Even though it might be eight months or more before you walk across that brightly lit stage to accept your SAIC diploma, you might have already experienced a bout of the what-am-I-going-to-do-after-graduation jitters.
Is green the newest color in the palette of SAIC collaborations? The city and the school are working on a new collaborative process that will involve an array of classes that incorporate sustainability into their curricula.
Recently there has been talk amoung administrators of changing the way student evaluations are handled. It seems not enough graduate students are taking the end-of-the-year paperwork seriously, so they are considering new ways of making the evaluations more convenient.
"It is really a bizarre program in that there is no set formula. We are dealing with human beings."
For more than 18 months, SAIC’s administration has been working in collaboration with the faculty to redesign the First Year Program.
You now long for the days when formalism was limited to evenly spaced pepperoni amidst the green peppers or when conceptuality was reserved for the days when you had to figure out how to move the furniture around for the carpet cleaners.
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