Slogar is an excellent teacher who makes the subject at hand more interesting to learn. You can tell that he is passionate about art history. The class demands 2 midterms, a final, 2 trips to a museum along with a paper. Effort is necessary to get a good grade in the class because there's no hw to base grades on.

His lecture sure is boring but not much u can do to make art history too interesting. I like him bc he is an easy grader. He gives u the image list for each test. All u have to do is study the images on the list and u'll do fine! I didn't read the text and I still got A's on midterms. AND he grades on a curve. How awesome is he? 3 tests, 1 paper.

he is not really hard. just go to class, all of the questions on the test are about 95% from his lectures; the other part from the films he shows. Just take good enough notes. study and u'll be fine. he gives multiple choice questions only.

He seems nice enough, but it's hard to pay attention to his lectures because he speaks so softly and doesn't have a very enthusiastic voice. Three tests and two papers (5 pages) each worth 100 points. If he were more enthusiastic this class would be awesome.

I loved him! He is the nicest guy ever and really loves what he's teaching. He gives an image list before each exam which makes it so easy and the papers are only 5 pages. I thought this class was GREAT and I would totally tell people to take him!

Very easy class. Class consists of lectures, two 5 page papers and exams. He gives an image list for the study guide. Take good notes and study images thoroughly and the exams will be a joke. He is a nice professor and is genuinely concerned for his students. Take him!

i rarely went to class because the lectures were SO boring and it was a struggle to stay awake, but i still got an A. all you have to do is go to the review days before the exams where he goes over the relevant material and he'll tell you everything you need to know; you definitely don't need the book. also, he's a grammar nazi, but aren't we all?

This guy was awesome! I learned so much, & he was so passionate about the class that it made me interested/want to read! He is very helpful & he lets you out early all the time. Great Prof! His paper & exams are just as he says. No tricks with him! :]

he's really nice & helpful, going to class is important for notes. tests are slideshows of images and you answer questions about them and identify them . good professor.

An outstanding and helpful professor! The class is fairly easy IF you do your weekly reading and attend class each day. Dr. Sloger provides a study guide as well as a slideshow review of the exams (3). He is also very understanding of students' needs. HIGHLY recommend for any art class!

Great Professor! Very passionate about African art and always willing to help out any student in need.

I love the professor. He's so easy and simple. Easy class. Basically taking notes on images he has up on the slide. 3 exams. 1 write-up where you have to visit 2 museums (compare & contrast). I actually enjoyed writing the essay. Attendance is needed to take notes on images that will be on the exam. Study guide provided and exams are easy peasy!!!!

Class is very simple. Just take notes on the images that he tells you, and notes that are in the book. Make flash cards, or powerpoint notes on the image list for the tests, and you'll get a very easy A. There is like 5-8 tests questions, that are based off what you learn through the course, so you need to show up daily.

Pretty simple class. Cool guy. Take good notes on the images shown in class though if you want to do well. Museum assignment was kinda interesting too.

He's pretty awesome and is there if you need him. He's very helpful and full of art history knowledge. He grades a little hard on the paper but I still got a B on it and ended up with an A in the class. Just study the image list and you'll pass for sure!

Honestly, one of the few classes I will take to heart. I learned an unmeasurable amount. Testing is very fair and reasonable. He is the type of professor I would like to talk to outside of class 'cause he has much to say.

Cool guy. Attendance is not mandatory but it is good idea to go and take notes. Study guide is provided but that does not mean you will Ace the exam because there are questions from his lectures that is not on study guide. Book is not mandatory either unless you don't go to class at all then it would good idea to read the book. Ha. 3 exams and 1 mu

I LOVE THIS CLASS. and i usually hate anything that has to do with history in any form. his lectures are incredibly easy to follow and interesting too. you can tell he loves what he does and he's funny too. He does give you an image list before the tests and as long as you review it, its super easy

One of my favorite teachers

This is an amazing professor who makes the mundane into intriguing! I wish he taught more ART histories because i would attend every single one of them. His tests are incredibly easy, and the amount of education you get out of one class is astounding.

He makes a boring topic interesting and is extremely helpful. Make sure you keep up with the readings and participate. I learned a lot in his class.

Slogar makes the topic interesting. Easy class as long as you pay attention. Low work load. Exams are very important. Offers extra credit. Great class! :) *thumbs up!*

Great class, loved this professor. Took this class at another school did terrible, and got an A in this one. Make's the material interesting, and I enjoyed all of his little jokes. Take him. You won't regret it! Did I mention, he's one of my favorites?

