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ENGL 488 Senior Grade Earned: B Elective 1:01 pm, Nov 15, 2012 Report Evaluation |
Dr. Clark is amazing! This class was so much fun and really helpful at growing your talent as a poet. There are quizzes on the poems quite often and a short 1 page essay and new poems due every class, but I would definitely recommend this class to anyone who likes to write poetry or just be creative! | |
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ENGL 346 Junior Grade Earned: B General Ed 11:03 am, Mar 28, 2011 Report Evaluation |
I really enjoyed this class. At first I wasn't too excited to hear that the whole class would be poetry but I ended up liking poetry by the end of the quarter. Dr. Clark helps his students understand poetry&form before he actually starts the readings. Once you realize poetry isn't so scary you can enjoy his class. He gets to know everyone in the class and he is very helpful during office hours. He makes the GWR easy-- take a class from Dr. Clark if you can! | |
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ENGL 346 Junior Grade Earned: A General Ed 10:21 pm, Mar 21, 2011 Report Evaluation |
I took English 346 as an upper division GE, and also for my GWR requirement. I was not into poetry at all when I took this class but Dr. Clark's classes are so entertaining that it actually had me enjoying the readings by the end. He is very straightforward with what he wants, and really one of the best teachers I have ever had. I HIGHLY recommend taking his classes! | |
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ENGL 305 5th Year Senior Grade Earned: A Required (Major) 10:44 am, Jan 15, 2010 Report Evaluation |
This was an excellent class. Everything was interesting, fair, presented well, and not too difficult. I was proud of the grades I earned and eager to learn -- a wonderful feeling to get out of a class, don\'t you think? I highly recommend Clark. I only wish that I had more English classes to take at Poly with Clark... sigh...stupid graduation :( | |
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ENGL 305 Senior Grade Earned: B Required (Major) 11:31 am, Jan 4, 2010 Report Evaluation |
Professor Clark is really an amazing teacher. He gives quizzes every 1-2 weeks, and they are not bad if you takes notes in class and do the readings. He also required 2 essay, due at the very end of the quarter with your final. The only thing that sucked is that you don\'t know what you got on the essays/final until you get your final grade after the quarter is over. Because of that, I just went into his office hours and continually asked for help. He was very helpful, and I would definitely tell anyone who has the chance to have him, take his class! | |
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ENGL 305 Senior Grade Earned: N/A Required (Major) 10:31 am, Dec 14, 2009 Report Evaluation |
Clark is an extremely good professor. Though I have only taken him for 305, I can only imagine that he is just as amazing in his other classes. There is a decent amount of reading, and some of the reading never gets discussed or comes up on the tests, but it does help you to understand the works of a particular author, time period, or subject much more thoroughly. Clark calls on people throughout class and expects everyone to contribute but he also helps students work through meanings and interpretations. There are 4 multiple choice quizes, a multiple choice final, a presentation on a work of your choice that you read in the class, a short review of a poetry reading you must attend, and the large portion of the grade is your research paper. Clark is always available to help students out. It is recommended that you go to his office after you\'ve written your thesis for a large paper you have to do. You will most definitely get a higher grade if you sit down and have him help you fine tune it. He is an extremely nice guy and great teacher and you should look forward to taking him. | |
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ENGL 253 Junior Grade Earned: B General Ed 3:47 pm, Jul 20, 2009 Report Evaluation |
If you pass up a chance to take a class with Professor Clark...you're an idiot. He is one of the best professors I've EVER had. He grades fairly...listens...and completely understands students. TAKE HIM!! | |
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ENGL 388 Senior Grade Earned: B Elective 12:51 pm, May 15, 2009 Report Evaluation |
Clark is an amazing guy. I have taken 4 classes with him and he always pushes me to do better. He is really willing to work with students in order to help them improve. He doesnt give too much work and everything is right up front. If you give your best effort your work will pay off. Definitely should take this teacher.... HE ROCKS! | |
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ENGL 459 Senior Grade Earned: A Required (Major) 1:52 am, Jan 13, 2009 Report Evaluation |
um what can i say about clark except that he changed my life?!!! this guy is the most compassionate, supportive, and amazing guy ever. i want to get my masters at poly just so i can be around him more! no joke. um he does expect a lot though, but it for sure pays off. oh my god. do not think twice about taking him, just do it. you will be a better person after having taken him. | |
