Dr. Nunez really does care about his students, you just need to be willing to ask for help outside of class. Chemistry is hard, and often students blame their professor for things that aren't their fault. Dr. Nunez provides everything you need for the exams, it's just up to you whether you study outside of class to be successful.

He's a good professor, a lot of kids don't like him because they are not willing to put in the work for a good grade.

Dr. Nunez is without a doubt the best chemistry professor that we have here on campus. He gets a lot of hate but that's generally from student's who aren't trying to get the help they need, and instead blame it on the professor. Dr. Nunez provides all of the information that we need to succeed in his class.

Never missed a class, always took and studied notes, and still did not pass. However, from what I've heard about other 105 professors, Dr.A is god-sent. He knows the material very well, and he's really great about explaining things multiple times. If you have to take Chem105, take Nunez.

Nunez is pretty entertaining as far as chemistry professors go. Especially in comparison to the rest of the chemistry department, he's the move for sure. He is a good professor, the reason for bad grades is lack of studying. The material is difficult for sure, but Nunez is a pretty great prof.

Dr. A was an amazing professor. The class material itself is very difficult and exams are very intimidating. However, Dr. A made sure to explain the materials the best he could. He was so interested in what he taught and genuinely wanted us to enjoy chemistry.

For being foreign, he is pretty easy to understand and I think his lectures featured important content. From what I've heard of other chemistry professors at UK, I think he is a safe bet for CHE 105, and if he taught it, I probably would have taken him for 107. Chemistry is a difficult subject so be prepared to study, but I with Dr. A I got an A.

Great guy, has a very thick accent but hes is still very understandable. One of the few lectures I actually enjoy going to, despite the 250+ people class size.

Dr. A is a great professor. He gets a lot of backlash because of how difficult the course is. He is very willing to work with a student after class hours to help them succeed and doesn't rush through information in class. He wants to make sure students understand material. Also, he's funny.

Dr Nunez is one of the better chemistry professors I've had. He really takes time during lecture to go over material instead of just flying through it. There is a lot of backlash for how hard this class is. Dr. Nunez is a good option for CHE 107! He is very willing to explain things to students and will work with you in office hours.

Nunez is a really nice guy and a great lecturer. I disagree with the complaints about his accent, I think his teaching is clear and organized. Past exam questions are worked out in class. I would recommend trying not to miss class often because the subject can be difficult BUT Nunez does a great job posting lectures online for if you do.

Dr. Nunez is funny and makes a hard class as fun s it can be. At the end of the semester he did a magic trick just for fun. He really tries to make chemistry enjoyable which is pretty hard. I would take him for chem 107 one hundred percent. I probably would have failed this class if I had another professor.

He is a very funny guy that knows a lot about chemistry. Sometimes his lectures became confusing and hard to sit through but he always tried to make sure everyone knew what was going on. Overall, good professor that is available for his students.

Dr. A is a great professor. He makes lecture fun and cracks a lot of jokes. I could understand where people have trouble understanding his accent, but I didn't have any trouble. CHE 105 is a really hard class, but he tries to help as much as he can. The tests are hard (beware exam 3) but he doesn't make them, the CHE department does.

Dr. Nunez was very helpful in making chemistry easy to understand. He worked out lots of example questions which helped a lot when preparing for tests. Overall, he made class very fun and made a really hard subject a lot easier.

Professor Nunez is probably one of the sweetest professors Ive had so far. Im kind of sad that this school year got cut short, and I only had him for a short amount of time. The course does require a lot of work outside of class,but theyre all doable as long as you pay attention to lectures and watch the playposits. Very considerate with grades!

Dr. Nunez was a great professor for this class. He put effort into his lecture videos, and explained everything clearly. He was also quick to respond to questions outside of class. This class is very test heavy, so make sure you put in time to watch lectures, take notes, and study!

Dr. Nunez is a good professor to have for a difficult class. Personally, I thought he was nice and understanding, and if you participate in class, he will be easily accessible to you outside of class. Lectures are helpful, and you should definitely do office hours if you're struggling. Explains very thoroughly.

In all honesty, Dr. Nunez is a decent teacher. He is smart and has some good lectures. After having Dr. Peters previously though, it is hard for anyone to even hold a pin to her teaching abilities. He was good but this is a tough class. It is much harder than CHE 105 is my opinion as well. You will need to focus on this class a lot to do well.

I had Dr. A for CHE 105 and 107 and really liked him, and this semester I was one of his interns for CHE 109. This man could not be more understanding. He cares about how you're doing in the course and will do anything to help you. The courses are difficult, but I'd gladly recommend him to any new student.

Great proffessor.

The class can be tough if you never took AP Chem, but if you did it is just like the second semester of that. Nunez is a caring professor and is always there to answer questions outside of class. The class is flipped so there is more opportunity to ask questions during the work time than in other classes.

I love Dr.A! He works so hard to help you succeed and genuinely cares about each of his students. I attended his office hours and he immediately learned my name and frequently checked in on me. When I missed a class he checked to make sure I was ok. This class is hard but he makes it manageable. Take him if you can!

