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Greetings,
More important than anything I treat everyone with the utmost respect at all times. I love CUNY. I have a 100% attendance record and all my assignments are always turned in on time or early.
I just wanted to follow up and see if anyone has any guidance regarding the situation about privacy between students. I’m homeless. I’m doing very well at school. I’m transferring to Barch College next semester.
I don’t want to get too deep into my situation but I prefer to keep my distance from students. I have no issue giving presentations. It’s just that I find it best to keep my distance from students.
I used to sleep in chairs on the subway platform, now the subway is closed at night. There is literally no where to study that is open during the day besides the subway and it’s going to be freezing this winter.
I’ve been to the homeless shelters and I wouldn’t go back for $1 million per hour in cash. Under the circumstances, I just think that I’ve made it this far keeping my distance and maintaining my privacy from students. I just don’t think it’s that big of a deal to respond to a few questions from students.
I’m a journalism major. I don’t even think this class is going to count towards graduation. I just wanted to take this class to learn about the NYC government.
I love the class and the professor is amazing. He’s great. With that being said, he told me I can skip responding to questions from students but he will deduct points from my grade. I can live with that. I’d rather not and that is why I’m pleading my case to the department.
Thank you and have a great day.
Ever upward,
Mark Pine
I love CUNY.