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ENGL 305 Senior Grade Earned: A Required (Major) 8:32 pm, Sep 18, 2008 Report Evaluation |
I have nothing bad to say about Dr. Clark. I absolutely love him. He moves at a very fast pace, though, and calls on every person in the class at least once during each class. But those pressures helped me do better, and got me more excited about the literature we were reading. He is very flexible, amazing during office hours, and a very personable guy. I <3 Clark. | |
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ENGL 488 Graduate Student Grade Earned: A Elective 1:31 am, Feb 6, 2008 Report Evaluation |
i am female. never felt weirdness from clark, and, no, i'm not ugly. i always felt like clark respected me and my work, and noticed that he had favorite poets in my classes who were male. these lewd postings are unkind and unfair. . .just had to defend him! | |
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ENGL 449 Senior Grade Earned: B Required (Major) 4:36 pm, Feb 5, 2008 Report Evaluation |
Just so we all get this straight, there was a student awhile back with some personal animosity towards Clark, and that same student is probably responsible for all the repetitive, petty slander in Clark's review. Seriously, I have never met a single student who could not like Dr. Clark. He is a genuinely nice man, supportive and encouraging, and the structure of his class is great. It's easy to feel pretty stupid in a poetry class, but he sincerely valued everyone's input. He's a big believer in the socratic method, which gets everyone involved, and as far as a poetry seminar goes, he's totally got it down. Take him. | |
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ENGL 388 Senior Grade Earned: B General Ed 8:03 pm, Jan 13, 2008 Report Evaluation |
You will enjoy this class. For a C4, it's not bad at all, and if you put effort into reading the textbook(s) and developing your poetry, it will leave a positive impression. | |
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ENGL 388 5th Year Senior Grade Earned: A General Ed 4:20 pm, Jan 3, 2008 Report Evaluation |
Not really sure where all the hate is coming from. I found Kevin Clark to be among the better gen ed teachers I've had at poly thus far. I'm not an english major, but I did find his class unexpectedly fun and interesting. I think he did an excellent job introducing poetry to me, and I would recommend to anyone else wanting a class with a light load and interesting material (mostly from other students). Classroom aside, he's a really nice down-to-earth guy. Coming from a bittered 5th year that's sick of gen eds, I really can't think of anything bad to say about him, which is why the negative feedback about him is surprising to me. | |
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ENGL 511 Graduate Student Grade Earned: A Required (Major) 1:07 pm, Dec 15, 2007 Report Evaluation |
I found Modern American Poetry with Dr. Clark to be amazing. I've always been intimdated by poetry but his teaching style keeps it accessable for the novices and stimulating for everyone including the experts. Clark is very approachable and very helpful as well. I'd highly reccomend him to all students. | |
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ENGL 449 Graduate Student Grade Earned: A Required (Major) 8:11 pm, May 5, 2007 Report Evaluation |
If you can hack it, Dr. Clark's courses will polish you as a student, professional, and human being. Trust me. To this day I think I could walk into any poetry course at any school (Harvard, Wesleyan, Brown, wherever) and hold my own, passing GRE's and contributing on an erudite level to discussions. For a public school, middle class, average Joe like me to feel this way about the high-brow world of poetry is a miracle, a miracle named Kevin Clark. Note. He never checked out my tits. | |
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ENGL 488 Graduate Student Grade Earned: A Required (Major) 2:30 pm, Apr 24, 2007 Report Evaluation |
THIS IS THE WORST PROFESSOR IN THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT. HE ESCHEWS WHAT HE DOESN'T KNOW. HIS MATERIAL COMES FROM HIS ASSOCIATES AND FRIENDS, NOT WORLD RENOWN POETS. THIS PROFESSOR STANDS AS A MOMENTO TO THE SAYING "THOSE WHO CAN'T DO-- TEACH." AVOID THIS PROFESSOR FOR POETRY AND CORE CLASSES AT ALL COST. CHOOSE INCHAUSTI OR ANY OF THE OTHER POETRY TEACHERS INSTEAD EVEN IF YOU HAVE TO WAIT A FEW QUARTERS. | |
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ENGL 488 Graduate Student Grade Earned: A Required (Major) 12:44 pm, Jan 9, 2007 Report Evaluation |
Some awful things are being said here about Professor Clark, and I disagree with them all. I am in grad school right now for creative writing (poetry), mainly because of Dr. Clark's encouragement, support, and amazing teaching. I took 488 twice, and loved it both times. The environment he creates for sharing your poetry and discussing your peer's poetry is at the level of any grad program, and I always felt comfortable. Your grade in these classes comes from your own effort (i.e. doing all the assignments), your ability to comment helpfully on other's work (i.e. participation), and your revision. Dr. Clark is an intelligent, talented, and kind-hearted man... the kind who invites the whole class to his house for the last class meeting, the kind who gets to know you personally. He is a mentor to me and a friend (to both me and my fiance). I wish you all the opportunity to have a professor, in your time at Cal Poly, who actually cares about his or her students, as Dr. Clark does. | |
