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Introduction to Meteorology with Professors Chamberlin and Dickert This page last updated: Saturday, May 23, 2009 5:13 PM 5. E-Mail Rules of Conduct! If you have any questions, comments, problems, issues, concerns, interesting news or plain ol' friendly talk, please send an e-mail to my academic e-mail address, schamberlin@fullcoll.edu, or professional e-mail address, sean@oceansonline.com. Please put your NAME and SECTION (METEOROLOGY ONLINE) as the first line of all e-mails. Please indicate a SUBJECT for your e-mail (like "Help", "a quick question", question about exam", etc). Please NEVER send me attachments. Copy and paste your message into the body of an e-mail. This is especially true for any forwards you might try to send me. Some e-mail services automatically turn forwards into attachments. Please don't send them. Attachments are the number one vector for dangerous computer viruses and I will delete them no matter what. Typically, you will receive an e-mail back from me within 48 hours, possibly within hours (minutes, sometimes), unless I am traveling. If you don't receive a message back from me, please send your e-mail again. Don't wait days for me to respond. If you don't hear from me, it could be that your e-mail inbox is full (always check this first) or that your e-mail address was incorrectly transmitted. Please feel free to send another e-mail. I'd rather get too many e-mails from you than none. And a special request...please be courteous! I promise to treat you with the manners and respect that you deserve if you promise to treat me the same. I am more than happy to listen to reasonable and rational statements. If I have made an error, I am more than happy to correct it. Kindness applies to your classmates as well. As a colleague with cancer writes at the end of all of her e-mails..."Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you know is fighting a battle of some kind!" | |
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