Professor Gardner was nice enough, but definitely strict. She had a no technology rule which made note-taking hard as she did not post slides and went too fast. She is the type who holds class the day before thanksgiving and fully expects everyone to show up. Was slightly condescending when asked questions but also did not force participation.

Dr G is an awesome professor! She makes science so accessible to people with a limited science background. Her lectures are pretty dense, but with information that is applicable and necessary. She has a super fun personality and I can tell she wants us to succeed.

I was disappointed in this class because I was hoping to get a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of toxicology, and I found the information she chose to present really random and surface level (lots of lists of things). I also found her homework assignments super unusual and her expectations were very unclear in my opinion.

Gardner is actually a really intellectual, honest, and well-meaning professor who wants her students to succeed. Her lectures are usually information-dense but she has a playful and light-hearted personality, which makes it better. She was quite unaccommodating for online classes, abiding by strict due dates. Overall, a very friendly professor.

Dr. Gardner is so rude to her students, & was incredibly unaccommodating during the pandemic, even tried to require we turn our finals in in person. Consistently behind on course material and class always ran late. When I had her in person I watched her yell at students several times during class. Offered no feedback. Take the chem series.

Helene does not care about her students. This is made clear by the way she refuses to post lecture recordings online for those in other time zones or busy dealing with the effects of coronavirus. Helene consistently begins class early and lets students out late. You will have to take her class if you are an ES major, prepare to hate it.