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Dr. Crump Interview
Last Thursday, I interviewed Dr. Crump, my Biology 1500 professor. When I asked her for an interview her eyes glowed with excitement which made me feel much comfortable with talking her and getting to know her experiences. I was not particular afraid of Dr. Crump, I was just worried I would not do as well in her class because of her unique teaching style. She highly emphasizes on application and case work throughout her course which allows her students to think critically and connect greeting ideas and systems. Through this interview, I was able to initiate our student-teacher relationship and understand the course much better.

This assignment allowed me to develop a better relationship with my professor and at the same time learn from Dr.


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