Sue Russell

She is a very intelligent and experiences woman who is very passionate about Christ and her students. However, she really focuses on the anthropological side of Acts, which at times can drone one and be not very useful.

Dr. Russell is a sweet, inspiring prof. that has a huge heart for Christ and others. She goes off on tangents quite often, but the class itself is not difficult at all if you practice regular attendance. Russell gives bonus points for pretty much anything, so making anything less than an A is simply a result of laziness, not difficulty.

Somewhat fascinating class, but it's a really inefficient use of time. If you like driving in stop-and-go traffic, this class is perfect for you.The class takes 3 hours to cover about 30 minutes worth of notes. There's also too much class participation, where dumb students are called on to talk about what they think about the subject matter.

Dr. Russell is so friendly and you can tell she has a true heart for God. The class was late at night and 3 hours, so I often found myself doodleing or falling asleep. I love the book of Acts, but I feel like it could have been taught better.

I took her class online, its not too bad. It's a lot of work but as long as you do your work you will be fine. Her power points and lecture notes are a bit confusing and in her lecture videos she mumbles a lot so its difficult to hear. I thought it was strange how she made our deadline times at 5pm when some of us have work all day.

I took the class from her in the fall. AVOID this feminist at all costs. Wow, is she a bad teacher. A complete waste of time and money. I've heard that anyone who is intelligent takes the class correspondence to avoid her. But if you don't get an A, you are an idiot because she offers so much extra credit.

It's probably not her fault, but the class is friendly of dull. friendly of expected from an basic level anthro class, but could possibly be better. Very sweet prof. who is passionate about what she teaches, but ties EVERYTHING in with the people group she worked with for 20+ years