ineffective- Not having the results that one wants, unproductive.

reply- To answer.
etiquette- The correct and expected way to behave; the formal rules for
polite behavior in society or in a particular group.
effective- Having the result that one wants, productive.
title (of a person)- 1. The name of a rank of nobility, academic degree, or
office(Dr., Professor, Mr., Mrs., etc.). 2. Also used as a courtesy
text (of an email)- Written material and content.
subject (of an email)- The first word(s), after the sender’s name, that a
recipient sees when they receive an email.

feedback- The response to one’s ideas (proposals, actions, etc.) in the form of
approval, disapproval, suggestions, etc.
total grade- This is your grade for the class with any completed and graded
assignments posted in Blackboard
comments- To express an opinion about something; to remark.
informal- Casual, ordinary.
formal- According to rules, laws, customs; very proper; official.

support- Help, assist.

activate- To make usable.
ID (identification card)- Identification document – often with a picture.
discount- To reduce the price of something.
privileges- A special advantage that is given only to one person or group of
people.
benefits- An advantage, improvement or help that you get from something.
Something that you are allowed to do or have according to law or according to moral
ideas.
tutoring- Teaching or guiding someone in an academic area and/or for a special
purpose.

compromise- An agreement which is achieved after everyone involved accepts less

than what he or she wanted at first. To end an argument by making an agreement in
which everyone involved accepts less than he or she wanted at first.
dispute- A serious argument or disagreement.
chain of command- A system in an organization by which decisions are made and
passed from people at the top of the organization to people lower down or from
lower to higher in the organization.
mediate- To try to help two groups, countries, etc. to stop arguing and make an
agreement.
conflict- Angry disagreement between people, groups or countries. Fighting or a
war.
solution- A way of solving a problem or difficult situation.
situation- A combination of all the things that are happening and all the
conditions that exist at a particular time and place.
dean- A university official with high rank.
resolution- A final solution to a problem or difficulty.
rights- Morally correct, or done according to law.
tolerate- To accept something even though you do not like it.