Very clear professor, intresting in class,very good at answering questions in person and through email.Go to his review sessions before tests, 1 paper, 3 exams including final.

Nice guy, cares about the subject. If you're an Art major or care about Art, take him. For those who don't (like me) this is not a class you can coast by with an A. You'll have to do some serious studying or actually pay attention to get higher than a B tbh. He's incredibly boring if you don't care about art either.

Well, he's a really nice guy and everything, I just had no interest in art history so class was super boring. After the first test I literally just stopped coming except for the review day and still got an A. You just need a good memory to memorize the info on the image list.

He is really clear on the subject and the tests are exactly what he goes over in class, you don't need to read the book but it does help when studying for his tests. He also has an adorable dog which he incorporates into his lectures!

i recommend this class! it is very intresting..a bit boring though! test are medium...and i suggest you do the essay ASAP! However he has the cuttest dog EVER!!!!!!

He tells you everything that is on the test the day before it so you don't have to go to class except review days. There is one essay that he grades really easy on. He is a nice guy. Take him if you want an A.

Lectures range from pretty interesting to boring. The ones where he talks about his personal experiences in Africa were incredible while the ones he was required to do based on textbook standards were much more dull. Attend the classes and go over his study guides, you should get a B or higher.

I loved this class! I found his lectures very interesting. There's 2 exams, 1 final, and 1 museum comparison paper. Attendance is not mandatory, but I do recommend going, because exam questions mostly come from his lecture. The paper was not difficult, just do not procrastinate on visiting the two museums. Overall, a really great class!

Very nice and kindhearted guy. You must pay attention to his lectures and take detailed notes because they will really help you for the exams. 3 easy exams. Do the museum paper ASAP.

The class will feel boring sometimes, and tbh he doesn't really care what you do during the class. There are 3 tests and one comparison paper between 2 museums, which is quite Okey if you do it on time. You can skip the class and only show up on review days and you'll get an A! However, there will be sone question You'll only know if you attend.

Great professor with a nice sense of humor. Attendance isn't mandatory but he doesn't post information online so basically if you miss class you'll miss the information that might be on the exams. However, if you do attend class then it'll be an easy A.

There's 4 tests and a paper that involves comparing 2 museums. He doesn't post any lecture info on TITANium, but the day before the test is always review day where he goes over everything that's gonna be on the test! I still recommend going to class though - IMO his lectures were fun and interesting (he's really passionate about art history).

Funny and caring guy. Lectures can be a bit dull because of the subject but he tries to make it entertaining. Super passionate about art and students thoughts on the subject. Provides an image list for exams and a review day! Optional to attend class but some of the points he touches on are helpful for the test. 3 exams and a museum paper. All easy

3 noncumulative exams, 1 3-4 page museum comparison paper. Offers one extra credit question on each exam. Provides a list of what art work to study before exam. You can use the book, but you can just Google the art work and its meaning. I'd recommend attending class so you can become familiar with what to study for exams.

He doesn't take attendance, but showing up to class will definitely help you with the exams. 3 straightforward multiple choice exams based on lectures and 1 museum paper assignment. His lectures are really interesting and he's super passionate about the subject. Reading not necessary, but the book will help when you study for the exam. Take him!

I really enjoyed this class. He made art history genuinely interesting and fun. Great discussions. His lectures were clear and engaging. I got an A+ without buying the textbook. Everything you need is in the lecture, and he does reviews before tests. Watch the syllabus and read if you skip. Attendance wasn't mandatory but he did take roll.

Sometimes shows pictures of his dogs. But if you pay attention to what he says, you should be good. He also has review days :)

For the tests, he shows two pictures side by side and asks specific questions about each. You don't have to show up for class, except for the review days where he goes over what will be on the tests. If you don't show up for class, you need to read the textbook to get an A. For a project, you need to go to two museums and compare them. Easy paper.

Dr. Slogar tells you the things that will be on the test and those exact things are on the test. He doesn't throw trick questions at you. The study guides are the way to go for this class. He tests on everything that's on the study guide and nothing else. Lecture is everything in this class. Tests are image based. Very helpful and accessible.

I liked his class on african art. if you have an interest in the topic you will find yourself interested in the lectures. I find his voice soothing to listen to. If you are able try to do the art project if it is easier.

Art 201A is extremely boring! Do not be fooled by art majors who gave this class 5 stars. The class is pretty easy and straight forward. There are 3 exams, one final and two papers. He does take attendance but it does not count towards the grade. Show up to review days; he explains what is on the test and what you have to know. There are no tricks!

