Hi Dr. Sahlin,
 
In my ongoing mission to take the theories of feminism--such as equality plus justice--to action or practice and more importantly to protect my Alma Mater from those with the power and privilege, which students lack, I have these queries:

 
1. When did the Women's Studies M.A. begin at TWU, and how many students with an undergraduate degree in science and/or engineering have been awarded this M.A.?
 
2. How many male students of color have been awarded this M.A. since its inception?
 
3. I recall earning an A+ for a short yet creative paper titled something like The Invisible Hand of Macro-Motherhood, but you told Dr. Rubin--in writing--that I never wrote an A+ paper, thus, making me look like a liar before faculty during my critical grade appeal. Was this in error?
 
4. If I were a dual Masters candidate pursing an M.B.A. and an M.A., by how many graduate hours am I above or below the requirements for your M.A.?

 
As a recipient of my Alma Mater's highest honor, the Cornaro Award, thank you for clarifying these concerns pertaining to equality, justice, and especially professional integrity!
 
Respectfully,

Suran Wije   http://www.Svj1.com   suran3@hotmail.com     512-577-9453

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