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patrick mcguffey, volstate commmunity college, gallatin, TN
Former professor retired then back to teaching. Very experienced and knowledgeable, cares for the students. Expects one to study and attend class. Teaches beyond the text. Develops life skills and is excellent mentor. Will write a recommendation if the class work and aspiration is serious. He has a good sense of humor but doesn't tolerate silliness. If you want to learn about history and the arts take this professor's class. If you want an easy class with no work and little learning do not take this class.
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Public Relations and Journalism, university of memphis, memphis, TN
Horrible. Doesn't care, doesn't engage, you're on your own. Here's a tip--Go to the electronic site--take the optional quizes--he uses those for his midterm and final...
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Bryan Cottingham, APSU, Clarksville, TN
He Is the worst professor ever. He is way too hard and expects way too much out of his students considering we are freshmen. Would not recommend taking him.
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Laurie Thurneck, Piedmont Virginia Community College, Charlottesville, VA, 22902
Awesome class and interesting activities and discussions. She helps you get over your stage fright and gives good feedback.
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Andrew Hoogheem, Blackhawk Community College, IL
Andrew Hoogheem is a fantastic English professor. Teaching ' English Comp I and II', he has a very unique, open-minded, and yet professional take on the work required as well as the discussions throughout the class. He brings a fun aspect to the class and respects student's personal thoughts and opinions. He also responds very quickly to questions and wants to see students succeed. So if you ever have the chance to take a class with him, I would highly recommend doing so :)
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