Very straight forward class, he tells you exactly what is going to be on the tests so all you have to do is study. He is always happy to answer your questions, is very knowledgeable and loves his subject matter. There were two short papers and 4 tests, no cumulative final.

If you go to lecture, take good notes, do most of the reading, study before the few tests he has youll do fine. He is very knowledgeable and cares very deeply about this subject, which made this class fulfilling and enriching.

One of the best classes Ive taken at CSUF! I thought it was gonna be a total drag but he made it super understandable and interesting for a non art major! Lectures contain all the information needed for the test, especially the review days! Very straightforward

Professor is very calm and clear with the information which makes it easy to understand. Taking detailed notes during lectures is important as the power point of the images are not uploaded. He provides a list of what images will be on the exam. Few papers are given, very bearable. Textbook is required but can pass the class without it.

Amazing professor! Very knowledgeable. His lectures are extremely interesting. Make sure you pay attention in class youll get the grade you want. Memorizing is a must. The research paper can be resubmit for grading after you improve what he asks you to. Very chill class but participation matters as the exam questions are directly from the lecture

Great class! 3 exams, all taken from lectures. Just have to memorize the few facts about each piece. One short paper and a research paper that he lets you edit after the initial grading. Textbook is required but I never used it, just make sure to go to class and take good notes. Super knowledgeable and passionate about art! Would take again.

Dr. Slogar is very heavy on lectures, but works very hard to keep his students engaged and interested. Hes very knowledgeable and is willing to help anyone who doesnt quite understand the concepts. Hes very clear on what hes looking for grading-wise, and he hardly ever gave out homework. Theres a lot of reading but this profess is very nice!

Such a sweet professor and genuinely nice person!! He understood financial struggles during COVID and didn't make us get a textbook,. He does lecture the whole class, but with no slides so very hard to keep up if you're more of a visual person. He is a super nice person and a great professor!!

Such a sweet professor and genuinely nice person!! He understood financial struggles during COVID and didn't make us get a textbook,. He does lecture the whole class, but with no slides so very hard to keep up if you're more of a visual person. He is a super nice person and a great professor!! I definitely recommend him!

He is a very nice man who is passionate about his job. Very easy class, it is looking like we are only going to be turning in 5 things: Midterm, Debate Analysis, 1 Exhibit Paper, Exam, and Final. I am happy I took his class and I am sure you will be too.

Very lecture heavy. Show up and take notes. Midterms are just like the lectures in class. Midterm and final were essays. Overall, super easy and really interesting prof; very passionate and knowledgeable. He truly cares about how the students are and knows this is a stressful time, but tries his best to lighten the workload.

For art history, you don't even have to take notes, it's all in Quizlet. He'll select a part of the notes to be in the exam so technically, you don't have to take notes. If you do, take notes on the ones that will be in the exam. Quizlet is ur friend.

Very sweet professor, passionate about art history, easy to understand, and caring. Has had some amazing experiences in the field and shares some wholesome stories, he's cool and class is pretty easy despite long lectures. Quizlet will help you too!

All around this professor is very passionate about what he teaches and loves feedback from the students. Very kind professor and caring about the students! Take the class easy A

Lectures kinda long and not that interesting. Kinda snoozed almost every class. Cool prof though.

The classes are just lectures and I know a lot of people find them boring but I really liked them, tho I do love history. Exams are pretty easy as long as you study the images. Slogar is so nice and super caring and I'm almost sad I took this as a GE because I wish I could have him again. Definitely recommend this class.

This was my first in person college class and I'm so glad it went the way it did. Professor Slogar is a nice guy who has a passion for art. There's 2 tests and a final. Just listen to his lectures and study his study guide, you'll definitely get an A. There's 2 writing assignments and he lets you be yourself in them. I really recommend taking him.

Professor Slogar is a wonderful human being. He is extremely passionate about the subject he teaches. All you have to do is take good notes and you'll pass his class without a doubt. There are only two papers, two midterm exams, and a final. WHICH all are easy pass.

He is very passionate in his lectures, so attend as many as you can. The book is good to have if you need to catch up on the material, though I never needed to use it. He'll take time out of office hours to speak to you if needed. There's two very short essays, and not much else. I would reccommend taking this class if you need C.1 or "C.4" credit.

Truly one of the best professors I've had in a while. Lectures felt long, but his way of going about each topic and piece makes class doable. He did lectures by using photo slides and talking about each slide. His tests are well organized, he gives a study guide beforehand, and sometimes includes pictures of his dog to relieve stress. Great prof.

