The Student Evaluation Questionnaire (SEQ)
The SEQ is a set of questions about each of a student's courses and course instructors. It consists of five questions about the course and two questions about the instructor(s) of the course. Some of the questions require that you write out your answers; two of them ask for a scaled rating.
The SEQ is used both to help faculty develop their teaching and to evaluate faculty during their reappointment, tenure, promotion, and merit reviews.
At Wellesley we are in the process of revising our Student Evaluation Questionnaire (SEQ). In some classes, professors have volunteered to try out some new questions. Half of the students in these classes will complete the typical SEQ, and the other half of the classes will complete a form with new and revised questions, called the Learning Experience Reflection, or LER.
Students have been randomly selected to complete the LER. Please note that this form is an opportunity to share feedback about their experiences in these courses, and the students will not also receive an SEQ.
After the students submit their responses they will be redirected to a separate, anonymous survey. We are interested in any feedback students have about the questions on the form, or about their experience answering them. The feedback they share will help us as we continue to refine and revise our SEQ.