Dr. Gaddis is extremely inspirational, impressive, and really wants to see you grow. She assigns some writing/reading-heavy assignments but they really help you grow as a student and as a professional. Her content generates really interesting discussions and I definitely encourage taking a class from her if you can.

Extensive pre-work and a quiz before each class. First major project is completing an oral history, which I enjoyed and thought was valuable experience. A significant portion of your grade comes from a final group project, and you're graded as a group. Lectures were mostly small group discussions, and the prompts were the same from the homework.

Jen really likes group discussions. Almost every day you will be sitting in pods and discussing with your classmates, which I really enjoyed. There is a pre-class quiz due before each class meeting, 1 paper, and 1 group final where you can do a paper or a podcast. Overall, I really enjoyed this class and felt it was a good first step into CNPL.

Boring/awkward person. H the class do an Oral History Project. You dont learn much and you cant use technology during class.

Prof. Gaddis is very respectable and willing to help! Class is really easy, but attendance is recorded and mandatory. Topics covered are interesting and relevant to current society. Attendance, pre-class quizzes, 2 papers, and final group project make up your grade. Easy A.

This is a new class, so it's clear the professor is still trying to figure out the curriculum. There is a guest lecturer almost every day after the first few weeks of class. The teachers are very understanding and want you to do well. The textbook is only used the first two weeks of class. No midterm or final exam, only group projects and papers.

Jen was a great professor for Inter-HE 375. She is knowledgeable and passionate about the subject of food and sustainability and that made the class that much better for me. She cares about her students and does her best to get the class involved with the community. Would highly recommend her to anyone!

Jen is great. She needs to do better at being clear about her expectations but overall she's a great professor. She's in her first year from Yale and let's you know it. She grades harder then any prof in the CNPL major but in the end you learn a lot and really appreciate and respect her. Papers are tough, see her for help and you'll do fine.