Caileigh Glenn

Professor Glenn is an incredibly engaged and interested teacher. She is knowledgeable on the subject, and clearly enjoys studying it and teaching others. She is very thorough while also good at making the content digestible for all levels of understanding. I highly recommend for anyone who wants to have the theoretical backing, history, and confidence to form opinions on politics. There is definitely a lot of reading but you can skim if you take good notes and can talk about the content. Be prepared to do so in discussion sections. The lectures are super chill, she lectures at you obviously, and you can passively take notes. But your notes better be good because they'll be directly correlated to the tests. Every detail!

Professor Glenn is an incredibly engaged and interested teacher. She is knowledgeable on the subject, and clearly enjoys studying it and teaching others. She is very thorough while also good at making the content digestible for all levels of understanding. I highly recommend for anyone who wants to have the theoretical backing, histo …Read more

Professor Glenn is great, one of the best professors I've had at Middlebury so far. She is also super willing to go over topics in office hours and is also so helpful discussing any other political science related topics.

I LOVED Professor Glenn! She was an amazing lecturer, very organized and clear. The discussion sections were fun and interactive, and she made it less intimidating as most of the material we discussed came directly from the lectures. While there was at least four long articles assigned every week, they were all do for Friday's discussion, which made it more flexible. Her exams were easy, and the projects we did were fun -- there was a podcast, a meme report, and two short discussion posts.

I LOVED Professor Glenn! She was an amazing lecturer, very organized and clear. The discussion sections were fun and interactive, and she made it less intimidating as most of the material we discussed came directly from the lectures. While there was at least four long articles assigned every week, they were all do for Friday's discus …Read more