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ENGL 488 Graduate Student Grade Earned: B Required (Major) 3:44 pm, Sep 6, 2006 Report Evaluation |
I wish a I could write a haiku about what a tit-glaring, boner-composing ego-monster Dr. Clark is. Ok, let's be fair: some really love him, and they kiss his ass and flash their titties and write about orgasms. | |
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ENGL 488 5th Year Senior Grade Earned: B Required (Major) 12:38 pm, Sep 3, 2006 Report Evaluation |
Kevin is a fake and his class is a kiss ass free for all. if you kiss his ass, he's all for you and your poetry. if you have bright eyes and cleavage, go to the front of the class. i started out liking him, and ended up despising his arrogance, his favoritism, and his i'm mr. poetry attitude. as said earlier, take coffman. she's the real thing. ps: i'm a female, and i didn't want to play his game. 'respect zone' what a joke! | |
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ENGL 488 Senior Grade Earned: B Required (Major) 10:42 pm, Sep 1, 2006 Report Evaluation |
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ENGL 380 Senior Grade Earned: A Elective 10:27 am, Aug 14, 2006 Report Evaluation |
Professor Clark is a fantastic Professor. He is always eager to help students come to their *own* understanding of poetry. I have never had a professor better at this. He does run the class in a socratic format, but I felt he provided sufficient guidance when things ran off topic (which tends to happen when discussing love/sex/romance). The class was fairly easy because Clark explains his expectations clearly and does everything he can to assist you in satisfying those expectations. As for the female-favoritism issue (Im a guy), I noticed it, but it wasn't significant/detrimental to the class. | |
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ENGL 343 Junior Grade Earned: B Elective 11:50 am, Jul 23, 2006 Report Evaluation |
I really enjoyed Dr Clark class. I am a girl, but do not think that I was favored at ALL. I mean come on, there was only 5 guys in the class, and he calls on everybody at least once during his lectures. I recommend this class to any guy who wants meet a lot of girls. The class consisted of one midterm paper worth 20% of the grade, participation 10%, quizzes 20%, and a final paper worth 50% of the total grade. His lectures were interesting and there was group work where we would write thesis statements and also analyze our readings. We also were able to take the GWR in this class. He offers it 3 various times in the quarter and none of them count for your grade in the class. I actually had problems passing it, so he was nice enough to give it to me after the quarter had ended...and sure enough I passed it. I totally recommend Dr Clark...take him if you can! | |
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ENGL 305 Graduate Student Grade Earned: B Required (Major) 12:51 am, May 19, 2006 Report Evaluation |
I've taken Dr. Clark for 305 and 488 -- I just love his teaching style. Okay, so I'm a girl, but I never felt like he treated me any differently. But there is a reason this guy has won the Cal Poly Distinguished Teaching Award (2002). I can say that Dr. Clark was my first English prof. to genuinely validate me as a student; furthermore, he listened to what the students had to say. Though, I do have to say that his quizzes were always a pain ... He's not an easy professor, and he will be a stickler when it comes to the GWR. | |
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ENGL 388 Sophomore Grade Earned: A General Ed 2:32 pm, Dec 27, 2005 Report Evaluation |
Dr. Clark is a great guy, despite what others are saying. He cares about his students. This poetry class I took with him really helped me improve as a writer. I don't know this thing about favoring girls, I didn't see any of that. Take him for 388, it's not difficult and it's fun. I'm planning on taking his 488 in the spring. | |
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ENGL 388 Senior Grade Earned: A Required (Major) 5:09 pm, Dec 23, 2005 Report Evaluation |
I agree . . . this is an easy "A" class. Here are the steps to getting an "A." 1. Do all the reading. It's not hard. It will help keep you quiz scores high (quizzes are only worth 10% anyways) 2. When you're doing the re-writes of your poems, go to his office hours. He will basically tell you exactly what to change and what not to change. 3. That's pretty much it. Be prepared for some minor boredom in class, but along the way, there will be some very good/funny student written poems to marvel at. | |
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ENGL 488 Senior Grade Earned: B Required (Support) 3:14 pm, Aug 26, 2005 Report Evaluation |
