History and Anthropology
Student Feedback
Students have given some constructive feedback for some of our faculty members.
"I took History 1700 in fall 2008 and was very excited to start learning about United States History. Professor Ted Moore was so enthusiastic and extremely knowledgeable. I immediately connected with his style of teaching and I believe everyone in his class did as well. The most important thing for me about a history professor is that they make me believe they know exactly what they are talking about. He most certainly did. After Professor Moore's class I feel I can have a conversation with any scholar in the world about American History."
Favorite Teacher: Alfred G Humphries.
"He loves to share his extensive knowledge. He spends a lot of his personal time on behalf of his students. The class syllabus is clear and he follows it. There is a wide range of work experience and assignment types."
Technology use by faculty member: W Lewis Black
"His use of technology helps students understand the ancient word better."
Technology use by faculty member: Ernest Randa
Students have given some constructive feedback for some of our faculty members.
"I took History 1700 in fall 2008 and was very excited to start learning about United States History. Professor Ted Moore was so enthusiastic and extremely knowledgeable. I immediately connected with his style of teaching and I believe everyone in his class did as well. The most important thing for me about a history professor is that they make me believe they know exactly what they are talking about. He most certainly did. After Professor Moore's class I feel I can have a conversation with any scholar in the world about American History."
Favorite Teacher: Alfred G Humphries.
"He loves to share his extensive knowledge. He spends a lot of his personal time on behalf of his students. The class syllabus is clear and he follows it. There is a wide range of work experience and assignment types."
Technology use by faculty member: W Lewis Black
"His use of technology helps students understand the ancient word better."
Technology use by faculty member: Ernest Randa