Cynthia Gao

I thought this class was super engaging. I liked how this class also functioned semi-like a history class where we had lectures after the readings, to build background information, but then we were able to discuss.

This course consisted of weekly 1-2 double-spaced page response posts to a question Professor Gao asked, in-class whole group discussions, and an in-class blue book essay midterm. The course required a decent amount of reading and we were tested on the information during the in-class midterm. For the final essay, you had to analyze a primary source and connect it to the course material.

This course consisted of weekly 1-2 double-spaced page response posts to a question Professor Gao asked, in-class whole group discussions, and an in-class blue book essay midterm. The course required a decent amount of reading and we were tested on the information during the in-class midterm. For the final essay, you had to analyze a …Read more

Pretty much constant reading that drained by printing quota since the professor didn't allow any electronics. Very mundane lectures and projects lacked clear instructions but were graded with specific criteria.