Ned Flanders of poetry. Time for some nighty-nite, time for retirement. Girls: let him dry hump your leg for an A. Guys: Pretend that you think he'd cool and profound. Take Coffman, Cushing, or Hill. I've heard good things about all three. | |
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ENGL 343 Senior Grade Earned: N/A General Ed 11:21 am, Jul 2, 2005 Report Evaluation |
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ENGL 304 Senior Grade Earned: B Elective 1:34 am, Jun 23, 2005 Report Evaluation |
He says he teaches in a socratic method which means he randomly calls on students to check if they read the assignments (and most have not or will not). Yes, its sometimes nerve wracking, especially if you are not prone to speak in public. He does not seem to care about your opinion although he acts like it. What you have to say in his class has probably been said before by another student. So why &*&^ bother. Be prepared to be intimidated and become emotionally separated from poetry. His classes are like the medical examiner's probing of cadavers. You might learn something on your own because of his class, but, outside some new "poetical" vocabulary dont expect to came away with much. | |
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ENGL 343 Junior Grade Earned: A General Ed 5:12 pm, Jun 14, 2005 Report Evaluation |
This guy needs to retire. The reading was boring but the quizzes were easy. We had two papers, three quizes which included a final, and a poetry reading to go to which we had to write a paper on. He is strict on grammar and teaches you his opinions and his writing style which I don't think will improve your writing outside of his class. The class was really boring after awhile. He is full of himself but he likes girls which I think helped me. So if you are a chick and get stuck in a lame ge english class, take him and because he totally plays favorites. If you are a guy, good luck. | |
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ENGL 343 Sophomore Grade Earned: B Required (Support) 5:00 pm, Jun 14, 2005 Report Evaluation |
This was the worst English professor I have ever had a Cal Poly. He is egotistical and the course is based on whether you can figure out what he wants you to say and if you can regurgitate his opinions correctly on paper. The course grade breakdown was like this: 50% final paper, 20% midterm, 20% Quizzes (which included the final), and 10% poetry paper. Don't worry about spending too much of your own thoughts on these assignments. Go to his office hours, figure out which story he likes best, have him tell you what he liked about it, find a graduate assistant in the writing lab that had him and can help you write the papers, and hope for the best. I spent hours upon hours working to please this guy but clearly it was a feudal attempt. He is obnoxious and narcissistic. At the end of our last class he told us to "not worry about the professor evaluations because the department won't read them. I'm tenured and they can't do anything, but I look at them for feedback." Bullshit. He is doesn't give a damn about his students; his classes are speaking point for him to blow smoke up his own ass about his opinions on literature and his poetry (which sucks and is pretty filthy because of its/his sexual nature). STAY AWAY FROM THIS GUY, he gives a bad name to the English Department. If you get stuck and you are a guy, good luck because you are basically fucked. If you are a girl take him because you could do well simply because of your gender. And if you are a hot girl don't even think twice, take this guy and make him feel special because that is the only criteria for a good grade (i.e., an A). His class is so subjective and biased. He is by far the worst and most obnoxious, biased professor at Cal Poly. He teaches his opinions on literature not the content and purpose of the author | |
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ENGL 343 Junior Grade Earned: A General Ed 8:38 pm, Jun 12, 2005 Report Evaluation |
Yes, he tends to pick favorites in class (specifically girls) and lets people make pointless comments, but the class is, in general, a decent class. At the very least the class is interesting, which can be tough for 2-hour lecture classes. The reading can vary from 30 to 60 minutes per night (for a 2-day-per-week class) and is usually interesting. He assigns a midterm paper and a final paper, which are 1,000 words and 1,500 words, respectively. If you make use of the writing lab and make no grammatical mistakes, it's not too hard to get an A on them. The tests are easy if you do the reading (most everyone gets 100's on them). Although I wish he wouldn't have played favorites (a pet peeve of mine because I'm usually never the teacher's pet) it was a pretty decent class. Girls, in particular, shouldn't have too hard of a time in this class. | |
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ENGL 439 Junior Grade Earned: B Required (Major) 6:24 pm, Mar 29, 2005 Report Evaluation |
Dr. Clark really cares about his students. His method of teaching provokes thought from his students. You will get called on at least once a day in his class, so you can't slack on the reading, but pretty much any comment you make in the class is fair game for discussion. I've never once noticed him ripping into someone for an "incorrect" thought, he takes everything into consideration. Poetry is his specialty, so you can tell he is passionate about the material and none of the assignments seemed out of control. I would whole-heartedly recommend taking a class from him. | |
