Prof. was really nice and passionate about the environment. It was flipped classroom, so you watched videos and then discussed them/did group work in class. I took APES in high school, so I didn't get too much new info out of the class. There was a group project on different avenues for solving climate change, project was main component of grading

Professor Gee is fair and really tries to make sure all his students succeed. His material is hard and confusing but he is always available for extra office hours. Super approachable!

Took his ENV S 106 and 115 classes. Incredibly scattered and disorganized teaching, clear biases that he doesn't even try to hide, I am never going to take a class by him again because I now have to UN-learn quite a lot of information that's just factually incorrect.

Professor Gee is a very nice person and I really enjoy his class. I could not believe that I made all the 8 am classes. I always found his lecture very interesting. Go to his office hours and talk to him! Do the readings, but focuses more on his lectures. Study hard with the materials on the study guide and you will get good grades.

Quentin is the cutest professor on campus! If you are an environmental studies major take this class instead of 34B!! I promise It is a way better option. We do use the iclicker in class everyday. You have a synthesis assignment on your work in lab (where you just learn to use excel). Not a hard class at all and Quentin is very reasonable.

Really chill guy who knows lots. The class can be confusing so go to office hours to get answers. Tests are confusing on purpose but I still got an A without studying my hardest. Would take him again definitely.