co-teaches this course with two other professors... very interesting and clear in lectures, open to answer questions.

Anat is a hard course no matter what but he's so smart it just blows you away. I would take him over Brice any day.

You won't find a professor more willing to help you.

His labs are awesome! It doesn't even seem like a class, they're so interesting, he applies everything. He's very approachable, kinda seems like everyone's dad--type of guy.

challenging class, but really good. He is generous with his time outside of class also.

Great guy, challenging exams.

Dr. Seebach is a great professor. His exams are challenging but people need to realize that this isn't high school anymore! Always willing to help students in and outside of class. One of my favorite professors.

A & P is tough no matter what Seebach's exams are tough but he is so very willing to give you as much outside help as you need. Also a great lab instructor.

Hard course. Tests don't seem to match notes, but otherwise, he's not so bad. True--he is a little boring, but he's very willing to help if you need it. Great lab professor though!

I like Seebach's class. YOu never have to go to the class because all you have to do is keep up w/the readings and read the lecture slides. Exams are hard, but it's anatomy, they're suppose to be.

Anat and Phys by deffinition is a hard class. Material is difficult, but Seebach will help you. Find a study partner and you'll do alright. Good, clear slides for the most part accompany the lectures. Tests are Hard, study long and often.

prefered his method to brice's

interesting for me overall, I stopped doing assigned readings after 1st test. Before tests I studied powerpoints they post about 2 hrs for 2 days- got AB, B, BC, on the 3 Exams. didn't memorize anything just listened in class instead of worrying about taking notes. Not a comprehensive final

Ok, Anatomy and Physiology is HARD, no matter who you have teaching you. Yes, he is rather monotone and yes he is imperfect, just like us students. But he means well, is very willing to spend time helping you and if you find a consistant stuy partner and study method, you'll do /fine/.:)Good Luck!

Very organized! His powerpoint presentation were very clear and after the first exam, I knew exactly how to study. He wants you to read, so there are a couple of questions directly from the text. Also helping me with my Capstone seminar, very helpful, always helping me after his office hours.

Very nice guy and great teacher!!

Yes, he's boring (I've fallen asleep in class just about every time), but if you READ THE BOOK, look over his study guide, do his practice quizzes as well as the MYAP quizzes, and read the lecture notes, you will do very well on his tests. Like any class, it takes effort, but it's not impossible as long as you try.

I think this guy takes a while to get used to but i really like him. hes very helpful if you take the time to go in and talk to him. make sure to read the book though, its definitley not an easy class so you have to do a lot of work.

Seebach isn't that bad of a guy. It does take a little while to get used to his teaching style and lectures, but after you get used to it, his lectures aren't that bad... very smart and informative! the class topics are really interesting! his tests are mult choice, and can be tricky.

This teacher is very smart and will help you whenever you need it. His test are pretty easy and many people get 100% on the exams. He usally puts a few questions on the test from the study guide and online quiz so make sure you look them over! G R E A T T E A C H E R!!!

A&P is difficult but I was glad to have a helpful prof like Seebach. He's very willing to help and can answer most questions. Yes, he talks in a deep and dry voice during lecture but he explained the material very clearly. Excellent for learning the material.

Seebach is definately better than these ratings give him, his tests aren't that difficult if you study and put for some effort which is expected of A&P. I don't know about the other teachers, but I'm taking him for 313 by choice, and I would recommend him

Seebach is a wonderful professor and i am choosing to take him for 313. His powerpoints are very clear; you don't even really need to read the book. He's not too dry and tries to be interesting. I've never asked for help, but he seems very easy to approach.

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Really easy class. Rarely have to read the book. Power Point slides were in a funny order for me to understand so I just wrote my own notes and had no problem. Tries to be funny. Really easy to talk to, but I had him for lab too.

Seebach is a great profesor, explains the information well. He's also very helpful if your not quite understanding something. He can be a bit monotone at times but it didn't bother me.

Really good at bringing his best to his part of a hard class.

Great professor! His lectures are easy to understands, and his exams are fairly easy. His section of BIO 313 didn't fit into my schedule, so I have Brice now; Seebach was much easier to listen to, and his tests were easier.

Great professor, one of my favorites at UWL. He really wanted students to understand what he was teaching and you can tell me really enjoys teaching the material. I've gone into his office hours and he was very helpful. Overall, a really great professor, I enjoyed going to class.

Very helpful and knowledgeable. Covers all information clearly and in an interesting manner.

Keeps lectures exciting and understandable. Gives powerpoint printouts before lectures so you can keep notes with the slides he is talking about. Gives great review packets before exams, willing and able to answer questions. Loved the lectures and gives good examples when needed

When I had him I didn't really feel one way or another about him other than that he was kinda monotone, until I took 313 with someone else! His expectations are clear and exams aren't bad. Puts GOOD study guides out and sometimes podcasts to help too. Very good at explaining hard material. If you can stay awake I recommend.

Lectures are clear and concise, exams are very fair and he puts out AMAZING study guides at the beginning of every unit. Theyre all ive used to study and ive gotten an A- and a B+ on my first two exams. Downfall: VERY monotone. Lectures are a bit hard to stay awake for even in the middle of the day. I still would reccommend taking Dr. Seebach!

