Marquette, as an institution, isn't really known for great advertisement. But I think the new approach to get students to fill out their course evaluation forms is great.
I have never, in seven semesters, filled out a course evaluation form. They always come at a bad time, and frankly, I saw no reason to. I figure other kids will, so my opinion probably isn't necessary. Marquette has managed to get around the big obstacle of apathy with this clever campaign. You'll see these posters, and many like them, all over campus. They each have a clever catchphrase and are positioned near exits and entrances, with their simple design and big block of color, they draw the eye pretty well, just like these did as I walked out of Olin Hall.
I have to hand it to 'em. These may not quite surpass my apathetic view on class evals, but hey. I might fill them out. If I have time.
Marquette, as an institution, isn't really known for great advertisement. But I think the new approach to get students to fill out their course evaluation forms is great.
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