Art Duval's Office Hours
Finals Week

Office: Bell 303
Phone: (915)747-6846. Fax: (915)747-6502.
Email: artduval@math.utep.edu

Please feel free to come by my office any time during scheduled office hours listed below. You are welcome to come at other times, but in that case you might want to make an appointment, just to make sure that I will be there then. You can make an appointment simply by talking to me before or after class, by calling me at my office or at home, or by sending e-mail.

Unless otherwise specified, I will be on campus most of the day (8:30 until at least 4:00) every day.

Friday, May 4

• 9:00-10:30: meeting EDUC 402 (ending time approximate)
• 12:00-1:00: meeting BELL 311--CANCELLED
• 3:00-7:00: meeting GEOL 310
• 7:00-8:30: College of Science pre-commencement, Magoffin Auditorium (ending time approximate)

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Monday, May 7

• 12:00-2:00: office hour (MATH 4370 pick up all graded homework)
• generally available the rest of the day

Tuesday, May 8

• 9:00-11:00: office hour
• leaving campus shortly before 1:00 (UPDATED)

Wednesday, May 9

• off-campus until about 1:00
• 1:30-3:30: office hour
• possibly leaving campus shortly after 3:30

Thursday, May 10

• 8:15-9:30: video conference (ending time approximate)
• 10:00-12:45: MATH 4370 Final, EDUC 110
• 12:45-1:30: departmental potluck, BELL 125
• 3:00-5:00: office hour

Friday, May 11

• 9:00-11:30: meeting, ASB 131
• 1:00-3:45: MATH 1508 Final, LART 304

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Monday, May 14

• still grading

Tuesday, May 15

• 9:00-12:00: pickup finals, discuss grades (all classes); grades posted later in the day.
• generally available the rest of the day

Wednesday, May 16

• off-campus until about 12:00
• 1:00-3:00: pickup finals, discuss grades

Thursday, May 17

• 8:15-10:00: video conference (ending time approximate)
• off-campus after about 12:00 (UPDATED)
• (previously announced availability today CANCELLED)

Friday, May 18

• 9:00-11:00: pickup finals, discuss grades
• generally available the rest of the day

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rest of summer

• I will be on campus much of the time, though the exact details are not yet clear.