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External Email - Exercise Caution
Hello everyone,
Apologies for the many questions lately! I appreciate the patience, nonetheless. This one has to do with Classifications.
How is your institution handling Classifications?
Do you go as far as creating Sub-Classifications for your Main Classifications or do you keep them broad (and if so, why?)
And, if you do have just one broad term, where do you go to define something more specific?
Thank you!
Best,
Michelle
Michelle Gude (she/her) | 7am - 3pm
Assistant TMS Administrator, Collections Management
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