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I am a parent of two students who have attended or are currently attending a couple of Oregon colleges. They both have had the same experience of professors who are practically unreachable outside the classroom. These teachers seem to have forgotten that their job doesn't begin and end with their lectures! As a consumer paying for their salaries, I'd like to hear why they feel it's okay to ignore student requests for academic help or advice outside the classroom.

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