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ENGL 488 Senior Grade Earned: B Required (Major) 11:21 pm, Mar 23, 2005 Report Evaluation |
Clark knows the poetry community, but that is where his expertise ends. This guy is so full of himself that his classes become unbearable. Clark's main belief is that poetry is created to be shared and published. It is not necessarily about personal expression or deep thoughts or images. At the end of the quarter Clark asked the class to vote on which poet in the class influenced him/her the most and then wrote the votes up on the board for everyone to see as if poetry is a contest. I would not take this class with Clark, nor would I take any class with him agian. HEAD THIS WARNING, this guy will destroy any passion for poetry as he seeks to only emphasize HIS IDEA of what good poetry is (even though his job is to grade the ungradable, poetry, he looks for what HE PERSONALLY LIKES.) At the end of the day, this guy will break you! | |
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ENGL 380 Junior Grade Earned: C General Ed 3:54 pm, Mar 9, 2005 Report Evaluation |
Kevin Clark was a mixed package for this class. He has some of the talents of a great professor, but he let the students wander so far off topic during lecture that I slowly lost all interest in the subject matter as taught in class. He is very anal about the floweriness of essays, which I believe shouldn't have to be as creative as the poems about sex that he writes. I had a very open mind coming into the class, and still do, but I wonder to what degree the "uniqueness" of the subject matter was more than just skin-deep for the instructor and many of the students. The class was a welcome change in the Cal Poly gender ratio--more female than male--but it became apparent why: Clark liked the girls (especially the attractive ones), and he never once stopped females from making gross generalizations about men. I spoke with some of the few men in this class after it was over, and they too received C's. Seems very questionable. (The class was entitled "Love, Sex, and Romanticism in Contemporary American Poetry.") The class wasn't all bad, though, as I did pass the GWR and become more interested in poetry. Good luck with Clark if you take his class, and remember you were forewarned! | |
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ENGL 388 Freshman Grade Earned: B Elective 11:51 am, Feb 12, 2005 Report Evaluation |
Clark is a professor who is very passionate about poetry. he teaches effectively and i learned a lot. his quizzes were really detailed but they arent worth very much. i would recommend taking him. | |
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ENGL 449 Senior Grade Earned: N/A Required (Major) 11:35 am, Jan 2, 2005 Report Evaluation |
Dr.Clark rocks. | |
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ENGL 305 5th Year Senior Grade Earned: N/A Required (Major) 11:52 am, Dec 7, 2004 Report Evaluation |
Dr. Clark is an excellent teacher as most of these reviews have said. However, he's fair and really is a nice guy. All the comments about him ogling pretty girls or being a jerk makes no sense whatsoever and really seems to indicate resentment over bad grades or criticism. Dr. Clark truly enjoys what he does and enjoys coming to his classes. Our class was able to develop some great conversations because Dr. Clark made it easy for us to voice our thoughts. I highly recommend Dr. Clark. | |
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ENGL 488 Senior Grade Earned: B Required (Major) 6:33 pm, Jun 21, 2004 Report Evaluation |
Pretty mixed feelings about Kevin. I've taken a few creative writing courses and his was by far the weakest. He's too nice for his own good. You almost get the feeling that he's either a phoney or an idiot savant. I had Hill and he was great, Cushing who was pretty good, and Cokal, who I didn't like much. Kevin is like a little league coach or an old lday who works in the Hallmark store. And sadly, the comments about him ogling the babes is true. Take Hill or Cushing. | |
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ENGL 488 Junior Grade Earned: B Required (Major) 12:44 pm, Jun 20, 2004 Report Evaluation |
Clark is a mealy-mouthed jerk. He thinks he knows everything, pretends he's Mr. Nice Guy, but he's a really an arrogant sap. Loves to check out the ladies though he's always doing that. Avoid him unless you're a pretty female or someone who wants to write confessional poems about sex and liberal politics. Class is relatively easy though. Clark needs retirement. | |
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ENGL 305 Junior Grade Earned: A Required (Major) 6:05 pm, Jun 23, 2003 Report Evaluation |
I have nothing but wonderful things to say about Kevin. I had him for two classes in the same quarter (the other was poetry writing 488). He selected great readings and inspired interesting discussion in both classes. I can't wait to take him again. The reading load was high but entirely worth it. Kevin is smart, funny, and one of those profs who makes you look forward to going to class. Take him and you won't be sorry. | |
