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RESOLVED: I spoke with someone in the registrar's office, and they helped me get all my classes set up. Eveny bypassed some of the things my advisor would need to sign off on. Thanks for everyone's input!

I genuinely do not know who I’m supposed to contact at this point, so I’m hoping someone here can point me in the right direction.

I’ve been trying to finalize my degree evaluation and register for classes since March 2nd, and I am STILL not registered for summer classes.

I’ve been working with Jessica Duncan, the Director of Advising, but communication has been extremely inconsistent. We communicated throughout March about a Zoom meeting at the end of March, but the link wasn’t sent until the last second before the appointment time, despite my multiple attempts to follow up and ask for it. Since then, there have been multiple long gaps in communication, including a recent three-week period without a response despite my attempts to follow up.

On top of that, several classes I had previously completed were overlooked during the transcript review process, so I had to go back through my old transcripts myself to identify and flag courses I had already taken.

At this point, I know for certain that I still need two classes. However, there is still confusion about whether an English course from my previous institution will satisfy my remaining English requirement. I’ve now been waiting over a month for an answer because I was told approval needs to come from the Dean for Arts, Sciences, and Education.

To make matters worse, my advisor now has an out-of-office autoreply enabled with no return date listed, and my secondary contact is also out of office until May 18th.

I already missed spring registration while waiting for advising assistance, and I’m now genuinely worried I’ll miss summer registration as well.

Who should I contact at this point to actually get this resolved? Registrar? Dean? Student Services? Someone higher up?

Any advice would be appreciated, as this has been absurdly difficult for what should have been a straightforward degree completion.

UPDATE: I attempted to register online for classes, but keep receiving an error message that says I need to speak with my advisor before I can register for classes.

RESOLVED: I spoke with someone in the registrar's office, and they helped me get all my classes set up. Eveny bypassed some of the things my advisor would need to sign off on. Thanks for everyone's input!

I genuinely do not know who I’m supposed to contact at this point, so I’m hoping someone here can point me in the right direction.

I’ve been trying to finalize my degree evaluation and register for classes since March 2nd, and I am STILL not registered for summer classes.

I’ve been working with Jessica Duncan, the Director of Advising, but communication has been extremely inconsistent. We communicated throughout March about a Zoom meeting at the end of March, but the link wasn’t sent until the last second before the appointment time, despite my multiple attempts to follow up and ask for it. Since then, there have been multiple long gaps in communication, including a recent three-week period without a response despite my attempts to follow up.

On top of that, several classes I had previously completed were overlooked during the transcript review process, so I had to go back through my old transcripts myself to identify and flag courses I had already taken.

At this point, I know for certain that I still need two classes. However, there is still confusion about whether an English course from my previous institution will satisfy my remaining English requirement. I’ve now been waiting over a month for an answer because I was told approval needs to come from the Dean for Arts, Sciences, and Education.

To make matters worse, my advisor now has an out-of-office autoreply enabled with no return date listed, and my secondary contact is also out of office until May 18th.

I already missed spring registration while waiting for advising assistance, and I’m now genuinely worried I’ll miss summer registration as well.

Who should I contact at this point to actually get this resolved? Registrar? Dean? Student Services? Someone higher up?

Any advice would be appreciated, as this has been absurdly difficult for what should have been a straightforward degree completion.

UPDATE: I attempted to register online for classes, but keep receiving an error message that says I need to speak with my advisor before I can register for classes.

Just as the title say, who would be your recommendation for the best fine line tattoo artist in town?

I'm not quite sure how to start this, so apologies if it feels a bit of a ramble. I'm not quite sure what to do in this situation.

Roughly 8 years ago, I met someone with whom I had an instant connection. Like a past-life connection, in a sense. It was uncanny how quickly we clicked. However, I was in a relationship at the time, so nothing ever became of this connection.

This year, they have been heavy on my mind starting around two and a half months ago. It's to the point where some days I feel like I'm in a fog and can't see or think of anything but them. No appetite, no energy, just existing. With Pluto in retrograde, I know some things are likely to come up, but I've never felt anything like this before. I'm also happily married now, so it's not that I want a relationship with this person from my past.

Someone mentioned someone may have cast a love spell on me, but I'm not sure. To my knowledge, this other person never dabbled in spell work. At least, at the time I knew them, they didn't. I always have, but haven't done any love spells before. And the last encounter we had (over a year ago), they seemed pretty distant, so... 

My question is partly 1) wtf is going on, and 2) what do I do about it to get out of this fog? I've tried grounding, clearing my space/energy, meditating, getting outside, journaling, and even some spell work, but nothing seems to be working.

I'm not quite sure how to start this, so apologies if it feels a bit of a ramble. I'm not quite sure what to do in this situation.

Roughly 8 years ago, I met someone with whom I had an instant connection. Like a past-life connection, in a sense. It was uncanny how quickly we clicked. However, I was in a relationship at the time, so nothing ever became of this connection.

This year, they have been heavy on my mind starting around two and a half months ago. It's to the point where some days I feel like I'm in a fog and can't see or think of anything but them. No appetite, no energy, just existing. With Pluto in retrograde, I know some things are likely to come up, but I've never felt anything like this before. I'm also happily married now, so it's not that I want a relationship with this person from my past.

My question is partly 1) wtf is going on, and 2) what do I do about it to get out of this fog? I've tried grounding, clearing my space/energy, meditating, getting outside, journaling, and even some spell work, but nothing seems to be working.

I'm not quite sure how to start this, so apologies if it feels a bit of a ramble. I'm not quite sure what to do in this situation.

Roughly 8 years ago, I met someone with whom I had an instant connection. Like a past-life connection, in a sense. It was uncanny how quickly we clicked. However, I was in a relationship at the time, so nothing ever became of this connection.

This year, they have been heavy on my mind starting around two and a half months ago. It's to the point where some days I feel like I'm in a fog and can't see or think of anything but them. No appetite, no energy, just existing. With Pluto in retrograde, I know some things are likely to come up, but I've never felt anything like this before. I'm also happily married now, so it's not that I want a relationship with this person from my past.

My question is partly 1) wtf is going on, and 2) what do I do about it to get out of this fog? I've tried grounding, clearing my space/energy, meditating, getting outside, journaling, and even some spell work, but nothing seems to be working.

Your birthday is in January. You studied film in college. It’s been a year of NC, but my thoughts still wander. I’m still curious. Selfishly so.

You’d bring me Mountain Dew and we’d write poetry by the lake. Talk about past lives spent together to make sense of the connection. What the hell were we doing then? How did we go from strangers to \\\*the almost\\\* to strangers again? I don’t even like Mountain Dew anymore.

I hate that I still think about you, and wonder how you’re doing. It feels like something has been left unfinished, like it ended before it began. But we know why it had to be. Circumstances. Damn circumstances.

Diving back into what we were—whatever it was—isn’t what I want. I’m just reminiscing tonight. You told me you’d always be here for me, in whatever way that looked like. Did you mean it?

These stupid posts are like Gatsby’s green light—fragmented thoughts tossed into the ether with a sliver of Hope that maybe, just maybe, one day you’ll see them and say, “Hello.” Because I won’t reach out again. I won’t interfere anymore.

Suggestions welcome. Don’t care how absurd.

So… let’s chat? 👉🏻👈🏻

32/F

Does anyone know where I could find a copy of Springville, Indiana: Village on Spring Creek by Jay Wilson Jr.? It was referenced on the history page of the Springville website, but I can't seem to find it anywhere - libraries, Internet Archives, eBay, nowhere. Any direction would be great! Thank you!