Sheridan College : Trafalgar Road
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This is not tea spilling it is fucking harrassment, which I frankly had enough off. If you are posting about mental illness, anxiety , taking drugs the list.
Use a social services worker and help yourselves. The fact you all need to go on social media and make hate comments is concerning. On a public fb post.
Be ready take on the hate you will get about it. You all put your selves on a public Facebook page thinking, we got the tea on this classmate poor behavior / mental health concern. Gossip is hate , hate you are spreading it.
I am suspened from the college . I cannot contact anyone on how this page impacted hurt me, several others, you guys are lucky like that yea rights and responsibilities should be up your asses on this.
You may not be caught, but like come on your taking people misfortunes as hot tea and they are not even public figures. That is fucked up. Since I can disagree right.
I posted on this page hoping to help the people that were being isolated telling them it does get better, it is okay.
I got bad press for telling someone not hurt themselves over the stress of the program their end. Came at me and said I was too much. You are abusive. A s**t talker, yes dumb f**k you are violating Sheridan student code of conduct cause this is harrassment and stalking. Someone could and will hurt themselves over this page. It will be too late before the college address or investigate this.
I get mad at people posting confession, I was in trouble and I am suspened for my martial status and how my online persona was viewed over text, I was the person who had guts to go to someone in person and tell them how I felt. Even though i am here now. I can go to someone and tell them my feelings. Not go on fb and tell the whole damn school. Get a new hobby. Yes its okay to be hurt. This school has hurt me.
Rights and Responsablities office well doesn’t support students with emotional/ physchological needs well enough during their session, lack of empathy for any students that cry and automatically need to to link their distruptive behavior to the cops. This a long list of concerns and vocal concerns that college just does not wanna do anything about because of impelled consent. I tried to report abuse pretty much I am the one here got suspened over trying to get help, tossed out the harrassment card by management who were baised in their decision making. if anyone that goes here this school is not mental health friendly. it’s a shame.
First, the instructors are completely hit or miss. I’ve had some teachers who are focused, organized, and always go the extra mile to help students learn, but I’ve also had some who clearly don’t care whether we learn anything or not. Teachers who do nothing more than dictate assignments and use the rest of the class as a “work period” without any instruction, teachers who do nothing but read their own lecture notes, and teachers who spend the period talking about random stuff that has nothing to do with the assignment. For example, in first year Story Development, you rarely do any actual storyboards. Instead, you learn boring, outdated film terminology, perform “shot analysis” exercises on old films, and learn how to format a script based on a given film sequence (I should point out that modern animated films prepare scripts for the voice actors AFTER the storyboards are finalized, and camera instructions are decided in layout). While I have a lot of respect for this particular instructor, I didn’t learn anything of value from his class. Second year animation is taught by the program’s coordinator, whose level of expertise doesn’t even come close to the instructors in first year.
Second, the curriculum needs a serious overhaul. First year life drawing, for example, is anatomy focused, and while a solid understanding of anatomy is important for any character-based career in this field, the way it’s presented is practically useless. Why are animators expected to memorize the Latin names of every single bone and muscle in the body, and draw detailed skeletal diagrams with labeling? This would be essential learning for medical illustrators, but not animators. It does not properly address construction, gesture and form, and there are students in third year who still struggle with these basic concepts. Currently, students are expected to create 3D environments in second year, at the same time that they’re learning basic modeling. In third year, the entire curriculum revolves around the group film project rather than continue to teach fundamental skills. And in fourth year, all you do is a thesis film. You only take a total of three courses, two of which are breadth electives, and the school still charges over $10,000. That is highway robbery.
Third, the school’s administration is a joke. The instructors have no control over their own curriculum; it’s all decided by bureaucrats who have never worked in the industry. Last year, in Sheridan’s quest do become a full fledged university, the curriculum went through a radical change for which students were only given one semester’s notice. The school removed acting and character design from second year, and fired one of the program’s best instructors because he doesn’t have a degree, which makes him ineligible to teach in an Honours Bachelor degree program, even though he has more than thirty years of professional experience. And then the strike happened. While I realize it was beyond the school’s control, the way they chose to handle it was insulting. We weren’t informed of any proceedings, we were never given information as to the school’s plan once the strike ended, and student concerns were never properly addressed. All the while, they had the nerve to pretend they were on our side, and even tried to turn us against our own instructors, with a false claim that the union demanded a $5000 return-to-work per teacher bonus DURING a media embargo. They even thought they could buy us off with a $500 grant, which didn’t even cover the money we spent on rent while we patiently waited for the strike to end. And instead of actually listening to the students, they decided to cram the remainder of the year into a shortened time frame, even though the majority of students wanted to start the year over.
After all that, I decided I’d had enough. I’m not going back, and I do not recommend the school to anyone. Overall, I’d say it’s an okay program, but it is not worth the money. You’re much better off taking online courses, or finding a school that actually cares about its students.
Stephanie Reid has sexually harassed me and assaulted me. My classmates at that time, fucking bitches pretended they did not hear or see anything. Yet most of them laughed at what she did to me. Stephanie Reid is still allowed on school property with those bitches and I am not because I spoke against them, after what they have done to me. That’s not right!!! If You have been hurt by any professor or student in this school contact me: [email protected]
The college also has a bad reputation in the working world. Some employers specifically avoid Sheridan graduates. Save yourself the stress and disappointment, go elsewhere for your education.
Overall Sheridan’s animation program has a reputation that it does not live up to. Anyone looking at animation as a career I would highly caution you before going to this school.
They began the semester by telling us were all adults and were their equals and will be treated as such. After the first few weeks I noticed they did not truly feel this way. Teachers were rude and seemed highly uneducated / unprofessional. Constant grammar mistakes, inability to explain concepts they were teaching, and a few teachers made me and my peers feel completely belittled.
The unprofessionalism continued when multiple teachers were constantly late for class. A few of my profs. never replied to any emails that my peers and I sent to them regarding assignments and other course related questions. One prof. didn’t even provide us with a review for the midterm and then wondered why majority of the class failed the exam.
One of my peers was obviously targeted by a certain teacher who constantly failed her on multiple assignments. When called out for the improper marking, she was quick to fix it before we took it to the academic dean.
Lastly, the schools site where you pic your courses is constantly having issues, especially on days where we are to pick our next semester classes. The site gets so overwhelmed by how many people are accessing it at once that it will just crash every time you try to log on. When this happened it not only caused me to be late for my morning class since I was trying to build my schedule, but it also caused me to not get into one class that I needed because it filled up. Me being unable to get into this time slot caused me to have to cut down on my hours at work, therefore making paying for tuition that much harder.
I find this school and this program specifically quite juvenile and would not suggest it to anyone who wants a professional education.