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ENGL 415 Graduate Student Grade Earned: B Required (Major) 3:44 pm, Mar 27, 2003 Report Evaluation |
Kevin Clark inspired me to write poetry, and to become an English Major. It was his youthful enthusiasm and love for the written word that helped check me out of Speech Com. I have to say I am proud I had a class with him. It was hard, and I really had to work -- but having read the poetry from his latest book -- he just keeps getting better, and brighter and smarter. Some prof's deteriorate with age, but not Kevin, he is gaining the momentum he has always dreamed. Plus, he's the nephew of Mary Higgins Clark, so the talent runs in the family -- though, Kevin offers more talent than the mystery trite his Auntie Mary writes. You will like this class, and most of all, you will have fun. | |
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ENGL 388 Junior Grade Earned: A General Ed 12:43 pm, Jul 19, 2002 Report Evaluation |
this is an easy "A" class. | |
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ENGL 380 Senior Grade Earned: B Elective 5:00 pm, Jul 11, 2002 Report Evaluation |
Kevin is one of the best English professors at Cal Poly. He expects a lot from his students, especially if you are an English major, but is very fair and always willing to work with a student to help them improve their writing. His love for poetry is overwhelming and his classes are always fun. He is very easy to talk to and is open to student's ideas. | |
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ENGL 488 Junior Grade Earned: N/A Required (Major) 7:21 pm, Feb 27, 2002 Report Evaluation |
Kevin's a nice guy, but he lets people ramble on and on even when they have nothing to valuable to say. It bogs the class down, and makes it pretty boring. I also think he shows favoritism toward pretty girls, regardless if they can write a lick. I wouldn't want to take another course from him because he's too wishy-washy and too damn soft. | |
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ENGL 342 Sophomore Grade Earned: C Required (Major) 8:42 pm, Aug 1, 2001 Report Evaluation |
His class was difficult (the writing portion), but reasonable. I learned more in this class than I have in other quarters combined. This is one of the professors/classes that helped me to decide on changing my major from Business to English. | |
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ENGL 380 Sophomore Grade Earned: A Elective 8:42 pm, Aug 1, 2001 Report Evaluation |
One of the best classes I've taken at Cal Poly. Kevin conducts great class discussions--not just plain lecture. Expect to have a good time. | |
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ENGL 342 Junior Grade Earned: B Required (Major) 8:42 pm, Aug 1, 2001 Report Evaluation |
Dr. Clark appears to have a big ego--like he is always right and you are wrong. I found him to be arrogant and a big bore, and did not learn very much from his class. If you have the opportunity, I would recommend that you take this class from another instructor. | |
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ENGL 380 Junior Grade Earned: A Required (Major) 8:42 pm, Aug 1, 2001 Report Evaluation |
If you are up for a challenge, I definitely recommend him as a teacher. He grades very harshly, but will work with you if you reasonably back up your points. Do not try to be creative and come up with your own viewpoints, try to think of what he would say and you will do well. However, the actual classes are incredibly fun and the time goes by very quickly. It is very enjoyable. Keep up with the work and try not to fall behind. | |
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ENGL 346 Sophomore Grade Earned: A General Ed 12:55 pm, Jun 6, 2001 Report Evaluation |
Dr. Clark seriously tamed my fear of poetry. I learned to appreciate poetry's depth and intensity and I enjoyed the class's multi-ethnic perspective. Dr. Clark seemed to have a sincere interest in every student, and every individual's input in class discussions was never demeaned. The class also consists of a brief overview of the history of American poetry movements, which was both extremely interesting and relevant to understanding much of the poetry. Dr. Clark is a fair grader. If you make the effort to consult with him during his office hours you will do well on your papers. | |
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ENGL 380 Junior Grade Earned: B Elective 12:38 pm, Oct 26, 1999 Report Evaluation |
Even though I'm a complete idiot when it comes to poetry, he still made this class fun. It's one of the best classes I've ever took in Cal Poly. | |
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ENGL 350 Sophomore Grade Earned: C Required (Major) 6:28 pm, Jun 14, 1999 Report Evaluation |
The guy is a jerk. Flat out. If at all possible take this class with someone else. If you are looking to fulfill your GWR with him, forget it. I took the GWR 3 times with this asshole and he fluncked me everytime. I paid my $25 and passed on the first time. Do not take this idiot as an instructor! | |
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