Based on student feedback from RateMyProfessors.com, here are the ratings for the English professors teaching ENGL F001B at Foothill College:
Suzy J. Quezada: Overall Quality: 1.5/5 (based on 2 ratings). Students mention that she is a tough grader and that assignments are graded late.
Jordana F. Griffiths: Overall Quality: 3.8/5 (based on 5 ratings). Students appreciate her organized lectures and prompt feedback but note a heavy workload.
Sherri D. Harvey: Overall Quality: 3.8/5 (based on 5 ratings). Students describe her as nice, with assignments related to sustainability, involving group work and projects.
Amber A. La Piana: No ratings available.
Brian C. Lewis: 4.3/5
Joanna E. Banach: No ratings available.
Benjamin P. Armerding: 4/5
Gives WAY TOO MUCH homework in a week and way too many discussion posts. Essays are due every two weeks. Does not care about students' well-being AT ALL. has extreme policies for AI -- do not use chatGPT or Grammarly.
Kella G. Svetich: 3.7/5
Richard D. Mills: 4.6/5
I basically didn't do anything for the first 6 weeks of class and he still accepted every assignment for full credit and his grading on essays is very fair and he makes multiple comments to help you understand where you could improve and where you did good. I really enjoyed getting praised for my writing, which I am not used to.
5 essays are a lot, but all the work you do relates to the essays needed for the class. Everything you do is actually needed and overall makes it really easy and clear what he expects. He cares a lot about the students. I once last minute changed my entire essay and he was completely fine and even encouraged me to go outside my comfort zone.
I do not enjoy English classes, but Richard is incredible! The homework load is super reasonable and he's an easy grader! He's always willing to help and overall I loved his class 10/10 would recommend!!!
Rachael E. Dworsky:1.4/ 5 Overall Quality Based on 5 ratings Rachael Dworsky
Caution future students taking Professor Dworsky class. This professor's tough grading, problematic group project structure, and reliance on a narrow set of criteria for evaluation may leave you feeling frustrated and unfairly assessed where the basis of your grade will be on the 3 major essays with minimal opportunities to improve your grade.
Linda D. Janakos: No ratings available.
Laurel Peacock: No ratings available.
Natalia A. Menendez: No ratings available.
Amy D. Reilly: No ratings available.
Melissa D. Laptalo: No ratings available.
Christine E. Turk: No ratings available.
Among the professors with available ratings, Jordana F. Griffiths and Sherri D. Harvey have the highest overall quality scores at 3.8/5. Students commend Professor Griffiths for her organized lectures and prompt feedback, though they note a substantial workload. Professor Harvey is described as nice, with assignments focused on sustainability and involving group work.
Please note that these ratings are subjective and based on a limited number of student reviews. It's advisable to consider your personal learning preferences and course requirements when selecting a professor.