Donna Smith

chill easy course very helpful prof textbook is chill u just have to read it

If you like lots of participation (for small free stuff), are ready to grind for an A+, can stay focused during long classes, and enjoy writing 6,000+ words about retailers, this course might be for you. She's nice and supportive. But if you are not, then don't.

She's a very nice person and rewards active learning. She does her best but the class content is generally boring. Attendance is mandatory. It's also just a midterm, a major assignment, attendance and a final.

the slides are crazy

Prof is nice, but you have to talk to classmates for participation marks. She speaks slowly and often doesn't finish the slides. The course is easy, but her teaching style makes it harder than expected. The 10 pages I wrote for another liberal course felt less painful than this one.

She is very nice. She does want students to succeed. I took this class for an elective, but tbh I felt like the big assignment was a little much. She also gives gifts to people who participate as incentive. She genuinely does try to make class interesting. Overall it was an ok class. I just thought it was more work than other bird courses

she's a super caring and professional professor and actually wants students to succeed. she gives gift cards out during lectures if u participate her lectures are super interesting

Donna Smith's class was good. She was caring about her students and knew what she was talking about. Lots of opportunity for marks in the class. She encourages you to participate in class and gives out a Starbucks gift card or two for answers in class that she likes. If you're looking at this for an open elective then take it.

Forces students to come to class for no reason when attendance is not normally compulsory. Speaks slowly and keeps the entire class behind to help with technology.

Prof tries her best to engage students in the class but students wouldn't participate. Nice prof overall.