N ow that the majority of our communication is being handled online, many of you are emailing your instructors, faculty advisors, TAs, and other professionals on campus with questions about courses, grades, assignments, etc. This is a good time to remind you of email etiquette (yes, we notice these things!) Faculty/Staff get A LOT of emails, and with the growing popularity of social media, students may associate emailing to other forms of digital communication (like a text), which are often brief and informal. However, in the university-world, most faculty and staff feel that emails are more related to actual letters than text messages. Therefore, emails are considered more formal and thorough. I recommend you read "HOW TO EMAIL A PROFE SSOR" . It's a simple and super easy-to-read blog post that gives some great suggestions and tips for students.. Remember... Emails Are Forever: You cannot take back what gets sent, and without a clear tone of voice, it can be easy