A great way to encourage students to add to you a course they have previously added to, then dropped is a personalized email message. Below you will find sample subject lines focused on attention grabbing and FOMO, and a sample email which is framed from the instructor of the course and the department chair.

Subject Line Suggestions:

"Only [Number] seats left in [Course Name]!"
"Don’t miss out: [Course Name] starts soon"
"Last chance to join [Professor's Name]'s class"
"Waitlist alert: Grab your spot in [Course Name] now"

Hi «First_Name»,

I hope you're enjoying your summer!

I saw you were considering a Nutrition class (FAM &CS 21). It is available in a 16-week session and is a hybrid class. It meets only on the 2nd Thursday of each month from 6:50pm – 10pm. This is only 4 times during the whole semester! All of the rest of the work will be done online, asynchronously, so you can manage your own time any way you like.

The textbook is reasonable! This class is great whether you want to be a nurse, study dietetics, learn about how food and our body works or just want to fit it in your schedule. The workload is manageable.

FAM &CS 21 (20303) - Nutrition is UC and CSU transferable and can count towards general studies requirements for your degree.

It starts on 8/29/22, so sign up now for Sect 20303!

See you in class!

P.S. Check out our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cfesatelac/

Let me know if you have any questions. 😄

Stacey Reiseck

ReisecSR@laccd.edu

and  

Professor Amanda Andrade, CFES Chair 

Andrada@elac.edu 