I sent a letter to my advisor at school because I feel
major conflict w/ an instructor and be damned if she is going to kill my 4.0
GPA... Here is what I sent...

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To whom it may concern:

Here is a list of items I would like discussed with Anna.

 Although there were 14 participants I feel an
instructors participation level should not be included because it is their job
to post to all areas of the board. So, for the purpose of determining
student�s participation, I have removed Anna�s participation. 

Total posts � Anna = 128 posts 

Now we already know that I made 50 posts, which is 39%
of the remaining 128 posts for the week. Then subtracted my 50 posts leaving a
total of 78 posts that can be averaged between the 12 remaining students. 

 78 posts �
12 students = an average of 6.5 posts per student. 

Obviously there is a huge difference between 50 and 6.5 and
if you add in the time, dedication to answering others, and the content of each
post, it should be clear that the grading for the week seems less than correct. 

Jesilyn�s grade = 1.7   
Average student = 1.86 

This grade only assists to substanceate my concerns that
Anna may have a personal conflict with me that is not academic related and may
or may not predate to an earlier course (psy202) where I submitted a paper past
it�s due date. 

In this situation Anna, originally refused to grade the
paper until I submitted a letter that showed the text of her own syllabus which
stated that any assignment that was submitted late would receive a 10% reduction
but that it did not state that it would not be graded at all. After this Anna
did grade the paper and I ended her course with a 4.0. Which should have been
the only �negative� communication we shared until this quarter when I began
asking questions about assignments and the tone in her responses were more
�attitude� filled than any response I had ever received before. 

I say this because Anna�s emails in psy202 were always
pleasant, full of compliments, and emotional support. Now in psy412, I received
an answer to my questions that ended in �I�m sorry if this disappoints
you�. When this type of response was unneeded. After all, all I asked was if
she was changing the questions or keeping students from posting. I t required a
simple answer, �Yes, Jessica, I am changing the answers or yes Jessica I am
trying to keep students from posting ahead.� Sarcasm was not necessary to
complete such response and our past communication should have allowed her to
know that I would take it personally. 

(I have every email convocation, a screenshot of psych202
grade page, and am willing to supply any other information that is needed to
clear up this matter) 

Respectfully,

signed, ph number, email