Winners of the SETL Lotteries for Fall 2011:

First Prize: iPad 2 - Kerry Christopher

Second Prizes: iPod Touches - Josephine Familia and Emilaine Perez

Third Prizes: Kindles - Miamichelle Abad, Olga Guzman, Stavros Pantelis, Isseu Diop

Fourth Prizes: Bookstore $20 Gift Certificates - Barbara Blumers, Georgina Camejo, Jenny Morales, Victoria Sayegh, Jessica Shellenberger

FINAL RESPONSE RATES BY DISCIPLINE - CLICK HERE

LEHMAN SETL SURVEY - FALL 2011

(SETL = Student Evaluation of Teaching & Learning)

SETL SURVEYS CLOSED DEC 14, 2011

Don't Wait: Evaluate!

SETL Surveys are open - November 21 through December 13 - until the end of the Fall Semester

Check your Lehman Email for your SETL link with password. You will receive a separate email for each of your professors in each of your courses.

Why should you evaluate your courses?

Your professors need and appreciate your feedback. NOTE: your SETL response will be available to instructors ONLY after grades have been submitted! Your evaluations contribute to the Lehman SETL System, wherein the future you will be able to see the SETL Scores for all courses. This information can help you make decisions about which courses to take.

You will receive regular REMINDERS for the course sections that have not been evaluated....

And for each course you evaluate, you have a chance to win one of these prizes:

• iPad2
• iPod Touch
• Kindle
• Bookstore Gift Certificate

SETL is a new system designed to improve teacher and course evaluations and increase the quality of teaching and learning at Lehman.

The SETL Score for Schools, Departments and Disciplines will be posted regularly!

Response rates as of Dec. 2, as of Dec. 6....

All responses are absolutely confidential and secure!

Your PASSWORD (5-character) is unique for each course and is only yours. Your PASSWORD can only be used once and only by you, for you alone have received this in your own Lehman email.

There is no way to connect your password to your responses! The system only knows if you have used your password - this is how the system can indicate the response rate.