A phrase for “As the opportunity arises and its mutually convenient”?












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In my course syllabus I have office hours. However, I am happy to answer student questions if we run into each other in the hall, or if they drop by my office when I am in. However, between switching offices in buildings and a slew of committee meetings I can't say (other than my office hours) exactly when and where I can be found.



I would like a succinct phrase that conveys that my office hours are "Mondays 9-12, Tuesday 2-5 and whenever you and I happen to run into each other and it's convenient for both us to chat and you have a question".



The phrase "Mondays 9-12, Tuesday 2-5 and whenever you can find me" suggests that I am playing hide and seek.



The phrase "Mondays 9-12, Tuesday 2-5 and by mutual convenience" doesn't quite sound right to me, and not very welcoming.



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  • '...and at other times as convenient'?

    – Kate Bunting
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  • You could add "If you meet me at other times, you are welcome to ask if I have time to talk" after the statement of office hours.

    – Stefan
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In my course syllabus I have office hours. However, I am happy to answer student questions if we run into each other in the hall, or if they drop by my office when I am in. However, between switching offices in buildings and a slew of committee meetings I can't say (other than my office hours) exactly when and where I can be found.



I would like a succinct phrase that conveys that my office hours are "Mondays 9-12, Tuesday 2-5 and whenever you and I happen to run into each other and it's convenient for both us to chat and you have a question".



The phrase "Mondays 9-12, Tuesday 2-5 and whenever you can find me" suggests that I am playing hide and seek.



The phrase "Mondays 9-12, Tuesday 2-5 and by mutual convenience" doesn't quite sound right to me, and not very welcoming.



Suggestions?










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  • '...and at other times as convenient'?

    – Kate Bunting
    2 days ago











  • You could add "If you meet me at other times, you are welcome to ask if I have time to talk" after the statement of office hours.

    – Stefan
    2 days ago














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In my course syllabus I have office hours. However, I am happy to answer student questions if we run into each other in the hall, or if they drop by my office when I am in. However, between switching offices in buildings and a slew of committee meetings I can't say (other than my office hours) exactly when and where I can be found.



I would like a succinct phrase that conveys that my office hours are "Mondays 9-12, Tuesday 2-5 and whenever you and I happen to run into each other and it's convenient for both us to chat and you have a question".



The phrase "Mondays 9-12, Tuesday 2-5 and whenever you can find me" suggests that I am playing hide and seek.



The phrase "Mondays 9-12, Tuesday 2-5 and by mutual convenience" doesn't quite sound right to me, and not very welcoming.



Suggestions?










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In my course syllabus I have office hours. However, I am happy to answer student questions if we run into each other in the hall, or if they drop by my office when I am in. However, between switching offices in buildings and a slew of committee meetings I can't say (other than my office hours) exactly when and where I can be found.



I would like a succinct phrase that conveys that my office hours are "Mondays 9-12, Tuesday 2-5 and whenever you and I happen to run into each other and it's convenient for both us to chat and you have a question".



The phrase "Mondays 9-12, Tuesday 2-5 and whenever you can find me" suggests that I am playing hide and seek.



The phrase "Mondays 9-12, Tuesday 2-5 and by mutual convenience" doesn't quite sound right to me, and not very welcoming.



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  • '...and at other times as convenient'?

    – Kate Bunting
    2 days ago











  • You could add "If you meet me at other times, you are welcome to ask if I have time to talk" after the statement of office hours.

    – Stefan
    2 days ago



















  • '...and at other times as convenient'?

    – Kate Bunting
    2 days ago











  • You could add "If you meet me at other times, you are welcome to ask if I have time to talk" after the statement of office hours.

    – Stefan
    2 days ago

















'...and at other times as convenient'?

– Kate Bunting
2 days ago





'...and at other times as convenient'?

– Kate Bunting
2 days ago













You could add "If you meet me at other times, you are welcome to ask if I have time to talk" after the statement of office hours.

– Stefan
2 days ago





You could add "If you meet me at other times, you are welcome to ask if I have time to talk" after the statement of office hours.

– Stefan
2 days ago










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