Professor
Caitlin Solone
Most Helpful Review
Winter 2024 - Professor Solone is truly of one the most caring, genuinely passionate professors on campus. I commend her for her unending care and helpfulness to her students, her goal of full accessibility, consideration of student accommodations, and opportunities for students to grow holistically. The kind of support and striving for accessibility in this course is one unheard of in other classrooms, but should be implemented across the board to help students thrive: Zoom options, recordings, posted slides, closed captioning, and visual descriptions. As a student, it spoke volumes in understanding what an ideal, accessible classroom and educational institution should look like. The content of the course is as interesting as it is pertinent to today, and I would recommend this course to all students.
Winter 2024 - Professor Solone is truly of one the most caring, genuinely passionate professors on campus. I commend her for her unending care and helpfulness to her students, her goal of full accessibility, consideration of student accommodations, and opportunities for students to grow holistically. The kind of support and striving for accessibility in this course is one unheard of in other classrooms, but should be implemented across the board to help students thrive: Zoom options, recordings, posted slides, closed captioning, and visual descriptions. As a student, it spoke volumes in understanding what an ideal, accessible classroom and educational institution should look like. The content of the course is as interesting as it is pertinent to today, and I would recommend this course to all students.
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Most Helpful Review
Fall 2021 - Professor Solone made this class engaging and the way she composes her powerpoints will not get you bored (because lecture is 2 hours). The only factor that let me down during this course was the significant impact your TA has on your grade. TAs are really really really harsh when grading your essays and reading summaries that they will not cut you some slack so be prepared. Try to build a bond with your TA or be on their good side, otherwise this class will feel like not only a W2 class but also a MAJOR class.
Fall 2021 - Professor Solone made this class engaging and the way she composes her powerpoints will not get you bored (because lecture is 2 hours). The only factor that let me down during this course was the significant impact your TA has on your grade. TAs are really really really harsh when grading your essays and reading summaries that they will not cut you some slack so be prepared. Try to build a bond with your TA or be on their good side, otherwise this class will feel like not only a W2 class but also a MAJOR class.