The class was only difficult because I had never taken chem before. Watching the playposits really helps get through the class. Nunez is also a fun and cool teacher. TAKE HIM IF YOU CAN.

Take Nunez at ALL costs. He makes the class a bit more engaging with in-class experiments. The playposits are tough but the in-class discussions help understand them.

He is an amazing teacher! While his class is hard because it is Chemistry, he does a good job at trying to make it engaging and his discussions in class really help you understand the play posits. He is very accessible and helps go over things you do not understand after class and during review before each test. Take him for chemistry!!

Behind the tough guy persona, Professor Nunez cares about his students and their success. He puts more effort into making sure his students understand the content than most professors I've had for large classroom lectures like this. I would take him over most other options.

i loved dr. nunez. he ran a flipped classroom so we watched videos outside of class and did worksheets in class. his teaching style was perfect for me and i used in class to practice active recall. i think he is the best che prof!!

Nunez is a really good professor. He teaches through videos you watch on your own time and has you work on problems in class. The videos are pretty in depth and can be sped up to 2x speed. The problems worked on in class are similar to what's on the exams, but there is a bit more of an emphasis on concepts on the exams. He responds to emails quick.

I genuinely enjoyed his playposits(video lectures). At first, I was not a fan of this concept, but Nunez's use of them is done well. The worksheets and answer keys to the problems done in class are posted before every exam and are helpful when studying. These focus heavily on math, so memorization/concept questions must be done on your own time.

Dr. Nunez was a great professor! I recommend doing some extra work outside of the class to succeed like going to office hours, the study, and review sessions. I could have received a better grade in this class if I had gotten help from the beginning. Also don't miss class if possible, graded by attendance and it can help you out in the end.

Dr. Nunez is a good teacher. He teaches with a flipped classroom style, which I liked. It was not difficult to do well in his class if you put effort into taking notes, and paying attention in class. As long as you prepare for the exams, you should do just fine.

I loved the way the class was set up with lecture videos outside of class and then practice problems during the actual lecture time. I felt prepared to do homework and for the exams and he was able to explain some difficult concepts in a way that made it make sense! I really appreciated what he did for the class!

Tough guy persona, but good guy. Big soft teddy bear, you might say. His lectures sometimes aren't the best and he beats around the bush until telling you what you actually need to know, but a great guy. One of the best CHE105 professors so take him

This man is so funny and truly an exception to the standard professor. The course itself is very difficult to grasp but the way his class is set up with reverse lecture style honestly really helped me learn CHE 105 this semester.

He is the best. He still tutors me in CHE 107 and even the lab, and he's not even my professor anymore. He doesn't pretend he's "inaccessible" like most chem professors, he goes above and beyond to ensure the success of his students. If you want to pass CHE, pray you have Nunez or Woodrum. If not, I wouldn't even take the course. 10/10 professor.

Dr. A is a great professor that is really good at explaining chemistry and, in his own words, "making students hate chemistry less." He is good at making sure we know exactly the kinds of problems that will be on exams. He is also accessible, friendly, and caring. As far as the workload goes, it will be the same for every section of CHE105.

Dr. Nunez is a great professor, but also seems like a good person in general. He provides clear teaching and is willing to help his students. Not to mention, he's also pretty funny. He always walks through the class to answer questions, instead of just making the interns do everything. He is very involved and overall an excellent instructor.

Great teacher. Very helpful. Quite personal and a little funny. Overall my one of my favorite professors.

He's very funny and makes class fun. Gives good feedback when you have questions. Interns were amazing too. Chemistry isn't easy, but he is a great professor. He really wants the best for his students.

I absolutely loved having Dr. A for CHE105. His swapped teaching style really helped me remember the content. That being said, if you have no background in chemistry, it is going to be tough. He will absolutely work with you to help you learn, but being a weed-out class you will struggle if you haven't already had chemistry in high school.

He can be very intimating at first but his class is very enjoyable. He uses lots of examples and visual representations which I found helpful. He's a really funny guy too. I would go to office hours for sure

he uses a flipped lecture style that i looooved!! he has a dry sense of humor but wants everyone to succeed. I love him and will miss not having him as a professor!

Dr Nunez was one of my favorite professors of all time. He made chemistry fun for someone who struggled in it, which is saying a lot. He comes off as serious, but he is compassionate and very willing to help his students. He teaches using a flipped classroom and does a lot of demos!

He was a good professor. He helped me understand the material better than my last professor, to be clear have taken this course twice now, I previously had Presnell, and now I had Nunez, as a personal preference Nunez helped me understand clearer. If I had to take the class again I would definitely get Nunez.

I came into college not knowing anything about chemistry, but Dr. Nunez turned that around. He's super funny and I loved his lectures!

Dr. Nunez is a great teacher if you like visuals and detailed explanation. He runs a flipped style classroom which means you will learn most of the material on videos that are posted for you to watch outside of class then go over video material deeper during lecture. Dr. Nunez is flexible with office hours and is good at answering your questions.

It is a flipped classroom model, meaning you are expected to have an idea of the material before lecture. The playposits are relatively vague, but he is in-depth with his lectures. The hw is exponentially more difficult than the exams. The practice worksheets help a lot. You should pass this class if you do EVERYTHING you are expected to.