Seebach is an awesome teacher and a very nice guy. He really knows his stuff and really wants you to understand it. He offers to help as much as possible so that you will understand the material. There is A LOT of info and the tests are tough but just paying attention in class really helps. I definitely recommend taking him for 312 or 313.

Nice guy, very helpful, kind of boring in lecture, very hard exams.

He is very monotone, but overall the class wasn't hard. He will stay after class and answer any question until you completely understand it, same goes for lab. Do the objective questions he posts on D2L, don't just read through the study guides. Definitely had to work for the A, but it was very doable.

Take Seebach! If you are looking for a professor who is dedicated to helping his students and really wanting them to learn then take him! If you take him when he is teaching in Centenial he will record most of his lectures which you can view later which is very helpful especially if you miss a day of class or want to review it before an exam!

Seebach is great! yes the subject material is challenging but it is anat and phys. really strives to helping his students do well. Tests are multiple choice and hard but but if you put in adequete amount of time studying you'll do fine. most of the material that are on exams come from his lectures and powerepoints! Take him!!

Pretty much a confirmation of other reviews...relatively slow lectures but if you know the study guide material like the back of your hand, expect an A in the physiology portion. Anatomy is about 1/3 of your grade and requires extensive memorization. Dr. Seebach is a solid lecturer with genuine concern for his students.

Really like this teacher, really boring to listen to but he knows his stuff and his tests aren't impossible if you put in the time.

Class is difficult if you are not a natural biology person. Goes over complicated material quickly and drags on with easy concepts. Nice guy but is more willing to help those who already go above and beyond rather than the students who actually need help.

Seebach is very smart and knows his material. He is very straightforward about what will be on the test, and has even created a 20-30 page study guide with the key notes for every test. If you know everything on the guides, you do well on the tests. He is a bit boring, but I would recommend him and I'll be taking him again for BIO 313.

Dr. Seebach is an amazing educator! He is passionate about the material and it's obvious in his skill and smoothness in the lectures. His voice is soothing and he really cares how his students perform in class. TAKE HIM

He gives you a list of the possible exam questions prior to the exam and then picks certain questions off the list. You are allowed to use notes/textbook on the exams so as long as you go through & answer the question list beforehand, you should be golden. 3 exams, one or two homework assignments, and one research poster at the end

He's awesome! Great teacher, very knowledgeable. Tests are as straight forward as they get for A and P. There is no A and P class where you will not have to try hard. He is a great balance between making you learn and not making it so hard you fail.

Great professor. His exams are easy if you come to class, take notes, and skim book pages. Is very clear on what he expects his students to know. Learned a lot during the course and am taking him again for bio 313!

Wonderful man, Wonderful teacher. But SOOOO boring. Fell asleep everyday. That's okay though because the exams are very easy to prepare for if you do the work. Just write out your essays and warm up your speedy writing hand for class the next day.

Taking Anatomy over the summer seemed an intimidating task at first. However, Dr. Seebach's lectures were organized and ran smoothly. He was able to answer any question with more insight than probably wanted. He is an incredibly intelligent professor that forces you to really understand the material. He is monotone quite often but was great anyway.

This is my second time taking A&P 1. Even though it is a summer course, my grades have improved exponentially. I think Seebach is a great prof. He willingly offers help and is available to students. His voice is monotone but you can think think of it as "soothing." I would take him again. His exams are very straight forward.

He is a nice guy and is very willing to help his students. Most of the time his power points are just book diagrams, which often isn't very helpful because he doesn't explain them well. Regardless, his tests aren't too hard and he often adds extra credit questions which help your test grade. If you read the book you should be fine.

His lectures can sometimes feel like sitting in a medical school class. But, once you get used to his teaching style, it isn't that bad. He is willing to make plans for success with you and sit down and make sure you are doing your best. He doesn't want you to fail.

He is super nice and wants to help you in any way he can. He does grade things rather slowly but he seems to be a pretty laid back grader. You need to use your textbook for chapter quizzes online but they aren't bad since you have 3 tries to improve your grade. Tests are not bad if you prepare for them! Lectures are recorded as well

Brad is somewhat monotone, and it can be hard to pay attention at times. However, he records his lectures, which is VERY helpful in my opinion. I recommend rewatching all the lectures to be successful. He recommends reading the textbook to earn above a B on tests, but I did not and still got an A on 2/3 exams.

The exams aren't bad. He records his lectures. Read the book sections and do end of chapter problems (great for test prep). Clicker questions are 1% of your grade which is annoying. My main complaint is the Brad is really long winded, so it can be hard to know what exactly he finds important for testing. Otherwise nice guy that wants to help.

BIO 312 is a tough class, a lot of work to learn it. Brad is certainly very thorough in his lectures. However, if you just take a step back and reread your notes after class, everything will make sense. Has a very monotonous voice, but I combated that by sitting in the front where you have to pay attention. Exams are tough but fair. I recommend him

Dr. Seebach is a great professor. Take the fact that anat and phys is a harder class and he makes in mangble. He gives quizzes every two weeks on material from those two weeks. He also puts together great lecture captures that seem to be too long but all the information is meaningful. If you put in the work your grade will reflect that.

He is an easy grader, gives multiple choice on his exams along with short answer. He is extremely intelligent, and his exam questions reflect that.