History
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You will learn a lot in this course - not just names and dates, but also some pretty interesting and niche parts of Civil War History that you wouldn't learn anywhere else. Morsman is a great professor who always engages with students. However, if you are not a fan of discussion, this may not be the course for you as participation is 30% of your grade.
Professor Ralph is very enthusiastic about the the class material. Well put together lectures that explore the history of cities and historic developments of American cities. Quite engaging if you make it past early-morning hazes and history-paper-style eloquence. Papers and projects are very engaged in the historic and contemporary scene of American urban lives and encourage students to explore topics of interest in pressing urban issues today. He is also very willing to learn about the students personally, as well as students' personal experience with urban lives, and reference them in discussion sessions. Discussion attendance is mandatory unless excused. One of the classes I found worth getting up early for.
Professor Ralph is very enthusiastic about the the class material. Well put together lectures that explore the history of cities and historic developments of American cities. Quite engaging if you make it past early-morning hazes and history-paper-style eloquence. Papers and projects are very engaged in the historic and contemporary …Read more
I can't have loved this course anymore. I had very limited experience with the topics in the class, and wanted to learn more, and I am so glad I did. I learned so much about Christians in the Middle East, and how they influence the current geopolitical scene in the area today, and I feel much more equipped to understand and discuss some of these issues now. The readings and class material were engaging, and Professor Armanios was extremely fair and very enthusiastic about the material. If you have a chance to take this class, or any class with her, jump at the chance
I can't have loved this course anymore. I had very limited experience with the topics in the class, and wanted to learn more, and I am so glad I did. I learned so much about Christians in the Middle East, and how they influence the current geopolitical scene in the area today, and I feel much more equipped to understand and discuss s …Read more