Michelle Langstaff

She teaches straight out of the books. You would think that you don't need to attend lectures. But sometimes, she show videos that are on the exams. So it's just best for you to attend class, and sleep there at the same time. She only provide a study guide for the first exam. And the study guide DID NOT HELP at all. It was just crap! What's the point of putting it up? Anyways, her exams are not that bad, as long you read the book. I MEAN READ the book and study the vocabulary. It's useful! I wouldn't really recommend this teacher even though she's very experience in the management field. She does give extra credits (3 points, like that helps) to students who do "talk shows." But overall, just an average teacher.

She is a good teacher. Just 3 exams, the first exam was aweasome she included a review before it. Then, after the spring break everything fell to pieces. She missed one class and then advising day occured in our class schedule. After that she was behind one full chapter, you may ask how did she manage to get on track?. Well, she got on track by omitting the reviews for the Midterm and the Final exams...and she didnt complete the final chapter. After the final I heard students were looking for her to review the exam, but she flew the next day to the East Coast leaving behind her Mgmt helpers who also admited that they were surprised she omitted the exam reviews.

She is a good professor because she has experience in the Management Field.

It's a huge class so you won't have to worry about attendance. But you need to show up when she shows videos because exams will have questions on the videos.

Lectures are interesting but hard to stay awake becuse it's in a big auditorium and she basically reads off the power point.

No Homeworks. 3 Exams.

You don't need to read the text to pass the class, just study the power points.

This teacher is VERY good. She is new.

She has TONS OF EXPERIENCE AS A PROFESSIONAL AND IT SHOWS. The grading is 3 exams @ 30% and class participation for 10%. The exams have 50 questions and are multiple choice.

He lectures are very interesting. She asks a lot of questions. She tries to involve the students as much as possible in her lectures. She also gives real world examples.

I was fortunate enough to take the small section, I heard she is going to teach the big section. Her lectures will still be interesting..

Take her if you can.