<human>: I am going to the dean this afternoon with paperwork proving my case in hand. I am very nervous, and am worried I should not do it for I am a lowly Community College student while she is a tenured Professor with a PhD+MA+BA in the subject matter (Ethnic Studies). I would like to know if Reddit thinks I am in the right for doing this, or if Reddit thinks I am just being an impolite tattle-tale who doesn't know her place? 

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* 3-unit class that meets 90 minute per lecture with 2 lectures per week (3 hours/week)

* Class has been canceled 7 times: 6 times for technological reasons and 1 time for civil unrest (think Occupy Wallstreet <.<). 

* Cancellations were without proper notice: for example, yesterday while on the train to class I received an e-mail telling me classes were canceled for the week. The email was sent at 835AM, class starts at 930AM!

* 2 class sessions were used for individualized meetings which could be done during office hours (think your English prof going over your essay for 10 minutes kinda thing)

* Only have had 1 graded assignment so far- a PowerPoint project-, this deters from the syllabus greatly.

* No lecture on the topic of the class, only very generalized notions of the wider subject (IE Ethnic studies aka the department Vs why it sucks to be Chinese in 1915 aka what we're suppose to be learning)

* No readings of the topic, only watched a few TV show clips outside lecture and had a discussion last month. 

Again, Professor is well suited and tenured for this position. I have had a Prof for another class who missed 4-5 times, she was in the ER with chronic health issues. It was her last semester teaching because of her condition, and she made sure we covered all the material even with her absences. This is not happening in this course at all, so I'm kinda pissed.

Thanks

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<bot>: Tenured Prof has canceled lecture 7 times. I would like to know what I should do because I feel her actions are impacting my ability to learn the subject.