Sue Albanese

She was funny and told jokes. She was also very understanding and patient with any questions I had. Our class generally had people staying and asking about nursing as a profession in general and she was really helpful.

Switch if you can.

Yeah, she's great. The labs are more intimate than the lectures, and she stands way out as an actual genuine human being with a funny and caring personality amongst all the other demonic faculty members.

I had NSE111 lab with Sue and she was great, always answered my questions and provided a good learning environment.

loved how she always had rl examples. it helped with active recall. make sure you do your reading before the lab. she was honestly sweet and knowledgable.

fair prof but my section did not get as much hands-on training as other sections as most of our lab time was spent as a lecture, which didnt make sense because there's a whole hour dedicated to lecture. she is inaccessible after class hours and was not really available to help students during crucial exam times, but on a good day, she was good

Honestly a truly difficult course and was heavy on numerous students mental states. Negligence was clear, and often made back handed comments which left students feel helpless. Also, refuses to accept mistakes, multiple of which were found during important testing periods which led to low averages. If you are able to switch out, do it now.

She wants you to do well, so provides feedback and constantly provides opportunities to ask questions.

She was amazing, never intimidating, and very knowledgeable about what she is teaching. She always makes great connections and examples that apply to the skill we're practicing. We need more kind profs like her.

Sue is a fantastic professor. Attendance in her labs is mandatory. She can be a little strict, but she is very caring and wants you to do your best. She is very competent as a teacher and knows what she is doing. She is very understanding, but make sure you arrive at class on time. She appreciates students who participate and show effort.