Pondering Penguin: Who is Your Favorite Instructor at Clark?
Jessica Mohr
David Kosloski — Communications Studies professor
“David has a good heart. He coached [students] on good speeches.”
William Sexton
David Cummings — Mathematics instructor
“He [is] involved with his students. … He has a positive and upbeat personality, it shows in his teaching style and knowledge of [the] subject.”
Robin Mills
Sean Wheaton — English instructor
“He is enlightening and has a sense of humor. You get the impression he loves his job. He’s actually engaging with his students.”
Laura Pinto
Dr. Anita L. Fisher — History professor
“The way she teaches, she grabs our attention before she starts … the way she approaches the class, she’s youthful, very inviting, and very student-oriented.”
Emily Pinto
Rebecca Engel — American Sign Language instructor
“She goes slow with the students so you get it down. She wants to be able to help us. She does whatever it takes [to teach ASL]. She will sign and talk to you.”
Maribel Sanchez
Katherine Cooper — Human Development instructor
“She motivated us that we can do anything … she makes us feel sure about ourselves. [She] has a great personality and you can trust her with anything, such as grades.”
Patti Serrano,Dave Kosloski,John Fite,Sean Wheaton,Lucia Worthington and Jo Fuller are all wonderful instructors that I have had.
Nick Macias – Electrical Engineering instructor.
Nick has played a crucial role in my success at Clark College. He always stresses the importance of learning class material, never failing to be encouraging and motivating. He is always more than willing to help, even offering advice and assistance through email over the weekend, and even for classes he isn’t teaching. Nick truly has a passion for his field and for teaching students. He has become a reliable figure and mentor to me and many other students in the Computer Science and Engineering department. If I could take him with me for the rest of my college career, I would.
Well said Katie.