I very STRONGLY urge students NOT to attend the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. I was repeatedly degraded, demeaned, and shafted by one of its professors Sally Vogl-Bauer and the university showed they couldn't care less. I'm a master's degree student who made a grade appeal and behavioral complaint for the first time in my entire college tenure. For an entire semester, I had to contend with Sally Vogl-Bauer's ugliness, shafting and degradation. This professor told me things like—I'm a horrible student, I don't belong in college, what am I doing in college, who are some of my previous professors, how did I get my degrees, etc. And coupled with her misconduct were the blatantly unjust grades she stuck me with: Sally deducted me "late" points on multiple assignments that I'd actually gotten in on time even as proof through e-mail submissions, which provide times and dates of submission. As soon as semester ended, I made a behavioral complaint and a grade appeal against this professor. After an entire summer of following up after the school, trying to get these matters resolved while the university repeatedly put me off, I would later discover that the very structure and design of UW-Whitewater's grade appeal and complaint system is biased in favor of its professors and against its students (the structure is explained in the links below). Trying to turn matters over to higher forums within the college isn't an option either: the university's careless chancellor, Richard Telfer, and provost dean, Mark McPhail, couldn't care less about student complaints. They either completely blew me off or turned me back over to the grade appeal process. I explain these serious warnings in greater detail here: http://sallyvoglebauerunprofessionalteacher.blogspot.com/2013/07/sally-vogl-bauers-unprofessionalism.html and here http://yourinterpersonalcommunicationgarbage.blogspot.com/2013/08/the-book-your-interpersonal.html and here http://uwwhitewaterwarninggarbageuniversity.blogspot.com/2013/08/uw-whitewater-warning-garbage.html
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