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he was tight**** i would recomend him to anyone, there isnt much homework involved, hes and awesome teacher

Many great stories - fun to listen to because he speaks his mind but with academic prowess. He doesn't make fun of people, he is just honest.

I had Gulig for two classes and my advice... get to know him. His lectures become more interesting if you know him on a more personal level. And his tests... talk to him about what you plan on writing in your essay and he'll tell you if you are on the right track. Great guy!

He actually made me start to like history, and I didn't mind coming to class. There was a TON of reading though, but if you do the reading you will do SOOOO much better on the exams than if you don't do the readings.....I was NEVER a history buff, but I still managed an A with a reasonable amount of effort...and so can you! Good Luck!!

normally i HATE history, but i really enjoyed this class. he shows the interconnectedness of history and made it really interesting. the tests were super easy because he gave out study guides with the exact questions that were going to be on the test, just missing answers. i got an a in the class and didn't do a whole lot of work.

Professor Gulig is the bomb diggity! He makes history very, VERY interesting! He tells HILARIOUS jokes, and for his exams he hands out study guides that have the SAME EXACT questions as the tests...all you have to do is find the answers on your own and memorize them. It's that simple! He does in class writings too, so attendance is important!:)

Get ready to hear about cod. Otherwise a good lecturer and all around good guy.

He's hilarious, almost to a fault. He goes off tangents to the point where not much is covered. He's really good though, and the class for me was cake. Written assignments are simple, tests demand going through the books even if he does post most of the test on D2L.

Great, funny guy. The tests are multiple choice and essay, and he grades fairly. There are no surprises on the tests, either.

He's great and he really makes learning fun!

He so far has been my favorite professor here at UW-Whi****er. His classes are funny so I really listened instead of daydreamed about other stuff....Homework rarely happens and when it does it's not that bad.

Tony is a great teacher, i've had him a few times. his lectures are totally off the top of his head, which makes you pay attention. make sure you read and take notes on the readings, that's what the exams are on, which are both essay and multiple choice, which makes them easy. just read and pay attention cause he makes history fun!

I had him for Atlantic Hist. my freshman year-- I hate history, but by the time I finished this class I liked it. The way he incorporated humor into his lectures and yet knew when to be serious was a huge plus and made me pay attention (even though it was my biggest class at the University). Best class I took at WW!

He's a great teacher an really enjoys what he teaches. He makes it fun and interesting. Wish i could take more classes with him. everyone needs to have atleast one class with him.

Awesome professor. He's really funny, especially if you have him in the early morning. He let's you eat/drink in class. Writing assignments online are really easy, 1-2 paragraphs. His tests are somewhat tricky, there are a few trick questions. Don't be afraid to ask questions, he loves them nd he'll give you a straight answer.

Engaging. Knows material pretty much inside out. Discussion in class is encouraged. Students encouraged to find their interest in the subject matter and go with it. Helpful in class, and in general...has an open door policy, and not just in word as some professors, he really does. Gave him a hot because being engaged in history is hot.

Great professor! Very funny guy. His class is very easy. If you show up for class you will probably get an A. Tests are very easy too. He pretty much just gives away the answers.

Prof. Gulig is a great guy and funny as well. Sometimes he can get off on tangents giving you the impression that some lectures feel useless. The class is a pretty easy A as long as you read, show up regularly, and take the little notes that there are.

I learned so much from a class that i expected to learn nothing from His way of teaching was critical and insightful and he's hilarious.

Dr. Gulig overall is a great professor. He's hilarious, friendly, and approaches his topics objectively for the most part. His main drawback is that he gets sidetracked on tangents, and lectures can wander far and wide from the original topic. I have taken several of his classes, he teaches well, is very helpful, and grades fairly.

Get ready to read- the assignments are dozens of pages of readings. The lectures are not super important, he mainly just tells personal stories which is funny, but can make the exams a bit harder. Overall, a super cool person though.

He can go off on tangents, but they're fun and usually somewhat relevant! He really knows his stuff when it comes to American Indian History, and tells it fairly. Not a tough grader-just wants you to learn. I admit, I don't do all the reading, but I still am doing fine. Two big papers and quizzes that you can take as many times as needed. A fave!!

