Thats who it was. Best teacher ever. Plus that class was the one with the experiment that required constant monitoring for like 36 hours or whatever it was. Great class.
Greatest professor you had while in school
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Thats who it was. Best teacher ever. Plus that class was the one with the experiment that required constant monitoring for like 36 hours or whatever it was. Great class.
David Stuart is completely different in 102 compared to History of Rock n' Roll, which is a great class.
CycloneErik
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I think a lot of profs are different when you get them away from the survey courses. Some of them seem to think that the intro stuff is beneath them, or not interesting enough for them, or seem to have an attitude with the idea that the students won't care.
Obviously, some won't, but I'm sure plenty more don't after seeing that attitude.
Crazy is just the black swan to Isufan22.
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Bob Johnson, photography 301. Laid-back, very good teacher, and interested in his students. Considered him a friend. Plus, he always had some good music playing in the lab.
Nah, it was a TA. I mean you could slam me for being old back when it was like this in the mid-nineties, but then you might remember that you are older. :wink:
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It wasn't difficult to pick which direction I wanted to steer the electronic conversation.....
But you may be biased in covering your tracks.......
I also do not remember her name but I had an Economics class with a young gal teacher. She had a very hot/sweet approach to some of her students. I never missed that class. In fact, a couple times I split from some real good situations just to get to her class.
She invited some students to her house at times. My other teachers were not as interesting.
Anton (Tony) Netusil. What an incredible man. God rest his soul. Taught Stat at ISU after getting all of his degrees there. Passed away in 2003 after fighting cancer.
If you scroll down this pdf you'll see his memorial at Iowa State. This is one person I will never forget.
http://www.facsen.iastate.edu/Policies/Memorial Resolutions20031209.pdf
If you scroll down this pdf you'll see his memorial at Iowa State. This is one person I will never forget.
http://www.facsen.iastate.edu/Policies/Memorial Resolutions20031209.pdf
When I took Art History 281 a couple of years ago, the TA was one HOT redhead.
I'll third this since the ME dept seems to be underrepresented here.
Also in the category of greatest professor you didn't have I nominate the following. (I read a paper by him once I believe.)
Fachhochschule Südwestfalen - Prof. Dr. Beater - Maschinenbau Soest
Sean Taylor for fun factor and ease.
Prof Achter for being the greatest influence from a professor on campus.
Both are/were in the el ed dept.
Prof Achter for being the greatest influence from a professor on campus.
Both are/were in the el ed dept.
I remember one time he called me out for reading the newspaper during class. It was the week of the ISU/Iowa football game and I had the paper down low and was reading it. After a few seconds of him not talking and being completely silent, I looked up and he was staring right at me. He said something along the lines of, "can that wait until after class? Put the paper down." Everybody was staring at me and my face turned bright red.
Other than that, I enjoyed him. :smile:
Speaking of getting called out in class. In MGMT 370, McElroy called out a kid for texting on his cell phone in class and told him to wait around after class and talk to him. I thought it was funny because it reminded me of being in a high school class.
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I LOVED that project. I wish I hadn't been so busy that week or I would've been in the lab all day. Kick *** teacher!
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Dr. Mark Power. Best finance professor at ISU.
And take a look at his stache!
Really cool guy. Between Power and Roger Murphy, there were some great parties in the college of business.