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The document is a course change proposal form from the University of Rhode Island, submitted by Associate Professor Stephen Kogut. It outlines the deletion of the existing graduate seminar course PHP 694 and its consolidation under a new PHC code to streamline the curriculum within the College of Pharmacy.

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Is it appropriate to call your professor?

If youve worked with them before and they gave you their number, then its OK to call (sparingly - depending on your relationship with them). If they have not given you their number, then do not call them at home.

How can I send email to professor?

How to Email a Professor Start with a Proper Salutation. Use the Correct Title and Name. Provide Necessary Context. Keep Your Email Concise. Sign Off Professionally. Use a Clear Subject Line. Maintain Professionalism Throughout. Send from Your University Email.

Is it disrespectful to call a doctor professor?

Not all people with doctorates get professorships*, and not all people with professorships hold doctorates. So if you know theyre a professor, professor is always safe - and if you know they have a doctorate, that is generally acceptable too.

Can you call someone a professor?

Should you refer to them as Professor, Doctor or something else? These tips should help you avoid any gaffes. address them as Professor Last Name. This includes assistant, associate, clinical, and research professors, as well as full professors.

Is it rude to call a professor on the phone?

How to write an email to a professor: A step-by-step guide Make sure you really need to send that email. Use your school email. Write a clear subject line. Include a proper email greeting. Remind who you are. Get straight to the point. End an email politely and include a professional signature. Proofread your email.

Is it appropriate to call a professor sir?

(The term sir is sometimes used in other countries to address teachers or professors, but it is not considered common or proper in most U.S. universities or colleges.) If your professor has a Ph. D, you should address them as Professor LastName or Dr. LastName.

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