Petition Letter
Dear Dr. Johanne Bénard:
I am writing in regards to several courses taken over the Fall 2017 term. I would like to appeal to drop the following courses from my transcript: CLST 312, CLST 332, CLST 341, HIST 218, and LLCU 329. I initially intended to write an appeal and drop the aforementioned courses during the Fall 2017 term. However, due to the worsening of my mental health, I was unable to complete my appeal in a timely fashion.
I started the 2017-2018 year with plans to complete my degree. Over the course of the Fall term, my mental health steadily grew worse. I decided it would be best for my health and safety to take time away from university around November 2017, past the initial drop date for courses. I began an appeal to drop my courses late, but my mood disorders severely worsened, and are only now, in Fall 2018, stabilizing.
As of right now, I am still continuing to improve my mental health and stability. My doctor is continuing to watch my medications to see if any adjustments are required. However, in the future, I would like to return to university and complete my degree. My plans would be to take a lighter course load. Having these courses dropped from my transcript would be beneficial to both my future career at Queen¿¿s and other endeavours.
Thank you for your time,
Daryl Woodley
Student ID: 10136705
13daw16@queensu.ca
I am writing in regards to several courses taken over the Fall 2017 term. I would like to appeal to drop the following courses from my transcript: CLST 312, CLST 332, CLST 341, HIST 218, and LLCU 329. I initially intended to write an appeal and drop the aforementioned courses during the Fall 2017 term. However, due to the worsening of my mental health, I was unable to complete my appeal in a timely fashion.
I started the 2017-2018 year with plans to complete my degree. Over the course of the Fall term, my mental health steadily grew worse. I decided it would be best for my health and safety to take time away from university around November 2017, past the initial drop date for courses. I began an appeal to drop my courses late, but my mood disorders severely worsened, and are only now, in Fall 2018, stabilizing.
As of right now, I am still continuing to improve my mental health and stability. My doctor is continuing to watch my medications to see if any adjustments are required. However, in the future, I would like to return to university and complete my degree. My plans would be to take a lighter course load. Having these courses dropped from my transcript would be beneficial to both my future career at Queen¿¿s and other endeavours.
Thank you for your time,
Daryl Woodley
Student ID: 10136705
13daw16@queensu.ca