1. the name of the class you are hoping to observe (like M E 200)
2. the name of the professor you emailed
3. the response you got from this professor (yes, no, no response)
4. what you're planning to do now (you're ready to observe, you need to email your second choice professor, etc.)

1-M E 201.
2-Tiffany A. Camp.
3-Still working on it.
4-Waiting for his answer and if it is "No" I would email my second choice.
 

We would need 4.37 planets if everyone lived your lifestyle

	Class #1	Class #2	Class #3
Class name and number (for ex.: Ag 113)	Into. To Thermal Science.	Eng. Thermodynamisch I.	Foundations Of Fluid Mechanics
Days it meets (MTWRF)	M-W-F	M-W-F	M-W
Time it meets	4:40-5:30 PM	3:35-4:25 PM	3:35-4:25
Location	135 Louis E Reber Bldg		214 Applied Science Bldg
Professor’s name	Camp, Tiffay A	Van Duin, Adrianus C	Levin, Deborah
Professor’s email	Tac20@psu.edu	acv13@psu.edu	dal16@psu.edu
Reason you’re interested in observing it

1. How did you feel about your discussion experience?  What did you enjoy and what was difficult?
- Its was such an amazing experience and it gave me a better idea of how to communicate with people from different departments. I enjoyed the fact that the guests were non-native speakers, which made it easier to communicate. I did not find any difficult part in the discussion


 2. Which letter from #5 on page 1 of the worksheet was hardest to decide in your group?
-d     b     c    a

Why do you think It was the hardest?

 - Because there was a conflict in some situations weather the character is acting courageously or it is a part of his job.

3. Was it easy or difficult to come to agreements with your groups?  What made it easy and what made it challenging?

-It was easy, cause group members were always trying to reach an agreement to have similar answers.

4. Were you happy with your group’s definition of courage?  What would you like to change, if anything?

 -Yes I was, and I think it was perfect.