Hello mates, I reckon we have all received this e-mail, but just in case I post the activity, for those of you who don't use university mail very often:
Estimados alumnos,
En primer lugar, el Instituto de Humanidades les desea un Feliz Año
2012. Fruto de la constante actividad que hay en este Instituto, se
les informa de unas nuevas jornadas organizadas por el Instituto de
Humanidades para este año. Será el Seminario del Bicentenario del
Nacimiento de España como Nación de Ciudadanos. Las sesiones tendrán
lugar los días 14 y 15 de Febrero de 2012 en horario de mañana y
tarde. Se concederá 1 crédito ECTS a aquellos que asistan y entreguen
un pequeño resumen sobre las conferencias.
Todos aquellos que deseen inscribirse en el Seminario deberán enviar
un correo electrónico a esta dirección
(instituto.humanidades@urjc.es), señalando que desean ser inscritos en
este seminario.
Se les adjunta la cartelería del del mismo.
Un cordial saludo.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Holiday
Hi mates,
Since José Pérez de Vargas, URJC Foundation Manager and Civil Law Dean, has deceased, there will be no class tomorrow.
Since José Pérez de Vargas, URJC Foundation Manager and Civil Law Dean, has deceased, there will be no class tomorrow.
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E-mail for unattendance
Hello fellas,
As I said I would, I am posting the e-mail I have sent to Social Psychology teacher in order to justify my unattendance tomorrow. This you may use as reference to explain your situation and why you would not attend her class tomorrow in case you are not going to.
"Hello Miss Ramos,
I attended the first class, when you explained the dynamic of the class. As far as I learnt that day, if we were not interested on receiving lessons in Spanish, we could refrain from attending your classes, for you would let us know in advance the days you had thought of giving assignments to do in class.
In a show of respect, trusting you would meet the class' will and give the lesson in English, I attended last class, but it was also in Spanish, so I left. Apparently, there is a rumour about an assignment tomorrow, but I have not been told in advance, as it was stated by you.
The main reason I am writing this e-mail is because I live far far away from college, and there is no other class but yours tomorrow, so it would really annoy me taking a 2 hours trip to college in order to find myself forced to leave again the class. This is why I let you know that, whether there is an assignment or not tomorrow, I will not attend your class.
I hope you find all due respect in this e-mail, because it is never my intention to bother you.
I have also learnt about the situation in Pre-Primary Education, your intention to give the following lessons in English, and your need for a little comprehension and patiente in order to let you prepare those lessons. I want to let you know that I am looking forward to giving you that comprehension and patiente, along with any kind of collaboration that you may need and I provide.
Sincerely,
Richard Taylor."
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Religion Courses
This is an e-mail the degree coordinator has sent today, in regards of the need for the mention in religion requested to teach this subject in Primary Education:
Abstract:
Dear delegates, many of you have asked me if there was any chance of getting religion courses, seminars, etc.
I have been in touch several times with the priest in the URJC and there are a couple of courses I have already handed you. In regards of the last one I sent yesterday, it cannot be in Móstoles, Fuenlabrada or Vicálvaro this year, but they will take it into account for next years but it looks like it can't be in Vicálvaro.
This is the link for the Pastoral Universitaria de Getafe, so that you can check the academic activities for Reconocimiento Académico de Créditos:
http://pastoraluniversitaria.diocesisgetafe.es/
"Actualmente se está tramitando legalmente la DECA. Todavía existen
cuestiones administrativas. Esperan que en breve se tenga toda la
información."
Abstract:
Dear delegates, many of you have asked me if there was any chance of getting religion courses, seminars, etc.
I have been in touch several times with the priest in the URJC and there are a couple of courses I have already handed you. In regards of the last one I sent yesterday, it cannot be in Móstoles, Fuenlabrada or Vicálvaro this year, but they will take it into account for next years but it looks like it can't be in Vicálvaro.
This is the link for the Pastoral Universitaria de Getafe, so that you can check the academic activities for Reconocimiento Académico de Créditos:
http://pastoraluniversitaria.diocesisgetafe.es/
"Actualmente se está tramitando legalmente la DECA. Todavía existen
cuestiones administrativas. Esperan que en breve se tenga toda la
información."
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Tomorrow's classes
Hello mates,
This post is to remind you (or let you know, just as I learnt today) that we will have no Audiovisual Communication lessons tomorrow. That makes going to class to get one hour of lessons in Spanish. THAT, I am not taking, so you will not be seeing me around tomorrow. (Sorry for my French but...) I simply can't be arsed to take 2 hours of public transport, getting to class and having the teacher speaking Spanish. I am sorry, but if I did that, it would mean I would have to stand up, leave, and deliver a complaint right away via Registro, but as far as we have seen... It is not the time to get in any troubles...
So, it is up to you, whether you attend or not classes tomorrow, but if we want to let them know we want to be given lessons in English, the only thing we can do so far is refusing to take lessons in Spanish.
This post is to remind you (or let you know, just as I learnt today) that we will have no Audiovisual Communication lessons tomorrow. That makes going to class to get one hour of lessons in Spanish. THAT, I am not taking, so you will not be seeing me around tomorrow. (Sorry for my French but...) I simply can't be arsed to take 2 hours of public transport, getting to class and having the teacher speaking Spanish. I am sorry, but if I did that, it would mean I would have to stand up, leave, and deliver a complaint right away via Registro, but as far as we have seen... It is not the time to get in any troubles...
So, it is up to you, whether you attend or not classes tomorrow, but if we want to let them know we want to be given lessons in English, the only thing we can do so far is refusing to take lessons in Spanish.
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