Just a solid professor all-around. Has a very clear syllabus on when the exams will be and very clear on how much everything is worth. As long as you attend the class and complete the passport events, you should have no trouble.

smitty was cool. wasn't a fan of the lockdown browser quizzes in person lol. but he's very laid back and attendance is measured by random attendance checks but he develops a pattern for when he does do them, typically fridays. they're through canvas.

Smith was a great professor (and guy) to have for HTH100 since he has such a long background in athletics as an athletic trainer. The class was very lecture heavy- but they are all slides that get posted on canvas (the best) and he's easy to follow along with. Very personal guy. Few assignments but heavy weights overall. Study = Pass :)!

Chris was a great prof and overall made going to class fun. He would always share stories from his background in athletic training. He shares a lot of dad inspiration. His class is simple and straight to the point, just complete the assignments and you will get an A. I highly recommend it!!!

Chris was amazing. He is a really nice professor and wants to see you do well. He's knowledgeable in sports medicine and brings that background into HTH100. You don't really have to go to class but he will do random attendance checks for 2 points of credit. Overall, it was a fun, informative class and I would definitely take again with Chris.

amazing teacher. attendance was not mandatory but would post random attendance checks in the last 5 minutes of class with a simple question and was graded out of 2 points. semester long projects but are simple. great explanations, used sports related injuries and scenarios in descriptions. 100% would take him again for other health courses.

I loved Professor Smith! He's really friendly and such a cool professor. All of the classes are lectures and he posts the Powerpoints on Canvas that he teaches directly from. He does random attendance checks but you can still do them when you're not in class. There's a lot of outside of class responsibilities but Professor Smith is great!

Professor Smith was awesome, the lectures were straight to the point. Be aware there are attendance quizzes so don't slack. Test content was taught. He gives great examples and makes lectures interesting.

Lectures were interesting and slides were all posted on Canvas. Tests were easy if you read over the slides beforehand. Attendance was not mandatory but he frequently posts an attendance check at the end of class that you get points for if you answer the one easy question.

It's a lot of material to learn. If you go to class and take notes you'll be fine, if you don't go to class just learn it by reading the text book on your own time. some of it is self-explanatory.

Professor Smith is awesome! He cares about his students and wants them to succeed. He makes the lectures fun because he is funny and tells his own personal stories to connect the material to real life. Definitely take him!!

All if the exams are in person as opposed to other HTH100 classes which are at home.

Smith is awesome, the class just has requirements that make it less fun (UREC, wellness passports). Lectures every class, attendance not mandatory, and if u submit ur assignments on time u should never have issues. Tests are hard sometimes but process of elimination and quizlet helps. He makes lecture fun by doing demos and surveys. Cool sports guy

He is a good professor and a good guy. Lectures are based heavily on slides and can be a bit dull sometimes. Tests seemed to be a lot of one off trivia from class that was difficult to effectively study. The class and it requirements are annoying but he is a good teacher.

Such a nice teacher. Class is mandatory but you do attendance online so I just would never go but say I did. Tests are kind of difficult and you definitely need to study for them. I bet I would have gotten an A if I went to class. You have to go to UREC and log your hours there along with going to 4 health passports events but these arent difficult

I loved this class he was very engaging and entertaining during lectures. Tests are based on everything learned in lecture. He is kinda hot too lowkey.

Professor Smith is a very nice and chill guy. His lectures are just long and boring. No homework just assignments given ahead of time. Not many assignments so if you don't do them, your grade is affected. Tests are kinda hard. Overall, I would definitely take him again and recommend this professor.

Overall good professor. Long boring lectures, but all the slides are posted in Canvas which is nice. Wellness passports are annoying but just get them out of the way early in the semester so you don't have to worry about it. Attendance is mandatory but he does online attendance checks so just keep your canvas notifications on and you'll be fine.

Good professor with predictable classes. Slides are posted but STUDY because the tests are harder than they seem like they should be. Lectures all class and gives random attendance checks. Passports aren't that bad, and assignments are given lots of time to be completed. It is a lot of busywork but not bad.

This class was great, the tests are based on the slides, so you don't technically have to go but, I did lose some points for not attending when there were in-class assignments, so I recommend to go when you can. Overall easy grading, easy exams as long as you study. Professor Smith is very understanding and gives the best dad vibes.

this class is mainly tests (which are kinda hard) and is all lecturing. he takes random attendance (so go every class) and you have to go to UREC a lot for the class. lots of personal, funny stories and the tests are in person. make sure to sign up for the passport events and go sooner because they fill up quick. def would take again.

