You can email most De Anza instructors through the college system. Most instructors have an email address of their
Each instructor will have their own policy as to whether they accept emailed assignments. They will also have deadlines. To drop off a hard copy of an assignment at the campus faculty mailroom see below.
You can leave a note, letter or small package for any faculty member, any time of day.
Go to the faculty mailroom entrance at the Administration Building. If you are at the main fountain, looking towards the Admin building, the mailroom is towards the left of that side of the building.
(The blue US Post Office mailbox is to the right in the photo below, the gray mail drop box is in the center of the photo.)
Notes, letter or small packages are picked up from the gray drop box at least twice a day each day the college is open and delivered to faculty on-campus mailboxes.
Wise students keep a copy of any assignment just in case it does not get to the instructor so they can prove they really did the assignment.
Many faculty (over 200) have websites where students can get the fastest answers to questions about classes and programs.
The index to professors’ web sites is at:
Almost all faculty have a phone number through the campus. Unfortunately, the phone message line for part time instructors is shared and therefore there is no blinking light on an answering machine to tell the instructor that they have a message. Since I rarely (maybe once a month) get messages on this line I don’t check there every day, so I’d give the advice to try email for part time faculty.