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GHLT0257 with David Torresyesterday

Great at office hours, terrible at lecturers: On the first day, I remember professor Torres saying, "I don't like to lecture in the traditional sense, I enjoy class to be more of a discussion." This has not been the case. Torres is clearly very passionate about the subject and he is a deeply caring person; however, his lectures are slow and he often speaks as if every word he says is the most important word that you have ever heard. This lecture style combined with the lack of slide presentations makes it very difficult to stay focused and engaged in class. On the essays and projects, there is no clear rubric and it is difficult to fully know what he is looking for. Luckily he is a very approachable person and his office hours are flexible. Also, he is very happy to work with you on an essay and really wants each student to succeed in his class.

Great at office hours, terrible at lecturers: On the first day, I remember professor Torres saying, "I don't like to lecture in the traditional sense, I enjoy class to be more of a discussion." This has not been the case. Torres is clearly very passionate about the subject and he is a deeply caring person; however, his lectures are s …Read more

Constant ReadingEasy GradingNo Exams
2hrs / week Average difficulty Low value Would take again
GHLT0310 with Sam Byrne5 days ago

Sam Byrne is an excellent professor and this class was enjoyable and enriching! I learned a lot and really enjoyed the material and was never too stressed about the class. Definitely recommend this course and prof!

Chill and RelaxedFair GradingProject Exams
2hrs / week Low difficulty Above average value Would take again
GHLT0310 with Sam Byrne5 days ago

My initial reaction with the course is that it had content that connected with a few other Global Health courses that I have taken. However, this one emphasizes more on the health sciences, environment, and sociology of different communities. We brush on the biology and chemistry of the course as well covering communicable versus non-communicable diseases and how they are affecting communities. The course is discusssion based be open minded about topics that you are curious about and ask them! I thoroughly enjoyed the course and felt like the support system is helpful when you go to Professor Byrne for questions during office hours.

My initial reaction with the course is that it had content that connected with a few other Global Health courses that I have taken. However, this one emphasizes more on the health sciences, environment, and sociology of different communities. We brush on the biology and chemistry of the course as well covering communicable versus non …Read more

Chill and RelaxedConstant ReadingFair Grading
5hrs / week Average difficulty High value Would take again
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