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Monica Kearney PSYC432 Expecting an A- Anonymous 07/06/2023	I have had Dr. Kearney for PSYC 354 and 336, but nothing was as god awful as this course was. Before I get into the negative, the class itself (content and lecture) were genuinely important and engaging. I believe Dr. K is a fabulous lecturer and is good at explaining topics well. This is where the positives end. Literally the most inconsistent grading I have ever experienced due to there being 3 TAs that never graded similarly. Because of this, I would do well on an assignment, and then fail the second version of the assignment the following week because 2 different TAs graded it. I emailed to complain about this and was told that the TAs mistakes in grading would even out due to all 3 of them grading my papers. What ??? like actually what ?? It was just so bizarre to mess with my grade and class I pay for like that. How about the TAs are actually competent?? The TAs also never were open to critique or questions, and remained defensive with an atittude. Even when half the class would email to complain, they did not care and continued to be horrible graders. What made it more frustrating is that Dr. K did not seem to care AT ALL.
Nazish Salahuddin PSYC432 Expecting a B Anonymous 01/24/2023	Everyone that gave 5 starts must be white. As a counseling psychology professor she was not understanding and almost pushed me to my limit. I had to explain my entire life story just for a 6 point assignment. If you take her be careful of the TA’s as well as they gave me different responses on everything. I thought I was going to get an A- in the class and ended with a B because of the final paper I was told I did well on by a TA but received a D. Many of my other colored friends had problems with her as well… If I was a sally or emily maybe my problems would have been taken more serious.
Nazish Salahuddin PSYC432 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/21/2022	I love her, she is always accommodating and takes student feedback into consideration. She's very sweet and the class is incredibly interesting. If you go over her mini-lectures and are able to apply all the concepts you are all set for the exams. She gives helpful examples of everything we learn as it is a very application-based class.
Joann Prosser PSYC432 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/20/2021	The class was really informative about counseling psychology and you could tell that Dr. Prosser knew what she was talking about. However, I felt that there were too many assignments and readings in the class compared to how much we were actually being taught. Some of the assignments were confusing and, though she didn’t grade very harshly, they were a lot more challenging than they should’ve been. The class didn’t have a traditional lecture style which made some of the content more confusing. I didn’t dislike the class nor the professor but many improvements could be made.
Joann Prosser PSYC432 Anonymous 10/29/2021	A good class in general to explore the field of counseling psychology and the many approaches and theories that span from it. Gives you various of ideas for grad school but Dr. Prosser assigns a large number amount of assignment that is very tedious. She always says that you shouldn't take more than an hour on her assignments and discussion boards but the way she designs the assignments and required materials you need to read are just way too damn long. Similar to her case conceptualizations, I understand her whole philosophy of "if you can't explain it in a few pages, then you probably don't have a good understanding of the prompt" but there is so much that she wants students to address that you sacrifice details in some of your statements and you'd see in your grade reports she would often point out "Could've been more in depth or have sources to back up this" which is completely impossible given her 3-4 page requirement. Other than these factors, she is a decent professor. It's just this class has a lot more workload than you expected.
Derek Iwamoto PSYC432 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/21/2017	Professor Iwamoto really cares about his students and offers advice for graduate school. That being said, the class itself was poorly structured. The first half of the semester was relatively easy with a couple of writing assignments and a midterm, but the second half of the semester involved having writing assignments almost every week, finishing a group presentation project, and the final exam. It's definitely doable, but takes a lot of time management. His rubrics for long essays and the group presentation were a little vague and confusing, but he does offer 2% extra credit.
Nazish Salahuddin PSYC432 psychologynerd 12/26/2011	-really nice; responds to concerns via email pretty quickly -syllabus is pretty thorough of what is expected -lecture slides are VERY helpful -really engaging and enthusiastic lecturer -papers are very specific
Nazish Salahuddin PSYC432 Expecting an A Anonymous 02/05/2011	Interestingly enough, my favorite part about this class was the end of the year paper we had to write! The paper combined all the information we learned that semester in a fun way! Dr. Naz is a great teacher! She always double checks with her students to make sure everyone understands her teachings.
Nazish Salahuddin PSYC432 Expecting an A Anonymous 02/02/2011	Naz is the best professor in the psychology department. She is friendly, intelligent, engaging, and a great professor. Her classes are informative but not too heavy on the workload. Take a class with her!