groveland Avenue, drive to 410
Groveland--a tall condo building with an awning out front. If you come after 9 p.m.,
drive to 400 Groveland--another tall condo building with an entrance going up between two
brick walls, and go to the Security Office in front (most of the Security Office people are used
to receiving student papers for me); ask the security guard to write the
date and time when he/she receives the paper.
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