PHIL 3390
Philosophical Writing
This seminar will have a different topic of central philosophical importance each semester. Significant attention will also be devoted to conceiving, researching, writing, revising, critiquing, and presenting philosophical essays. Limited to 15 students. Priority will be given to philosophy majors and minors who have not yet completed their Writing Intensive requirement.
Reviews
Good at philosophy, but would talk for an extended period. The course was very disorganized, and he changed the grading requirements a few times. He's a kind person, and holds great office hours, but has really weird paper requirements. His style is unique, which could be good or bad depending on the person. Overall, good professor.
2/20/2024
This was easily the hardest class of my college experience, but if Baxley was teaching it I'd do it all over again. She is personable, great at breaking down material into digestible chunks, and SUPER FUNNY. I would probably take her class Pass/fail if it weren't going towards my major since it is a lot of work, but she is GREAT
1/20/2020
Dr. Sorensen was at the least entertaining. He's extremely knowledgeable and made class fun, but he wasn't easy at all. He was a hard grader.
11/17/2010