Request for Your Valuable Feedback on Introduction to Neuroscience Courses

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Dear @L0R7 , @sebster13 , @ivdragon , @elulaelia , @e11701200 , @Parast20 , @yujin-choi9 , @hmangat123 ,

I hope this message finds you in good health and spirits.

As we strive to continuously improve the quality of our courses, your feedback is invaluable. I kindly request a few minutes of your time to evaluate my teaching and contribution to the courses BVO: Introduction to Neuroscience (840.011) and SE TS: Introduction to Neuroscience (840.012) from the past winter semester.

Your insights and evaluations are not only greatly appreciated but also instrumental in enhancing the educational experience for future students and for my professional development.

I would be grateful if you could complete the evaluations at your earliest convenience.

When providing your feedback, I kindly ask that you focus on the sessions you attended, as this will give us the most accurate and helpful information to work with.

Additionally, I would like to remind you that some aspects of the course logistics, such as room allocations, the functionality of electronic platforms, and automatically generated emails, fall outside our control. For any comments related to these administrative and technical matters, please direct your feedback to katharina.stowasser-bloch(at)meduniwien.ac.at or tamara.peneder(at)meduniwien.ac.at.

Your participation in these evaluations is voluntary and anonymous, and I assure you that all your responses will be treated with the utmost confidentiality.

Course evaluation "Introduction to Neuroscience" (Course No.: 23W-840011), 2023 W (lectures)

https://eval.meduniwien.ac.at/evasys/online.php?pswd=RCAFU

Course evaluation "Introduction to Neuroscience (23W-840012)" (Course No.: 23W-840012), 2023 W (seminars)

https://eval.meduniwien.ac.at/evasys/online.php?pswd=HRDGA

Thank you in advance for your time and thoughtful input. Your contribution is crucial to creating a more effective learning environment and fostering academic excellence.

Warm regards,
Evgenii Tretiakov, PhD