I thought she was okay. I took her during the transfer summer program with AAP, and it was a very easy class. She has you read an open-source textbook and screenshot your answers to the quizzes at the end of the chapter. They were all foolproof quizzes that you could retake an infinite number of times, even without reading the chapters. In reality, you could just do them all in a day and submit them for easy points. Her lectures were not engaging. She would go on long tangents about semi-related topics. She was approachable at first, but then she began to get passive-aggressive when students needed clarity on rubric requirements. My best advice is to read the directions, despite how vague they may seem, and submit the draft. She will then give you feedback if anything is missing, which would replace any low score you had on the first draft once you submit the final. The group project was alright. I would advise following her format on the directions she gives you, as well as incorporating micro-meso-macro levels of analysis to every ecological principle in the slides. I would not take her again and would rather choose a different professor who is engaging and is okay with answering clarifying questions.

This professor is SO, SO boring. The class is an easy A but consists of a group project which I felt most got full credit on. The couple papers she had us write were reflection papers on readings we did but I didn't ever get full points on it for some reason. She is one of the most boring professors I've ever had. Many students were falling asleep during class and I did not find her to be approachable. In my experience, she made me feel dumb when I went up to her to ask for clarification on something. The content itself is good but she is horrible at engaging students honestly. Regardless of this being an easy A, I would not take her again just for the fact that she is dreadfully boring and often goes on VERY LONG tangents.