Praise my Prof: no complaining

[tdaver]

Larry Glasgow


+1 on Forest Miller

[puniraptor]

I would be interested in hearing about why you guys are praising FR Miller

[ChiComCat]

My favorites were classes that had nothing to do with my major.  I second goEMAW favorites of oscar Law and and appreciation of architecture guy.  Law was ridiculous.  You would walk into class and see some crazy experiment set up.

[The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep]

Forest Miller was also great

calculus teacher?

[8manpick]

I would be interested in hearing about why you guys are praising FR Miller

Thought he explained Calc 3 well, made it interesting. Was the first math class I had in college and I had to learn to take notes quickly, but other than that it was good.  Learned a lot, wasn't too difficult, etc.

[puniraptor]

I would be interested in hearing about why you guys are praising FR Miller

Thought he explained Calc 3 well, made it interesting. Was the first math class I had in college and I had to learn to take notes quickly, but other than that it was good.  Learned a lot, wasn't too difficult, etc.

Thats very interesting. We must have very different brains. I feel basically the opposite of everything you said.

[The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep]

yup. miller was a stud. fair teacher.

theres a fairly young ME professor who taught my thermo class who was pretty good, 8mp. he had a daughter who went to lousville and talked about her a lot. any idea?

[8manpick]

yup. miller was a stud. fair teacher.

theres a fairly young ME professor who taught my thermo class who was pretty good, 8mp. he had a daughter who went to lousville and talked about her a lot. any idea?

Dr. Lease probably. Wanklyn's kid is only like two so probably not Louisville.  He is a fantastic teacher too, by the way.

[illBisonYourdele]

John Graham was an absolute stud for the first month of Professional Financial Planning and then he got terminal cancer 

total badass

[puniraptor]

I really enjoyed Dr. Pacey. He got me excited about engineering in the beginning and then again at the end after I was burned out and bitter.

He seems to have survived terminal cancer several times 

[Headinjun]

Dr. Eric Higgins

Hendrix was great in the classes beyond Finance 400

Rodney Vogt in really small classes, could spend 20 min of class talking fishing (@benji)

Higgins hands down best prof in college of BA. Hendrix has the attitude of a millionaire who never actually made his millions. Rodney Vogt is a tool.

Anybody surprised that Eastcat would hate Hendrix?

Hendrix probably knows more than you'll ever know in the world of finance and economics and based on your posts it's not even a contest. 

[SabiNation]

All of them have already been mentioned ITT, but Dave Andrus, Swinder Janda and David Lehman were all total stud bosses.  The Dave was probably my favorite teacher I had while at Kansas State University.

[ChiComCat]

I also enjoyed the dude who did Radinas, though I think I have heard differing opinions on him in the past.  Played a B-Ball game during class once and his class seemed to have real world application.  Some Business Ethics guy I had was fun too.

[illBisonYourdele]

Dr. Eric Higgins

Hendrix was great in the classes beyond Finance 400

Rodney Vogt in really small classes, could spend 20 min of class talking fishing (@benji)

Higgins hands down best prof in college of BA. Hendrix has the attitude of a millionaire who never actually made his millions. Rodney Vogt is a tool.

Anybody surprised that Eastcat would hate Hendrix?

Hendrix probably knows more than you'll ever know in the world of finance and economics and based on your posts it's not even a contest.

i always knew hendrix as the guy who taught me to use a BA II Plus

[Headinjun]

TRENARY - one of my first classes at KSU, ECON 101.  He explained the basics very well and his teachings stick with me to this day. May he rest peacefully.

Dr. Che, M.I.S. - I'm glad he knew the subject matter and was able to give a more clearer picture of system design. 

Hendrix - knows his shizzle

Fallon, marketing - funny ass southeren old fart.

[Rage Against the McKee]

Did any of you guy ever take a class taught by John Maginnis? Oh man, what a hair cut!

[IPA4Me]

Don't remember any names but my econ 101 instructor was smoking hot.

[Headinjun]

 

This thread makes me miss school guys. 

[Rage Against the McKee]

[Rage Against the McKee]

whoever the teacher of appreciation of architecture was. dr semen I think was his name?

He whined too much for my taste.

[Headinjun]

Don't remember any names but my econ 101 instructor was smoking hot.

I don't remember a hot Econ teacher. 

What era??

[ben ji]

I also enjoyed the dude who did Radinas, though I think I have heard differing opinions on him in the past.  Played a B-Ball game during class once and his class seemed to have real world application.  Some Business Ethics guy I had was fun too.

Me and my buddies called him "Space Wade" because the first day of class he told some story about Nasa spending millions to develop a pen that would write in space while the russians just used pencils.

Dr. D (Donita Whitney?) was also great prof. Little crazy but really fun.

[Tobias]

Did any of you guy ever take a class taught by John Maginnis? Oh man, what a hair cut!

calc 1 - what a stud

[sunny_cat]

Don't remember any names but my econ 101 instructor was smoking hot.

I don't remember a hot Econ teacher. 

What era??

Tracy Turner was/(is?) kinda hot for a woman in her 40s.

[Kat Kid]

Don't remember any names but my econ 101 instructor was smoking hot.

I don't remember a hot Econ teacher. 

What era??

obvs talking about the Rog here.