Pretty standard HTH100 class; as long as you go to UREC, do the passport events, and show up to lectures, you should get an A. There are occasional attendance checks that are for points, but the lectures are fine and I never bought the textbook and did decently because of the lectures. The passport events are tedious, but its for every HTH100 class

Only lectures and reads off the slides (+ some funny stories). Tests are long (75q) and can be hard if you do not study. Does some attendance checks randomly (but you can take them at home if you click fast). Make sure to stay ahead of the wellness passport and wellness log (or you'll be screwed). Take him if you're ok with mainly tests.

He's a really nice guy and Health 100 isn't really a hard class, just study a lot and you'll be fine. The slides were posted online, so attendance wasn't really mandatory other than the random attendance checks from time to time. Make sure you go to the wellness passports and get the UREC hours in and the class is simple enough.

Everything about the class is fine except the tests are way harder than you think. 75 questions in 40 minutes is a lot and the way they are worded don't make it obvious. They are most of your grade. I would definitely put time into studying for his tests. Make sure you stay on top of it and manage your schedule, but otherwise its good.

Smith is a really nice professor his exams are just insane. 75 questions with 40 minutes to take it is terrible. There is also so many different topics in each exam which is extremely hard to study for in my opinion. Other than the 4 exams theres the passports (get them done asap!!!!), UREC hours, and occasional attendance checks worth 2 points.

He is so chill. One of the most easy and nice profs I ever had. Would definitely recommend for HTH100. Never went to class and he never cared. Tests are 75q and no final. Super easy highly recommend

My one piece of advice would be to not procrastinate and underestimate this class. I waited until the last moment to do the passport events and somehow made it by. I also waited until the day of to study for tests, hence why I ended with a B. My mentality was, "meh, it's just health", but I think if you actually study/commit you'll get an easy A.

I loved having Smit. It's a very easy class ( basic health course) I haven't heard great things about the other health 100 Professors but I've never heard anything bad about Smith. He brings a lot of real world experience in his lectures. Highly recommend!

Chris Smith is a super chill dude. Lectures are somewhat boring just because it's Health 100 but he tells fun stories and keeps it relatable. Attendance isn't mandatory but he does surprise attendance checks. Exams are easy if you study, overall very easy class and Chris is a really understanding professor that will work with you if you need help.

Please take Chris Smith if you want a fun gen ed class! He was actually my favorite teacher for the fall semester minus the tests. You really have to study for tests in his class especially since there are many chapters that are shoved into a single test.

Professor Smith is clear in all of his expectations with little room for excuse. He is understanding that life happens however he is not a pity point giver. He is funny and cares about your grade in the class if you do. He is timely with his email responses and if you bring something to his attention before a due date he is helpful.

Mr. Smith teaches a pretty generic/boring class but he makes it the most entertaining/relatable it can be. You can tell he's a good guy who cares about his students. Four total exams with no final exam during finals week. 15 attendance checks thruout the semester. Posts lecture slides on canvas but better overall if you just show up and take notes.

This is not a super easy class, but if you pay attention and show up you should get an A/B. There are 15 random attendance checks throughout the semester and 4 lockdown-browser, in-person tests. No final. Other professors do their tests from home, but I don't see it making a huge difference. He cares about his students and what he teaches!

Chris Smith is such an amazing guy and you can tell that he really cares about his students. His tests are a little crazy since they're all 75 questions and are worth the majority of your grade but I didn't find them to be that difficult as long as you take notes and study. Take advantage of all the easy A assignments and you'll be fine.

Really funny and amazing professor wish he taught more classes, so if you get the chance to take his class do it!

Def an easy class when you show up and take notes. He posts the slides online so if you miss a class its ok. There usually is an attendence check every other class so just show up. Not many assignments but the ones I did get were easy. most questions on tests were common sense but there were the occasional stumpers. just study a quizlet flashcard

Don't listen to the other reviews, he is a super chill guy, of course there are long lectures but the test were very easy, 75 questions in 30 mins and never got lower than a B. He makes connections in the lecture and interesting to listen to. As long as you review lectures and make quizlets with the info you will be fine.

Professor was very good with communication throughout this course. As well, gave great feedback on all assignments and felt I knew what I did well and what to improve on to do better for future assignments. Would take this professor again.

Take him if you can for 150! His lectures can be boring sometimes but he connects his own stories w/ them which make it engaging. Assignments are not that bad and has clear instructions/rubric. Very responsive to emails. A few in class assignments to be ware of tho.

Good, fun lecturer. Easy to follow along. Few group projects throughout the semester but not the worst. Very few exams and 5 question quizzes. Show up, there are some in class assignments.

Great Professor. Content is boring but he makes it fun. Aced both exams without studying, if you are in other health classes and a bio lab, you will be perfectly fine. No final. Attendance is not mandatory, however, he gives out a few random in class assignments. I would recommend going because he shares his connections to shadowing/internships.