Tony is a great guy, get to class early and chat with him a bit and he will remember you and grade you more easily. I really liked this course, but Tony made it so much better!

Tony gives off a very "Gruff Tough History Buff" kinda vibe but he's a real champion. He is VERY clear about what will be on his tests which makes them simple but beneficial. He's very funny and loves to chat. Honestly just a really cool guy. He's very smart but he relates well to his students. DO NOT USE YOUR PHONE IN CLASS!

Gulig is a great professor, he can be tough some times but overall he is awesome. I have had him for 4 classes and he is very knowledgeable on the subjects he teaches. Yes he can be a tough grader but as long as you follow the guidelines he gives you you will do fine. He is very easy to talk to and wants you to succeed.

Super funny, which makes class enjoyable and interesting. I would take as many courses as I can with him.

Prof. Gulig is absolutely hilarious and makes lectures enjoyable. He is extremely knowledgeable but can oftentimes go on tangents that don't really relate to the class. You have weekly quizzes to do online along with chapter readings, but they aren't difficult if you do the readings. Midterm and final are essay-based.

Prof. Gulig is an amazing guy, he is so funny and relates well to his students. While, there are not many assignments it is important that you participate in class and don't start your paper the night before. During Covid-19 he was the best professor, SUPER accommodating. I would recommend him for anyone taking this class.

Gulig is only professor of HIST150 that deserves any respect. He makes boring topics interesting and gives memorable stories and anecdotes that relate to the material he teaches. He treats his students like people with brains (which is rare among college professors).

Professor Gulig is hilarious and super sarcastic. Loves telling stories and making lectures interesting. Loves when students ask questions and will call on you even if you don't raise your hand. HATES when students use their phones during class. Two 5 page writing assignments and a quiz every week online which isn't too bad. Definitely take him!

This guy makes history interesting! You'll want to participate in class. No really - PARTICIPATE! Ask questions. Then ask another. He likes that. And... of course wear plaid on Wednesdays. Plan to write good papers and you will be fine.

Great guy, very understanding- deserves a way better rating.

gives out a lot of HW every week but his class are pretty enjoyable for the most part. I say if you don't like reading or don't like taking quiz he's not the right professor for you. But he definitely knows his stuff probably more then most professors.

If you have the chance to take a class with Prof Gulig, take it. Show up to class, ask questions, and pay attention during the lectures. If you take good notes and keep the textbook and readings handy during weekly quizzes but you can do well. Ask for help outside of class. He is the best part of Whitewater.

Dr. Guligs class is a lot of fun. He really wants his students to engage and with each other and with the course. If you pay attention to the lectures and take good notes, the class is pretty easy.

LISTEN- Gulig is awesome. Great guy and fun to listen to. BUT if you are thinking of taking this class for an easy A DO NOT DO IT. The lecture, readings, and videos are interesting but the content on the quizzes is hard. You will not do as well as you think. If you dont care if you get an A or not definitely take this class because it is useful.

Not bad. One quiz a week. 2 papers. Can be really fun and entertaining during lectures at times. If you aren't great at history already may wanna rethink.

By far the goofiest professor I have ever met. He tells phenomenal stories that somehow end up relating to the material, and his level of experience and expertise in Native American history makes the material very understandable. He will absolutely drill Turabian citations into your head, but otherwise an amazing professor, I've had him twice.

Gulig's feels like the dad you never had. He's like a history teacher final boss- always got a flannel shirt on and outdoorsy. He's interesting to listen to since he's got a passion for history, but his lectures don't really stay on track too often. The class was literally a quiz a week and 3 essays. That's it. He's a chill guy and a fair grader.

I like Gulig because he was fun to listen to and always encouraging questions. This was a hybrid class and I loved it. There is a weekly quiz online, sometimes pop up in-class writtings (usually easy things) and 2 papers. The papers were on a topic of your choice within the years of the class. He grades fair but does not grade easy

Dr Gulig is perhaps among one of the greatest professors on this campus. I've had 3-4 classes with him and he never fails to set the bar outstandingly high in terms of his instruction and grading/feedback. His assessment requirements are exhaustively detailed, and his lectures oftentimes incorporate relevant and highly in-depth knowledge.