Caileigh Glenn

Prof. Glenn's class is really exciting to be in because she's got great enthusiasm for the topics covered. She explains concepts with clarity and is available for help outside of class. The course material itself is very interesting and relevant to many of the issues that we face today, so I'd definitely recommend the course!

Prof. Glenn is an amazing professor who is passionate and knowledgeable about the material that she presents. The course has a lot of reading, however you are able to get away with skimming and just getting the main topics/points from each. The assignments were nicely nuanced and some were even flexible to accommodate your needs and timelines. This is a great course, and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in international affairs or just looking for a mostly chill course whose material is nicely applicable to the world around us.

Prof. Glenn is an amazing professor who is passionate and knowledgeable about the material that she presents. The course has a lot of reading, however you are able to get away with skimming and just getting the main topics/points from each. The assignments were nicely nuanced and some were even flexible to accommodate your needs and …Read more

This course isn't a gem, but it's the next best thing. The material moves pretty fast, and the reading load is standard for a PSCI course (extensive), but Glenn is lenient on grading, and there are shockingly few actual assignments throughout the semester. The final project (which basically makes up your entire grade) gives you leniency to engage with whatever concepts you like, which makes the 20 pages of writing manageable.Glenn is super engaging and does a way better job than any other teacher in the department at integrating class exercises that are ACTUALLY VALUABLE to learning the concepts. Overall, Glenn is Rookie of the Year as far as I'm concerned, and if you're looking for a PSCI elective, you can't go wrong here.

This course isn't a gem, but it's the next best thing. The material moves pretty fast, and the reading load is standard for a PSCI course (extensive), but Glenn is lenient on grading, and there are shockingly few actual assignments throughout the semester. The final project (which basically makes up your entire grade) gives you lenie …Read more