Given the decision to move all courses online as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Provost Ah Yun has decided to suspend MOCES student course evaluations for spring term 2020. This decision was made after consultation with members of University Academic Senate, Marquette University Student Government, Graduate Student Organization, Dean’s Council, Committee on Teaching, and the University Committee on Faculty Promotions and Tenure. Students will still be given an opportunity to provide feedback about course experiences, but it will not be tied to individual course instructors.
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