Prof. Slogar is very passionate about art history so his lectures were generally not boring. The reading is on the heavier side but everything he tests on is what he talks about in class. The papers required are pretty easy in terms of what is expected. Make flash cards for sure with photos for the exams and set aside plenty of time studying!

Great guy, his exams are very easy, you take 2 or 3 I don't really remember, if you're not great at attendance, attend the review lecture, all the info you need is in that lecture. If you need to take notes you may find it a lot. He had 2 "papers" tiny things I wrote far too much on, his homework was reading, I didn't need it, made good review tho.

My favorite class this semester. Slogar is so passionate about what he teaches. He doesn't post his slides online or put text on his slides so you do need to listen, but the stories he tells are interesting and his exams are very fair. He always has in-class exam review to cover everything he is testing on. I never read the textbook. Take him!

Favorite professor this semester! Class is a handful of papers graded by completion and 3 exams. Class is lecture heavy and attendance is mandatory but his passion for the material and sense of humor make up for it. He's hilarious and very knowledgeable, you'll actually learn a lot in this class. As long as you show up and study its an easy A.

Chris is super passionate about what he does and teaches. Lectures are very organized, easy to follow, and interesting. Take notes, make paper flashcards, and the tests will be easy. He recommends a textbook at the beginning of the year but I never used it ever, so don't waste money. He covers everything in lecture.

This class was not bad! I would take this again but do many things differently. If you are a visual learner it will be hard to take notes, let alone take this class. I recommend a discord for everyone if someone is good at notes to send to everyone. He teaches by showing a picture and talks heavily about the information, so you must listen well.

He takes a while to grade, but the class content was really interesting. You can tell he loves teaching, especially about African art. The pace is a little slow, so I got bored a lot but it was a great class!

Great professor, really cares about his students. His lectures are very monotone which makes it hard to stay awake but the information he gives is important and interesting. If you study for the tests with all the right information, you'll do great on the exams.

I'm happy to be his student. He's so helpful, professional, kind, and his lecture is enjoying. He's so polite and knowledgeable. I recommend him serously.

Kind and funny professor. He teaches only by lecture, he puts a picture on the screen and talks about it in avery monotone way. You're graded on 3 exams 2 film responses, and 1 written final project. You have to study for hours to pass exams. It is passable and he is great, but you will be stressed.

Great professor. Studying is absolutely mandatory for exams, but he sets you up for success in his class.

Very knowledgeable and great professor. Accommodating and understanding. However, my biggest gripe with him is that his lectures tend to be very monotone, which for someone like me can be hard to stay focused. If that is not an issue for you, he is a great professor, and regardless of tone his lectures are full of interesting information

Easy and interesting class. I personally got by without using the textbook and got 100% on the tests. Theres always an extra credit question but the tests are pretty easy. The class before the test, he will go through everything on the study guide and tell you exactly what you need to know. Its clear he has passion for what he teaches

He is a great professor, he was funny in some of his lectures. He always has reviews before the exam and it covers like 95% of the exam just some small details you do have to know from the book or from the lectures its a gamble, but you pass easily. The only issue is he grades like during exam week which is annoying. Have a discord, it helped alot

Dr Slogar has a passion for art, demonstrated by his lectures, especially in African art. An understanding teacher that I would take another class with.

Great professor, every class there is a engaging lecture about a time in history and the artwork during that era. There is no homework, but make sure to take good notes and review after each lecture to do good on the exams. There are 2 midterm exams + 1 final, they are multiple choice on scantron. There is also one paper which is straightforward.

Professor Slogar's lectures can be a bit monotonous, but the content is engaging and informative. With diligent studying and tools like Unstuckstudy, you'll ace the exams. Attend class and you'll learn a lot in this manageable course.

lectures for whole class, only shows images so make sure to listen for notes, easy class as long as you write good notes and make sure to study for exams, professor has quiet voice so pay attention

Prof does have a monotone voice however it isn't as bad as people say. Very clear on what's going to be on the exam and even points it out a couple times while lecturing. Go to his review days if you wanna be certain on what to study for. Only downside is that he has no text on slides so it's a bit challenging to follow. But overall great prof.

Overall, he was very chill and straightforward. The lecture is very lecture-heavy, and it's essential to take notes because he only shows images of the artwork. Graded on three exams and two writing assignments. Highly recommend studying for the exams and attending exam day reviews. The questions were simple, but the list to memorize was a lot.