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How To Throw A Super Bowl Party
Microsoft PowerPoint:
The El Paso/Juarez Water Crises Project (Josh Shainin & Daniel Fass) ©2002
Microsoft Word:
Water Allocation: A Problem That Won't Dry Up (Del Chino, Daniel Fass, Michelle Sanchez, & Josh Shainin) ©2003
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| Stanton T. Friedman, "Flying Saucers Are Real" | Hai Trinh (funnel), Chris Broaddus in Clark Hall (Organic Chemistry) | |
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| 03/13/2002: Who knows? We might be only a couple issues away from porn covering the pages of the Daily Lobo. | ||
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RECOMMENDED UNM INSTRUCTORS:
| Name: | Subject: | Course: | Comments: |
| Aceves, Adriana H. (Rocio) | Mathematics | 316 (Appl Ord Diff Equ) | Very nice, taught tough material well |
| Astorino, Todd | Physical Education | 144 (Tennis) | Good tennis instructor |
| Barry, James | English | 220 (Expository Writing) | I'm really not into English, but he made it about as good as he could have |
| Baumgartel, Tom | History | 101, 102 (Western Civ I & II) | Had him for Western Civilization in 9th Grade at Sandia Prep, and now I have him for Western Civilization at UNM 5 years later. Funny how things work out, but he is a History teacher worth searching for. History isn't my best or favorite subject, but he makes it fun and worthwhile. |
| Benavidez, John | Management | 522 (Marketing) | |
| Blankenbaker, David | Mathematics | 163 (Calculus II) | I had him for Calculus II, and he is easily one of the best mathematics instructors I have ever had. He made Calculus easy to understand, because he went through a ton of steps, and worked a lot of useful examples. |
| Bohara, Alok | Economics | 309 (Econometrics) | Tough class to make interesting, but taught the essential material |
| Brookshire, David S. | Economics | 343 (Nat Rsrc Econ) | Missed several classes, but good instructor |
| Brunder, Christopher | Economics | 320 (Labor Economics) | Good lecturer, great guy |
| Burness, Stuart | Economics | 300 (Intermed. Micro) | Extremely smart, kept class interesting |
| Coes, Don | Economics | 303 (Intermed. Macro) | Incredibly smart, intense lectures, felt like I learned a lot after taking the course |
| Gandert, Miguel | Communication & Journalism | 261 (News Photography) | |
| Ganderton, Philip | Economics | 212 (Personal Investing) | One of the greatest persons I've ever met. If you can get him as an instructor, do so. Even if you can't get him for class, he is a wonderful person to be around. Click his name to visit his cool web site, or go here: http://gandini.unm.edu. |
| Gluck, John P. | Psychology | 105 (General Psychology) | My instructor for Introductory Psychology, the class itself was interesting, but he made the class so much better than it could have been, because of the numerous stories he told us, which were hilarious AND related to psychology, and his enthusiasm for teaching psychology. |
| Gutzler, David | Earth & Planetary Sciences | 251 (Meteorology) | An awesome meteorology professor; knows his stuff, keeps you interested, and took us on a field trip to the National Weather station, the only field trip I've been on at college. |
| Hamilton, David | Economics | 331 (Poverty) | Amazing person, approaching 90 years old, still going strong and still a great instructor |
| Hood, Jacqueline | Management | 506 (Organizational Behavior) | Could be a stand-up comic if she wanted to be, runs a very interesting and interactive class, but still learned a lot. |
| Jones, Mick | Economics | 350 (Public Finance) | Gave a lot of extra credit :) |
| Kassicieh, Sul | Management | 511, 517, 518 (Management of Technology) | |
| Kostur, Laura | Music | 139 (Music Appreciation) | Even though it wasn't Metallica or Offspring, got to listen to music as a class, so not too bad |
| Krause, Kate | Economics | 106 (Intro Micro) | Easy to follow lectures, really prepares you for tests, neat little experiments |
| Logsdon, Jeanne | Management | 508 (Ethics) | |
| Loring, Terry A. | Mathematics | 318 (Graph Theory) | Awesome use of technology (listen to lectures and view notes online), great instructor |
| Luger, George F. | Computer Science | 151 (Intro C++), 201 (CS Math Intro) | Good at explaining things in detail |
| Luse, Robin | Communication & Journalism | 262 (Radio/TV Performance) | |
| Mertz, Richard | Communication & Journalism | 468 (Mass Media Law) | |
| Moore, Cris | Computer Science | 251 (Intermed. C++) | Simply put, a genius. He is into Physics, he is a city counsellor in Santa Fe, and by the way, he is also a great computer programmer and instructor. We studied tons of programs he created throughout the semester, we made games which were great at building recursion, template, and other intermediate C++ skills, and I really took a lot out of his class. Interested? Check out his web site: http://www.santafe.edu/~moore/. |
| Munson, Kristen | Communication & Journalism | 130 (Public Speaking) | I had her for Public Speaking, and she made the class fun and enjoyable, by letting us choose topics we were interested in to talk about in class (of course I did the Denver Broncos). A great teacher, and a really nice person. |
| Rice, Roberta | Political Science | 220 (Comparative Politics) | Very organized, very easy to follow lectures |
| Saia, Jared | Computer Science | 361 (Data Structures&Alg I) | Very tough course, but extremely organized and kept us on track |
| Salazar, Andrew | Management | 513 (Technological Forecasting) | |
| Schatzberg, John | Management | 526 (Finance) | |
| Scott, David K. | Physical Education | 464 (Theory of Football) | A walking book of football knowledge, I had him for Theory of Football (what a great class!!!). If you're into football as much as I am, you will love this class, and you will love having Professor Scott as your instructor. |
| Stewart, Douglas | Management | 525 (Quality Management) | |
| Walsh, Steve | Management | 512, 514 (Management of Technology) | |
| Wolfe, David M. | Physics | 160, 161, 262 (Intro Physics Seq) | Unfortunately for us, but fortunately for him, Dr. Wolfe is leaving us to go to Russia for a year and help out a lot of scientists there by finding work for them to do. He might return to UNM someday (cross your fingers). |
| Yourstone, Steven | Management | 520 (Operations) | |
| Zink, Lee B. | Economics | 105 (Intro Macro) | Had my first Economics course with him, very good instructor, very good at explaining introductory concepts |