Nunez was a very good chemistry professor! I felt that he taught well with lots of detail. He taught it in reverse by having us watch videos the night before our lectures which truly helps you learn more about the topics. He also did a very good job at preparing us for the exams and I felt his grading scale was fair.

This course is flipped style so you watch a video before class and do a worksheet with him during lecture. Then you have an online assignment due about a week later. You will easily succeed if you watch the video and don't do the assignments last minute. I did better in this class than I did in my honors chem in high school. Nunez is 11/10

Dr. Nunez is a nice person and always welcomes questions during lectures. Sometimes he is hard to understand but overall this was not an issue. Put in the work outside of class and you will be fine because he covers all the content you need to know for the exams. Try to take his classes if possible.

Dr. Nunez set up his class to be much more difficult than the exams, however, his class is quite work heavy, requiring pre-lecture videos, in-lecture quizzes, and in-lecture worksheets.

Dr. Nunez cares so much about his students, and truly loves teaching. His class is definitely hard, but he's willing to help if you reach out and he's super helpful!!

Nunez helped me so much. Even when I wasn't in his class anymore. His door is always open and he cares about his students. He's the only reason I've done well in chemistry and I would gladly take his class again. Very good professor and supportive person.

One of the few decent profs for gen chem. He uses a flipped classroom & the homework is significantly harder than the tests, but if you understand the homework you will do well on the tests. His lectures are straightforward and easy to understand, though sometimes the in class worksheets can drag. Pay attention and do the work and you can succeed!

Well, Nunez may come off as mean and not understanding students' issues, but his teaching ability is outstanding. He's very clear in his lectures. I thoroughly enjoyed his flipped classroom teaching style. If you have the opportunity to take him as a professor for this class, I highly recommend him.

I learned a lot in his class and thought he was a great teacher. I retained the information really well. However, his exams are a lot harder than my current chem professor's exams. I was able to get an A due to the final. The class was hard, but definitely not impossible! Just study and put in the work, and you should be fine.

I loved this class. There's a lot of playposits and achieves but they were grade boosters and helped a lot with learning the material. The lectures are great and very helpful. He is very responsive. I enjoyed this class and would like to have him as a professor again.

Although the class can be difficult, I think that Dr. Nunez does a great job at preparing students. When you make time to talk to him, he will give you tips/ advice for the exams. Compared to the other chemistry professors I've had, Nunez made chemistry the most understandable.

I literally don't know where to start. I had him my first semester of my freshman year. Let's just say he was on of my favorites. He is funny during lecture which is handy while sitting for that long. Along with this, he held office hours multiple hours a week open for questions or concerns. I would say the material was reflective of the exams.

He can come off intimidatin g but he explains math and calculations pretty well. HE will explain things to you if you're confused you just have to not be intimidated.

He was my favorite this semester. Chemistry is so hard and boring, but he makes it more enjoyable than it is. After lecture, you'll do a 2-4 question iclicker assignment and he will help if you need it. So nice and so funny.

He was the reason I got an A in chemistry. He explains everything with a lot of detail and cares about helping. Before exams he'll do review sessions for just his students and always offers office hours. He's a little scary at first but he cares a lot about having students being successful in the class.

This is a difficult course, but Dr. Nunez is a very funny and caring professor. He teaches as a flipped classroom, which is very helpful. I was in the honors section, and we had a group project where we had to write a procedure to identify salts based on what we had learned. It was pretty easy to do. I would 100% recommend him to anyone taking 107.

If you do not take the time to watch the notes you WILL struggle, but if you pay attention you will be fine. Dr. Nunez is an amazing professor and I learned a lot from his class. He can be intimidating, but don't be afraid to ask questions. The exams are very hard, I highly suggest using the practice worksheets and old exams to study.

Funniest prof at UK. Great at explaining material. Anyone who says otherwise is not very smart or did not watch the videos.

He was good at making class fun and entertaining

He was a very clear instructor, attendance in lectures AND recitation is mandatory as you have an iClicker quiz at the end of most lectures. The content does get hard but there are prep videos due the night before each class to help you get a good understanding of what you'll be looking at. Exams are similar to in class material.

Great professor. Somewhat difficult class if you do not take the time to go over content outside of class. He explains the easiest way to memorize the content.

Like most, studying outside of class is recommended in order to pass. His explanations are easy to follow but a tad quick paced. A good professor.

He is really funny but wants you to participate. He will wait for you to answer when he asks questions during lectures. He's great, though.

When I took 109 freshman year, I honestly didn't love Nunez simply because the class was hard and I blamed him. Now that I'm taking 107 with another professor, I would do anything to have Nunez's teaching back. He actually teaches how to calculate problems, and the reverse classroom method actually works bc he just goes through examples in class

I loved Dr. Nunez. I had a lot of questionable professors this semester and let me tell you he was my best professor by FAR. He can be a little intimidating but he truly does want the best for everyone taking the class. I would also say you should absolutely go to lectures they help TREMENDOUSLY especially on test days because he does a review.