Ugh. Smart professor, really knows his stuff. Goes into immense detail, I had to hold my eye lids open towards the end of class sometimes. Detail oriented, spelling of deities names counts on tests. Lots of slide IDs. Go to class every day and DO NOT FALL BEHIND. You have 2 exams and 1 paper.

I really liked the guy even though his class can get kind of boring. Everything is made really clear and he even gives you a review handout for each exam. Studying and coming to class is a must. I suggest flash cards

Brilliant professor, explains everything in detail. Tests require a good bit of studying, but if you stay on top of your notes, you will be fine. The book does not need to be read if you attend the lectures. Great professor, hard class, but if you have any remote interest and are willing to study, it is well worth it.

Wonderful professor! He really cares about his students and tries to make an otherwise dull class entertaining. STUDY STUDY STUDY. He'll help you out in th end but you really need to put forth some effort. I wish he were teaching 201.

SOO Nice. the only person i can blame for my grade is myself...DO NOT SKIP EVER! too much info...I got really sick during finals and he let me make up my final 5 days later...really cares about his students, i regret not taking this class very seriously. tests are ok but only if you study and the book is not enough you need lecture notes to do well

dont skip class. good teacher, incredibly detail oriented. 2 tests 1 paper. final is easy : )

Great prof!! Detail oriented and he wants all of his students to stretch themselves to learn. Loves obscure info on tests. So smart!! Taking notes is hard b/c he talks so fast with so much info. Entusiastic!! Loved his class!

Absolutely love his teaching methods. I don't recommend skipping class but make sure you get the notes if you do! Talk to him and get to know him he's a real nice guy and very helpful with any situation! Learn more about him... he is fascinatating!

Show up to every lecture, take notes, &you pretty much have an A. I never did the assigned readings because he always went over them anyway. He lectures the entire class, interesting material. He likes it when students participate. He is a fair grader & is very helpful. 1 paper (20%), 2 exams (20% each), final (30%). participation/attendance (10%)

Art history is definitely more his thing than history, but he's great in both. Hard exams if you don't attend class, take notes, and study, but easy if you're willing to do those things. He's also really nice and helpful, and generally a big nerd for his subject matter. Make friends with him early and you'll have no problems in the class.

Class is very interesting and challenging. Always be on time and avoid skipping/missing class. Take good notes. Class should be extremely busy if you take good notes, pay attention, study well with good memory, and have interest in the class. Gregg is very passionate about what he's teaching and is more than happy to explain things. Give Effort=A

Prof. Gregg keeps the class interesting and hes a great teacher. He doesnt trick you on tests or try to put**** you wont know on it. If you attend every class...and yes i mean EVERY you will get an A. I dont even like art history and i got a B+. this is not an Easy A by any means but its worth taking. especially with this guy

Not much to say but, He's both interesting and boring. Pretty entertaining--in a museum quality sort of way. Very organized and clear on what will be tested on. Not much work, a moderate amount of effort should be put into this class for an acceptable grade. Go to class, cuz it's only an hr long. not shabby.

Professor Gregg's class was amazing! I learned so much and he really made the class interesting. He really knows the material and is passionate about it. This is probably my favorite class that I've taken at Mason! I only wish that I could take it again. Definitely take his classes because he is a great teacher and definitely willing to help!

A first rate professor!! No matter what class you take his enthusiasm is contagious. PP slides & study guides are great and he is one of the most approachable profs ever! I took several classes from him and am amazed by how much he knows. He has high expectaions of students so have high expectations for yourself or don't sign up for his classes.

favorite class at mason so far

great professor

He is an amazing professor. I have had him for 102, 322, 324 and 420. He is clear and lets you know what he wants. Study guides are GUIDES not bibles and you should study all material covered. Great man with an interesting background!

This is honestly my favorite class that i am taking this year. Gregg is a very nice and helpful teacher and really enjoys what he does. Go to class, take notes, and you will do very well in this class.

Enjoyable & very interesting class. Not too difficult. Requires a fair amount of studying for the exams, but there is no real busy work! Readings are not long & fair. 1 6-8pg paper & 3 tests! He explains his slides VERY well & provides multiple examples. Great class!

Gregg is a great teacher. He knows what he teaches and enjoys teaching it, and it comes out when he teaches. Highly entertaining and very informative. Tests are passable, but ridiculously hard to get an A. Study guides aren't the most effective but usable. Is also funny in class, very enjoyable class.

***HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!*** if there's a class to take whether you need it or NOT, this is the class. Gregg is a great lecturer and the subject is extremely interesting! exams are semi-easy, and you do need to study for it. follow the study guide and you'll be str8. TAKE THIS CLASS! holler

Gregg makes his class really entertaining and really knows how to present the information in an understandable way. He checks attendance every class. Study guides are very useful but don't give away the test content. Highly recommended!

He makes class very interesting, never boring. Attendance is a must if you want a good grade on the test. He does take attendance. Tests aren't so bad as long as you study well. great class, i recommend it!

This is a teacher who knows his stuff. Make sure you go to class everyday and be sure to take rigorous notes and you should pass with flying colors. However, if you aren't good with dates, you may want to find a different course.

knows his subject and enjoys teaching it (and it shows); I'm an engineering major, and took the class just to fill a humanities requirement, thought I would hate the class. I was WRONG! Highly recommend

This class is very interesting. Professor Gregg does a great job teaching a subject that is often perceived as dull. The tests are deceptively difficult at times, and a lot of memorization is required for them. overall a very good course, and great teacher

Fascinating teacher! Would adore taking his classes once more, I learned so much in so little time!

Lectures are entertaining. Class is enjoyable and he loves questions. Come to class, listen, and use the study guide for the tests. He doesn't use any trick questions on tests.

One of the best professors at Mason. I loved going to his class. He is so interesting and makes learning about difficult subjects so easy. If you get less than an A in this class you are just not even trying or going to class. USE the study guide. He gives you the material. Go to class, take notes, and you'll do very well. Absolutely great guy.

Great teacher and class. Take this for art gen ed since it is so easy. Just study the pictures in class and remember the stories. A bit of a warning though- NEVER come to class late or he will give you a death stare. Other than that, he's probably the nicest professor at GMU.

I had no interest in this class before I took it. Prof. Gregg made the material very interesting and his accent is sexy as hell! Very laid back guy, tests are straight from book & lecture. TAKE HIM!!!

Great teacher. Passionate about the subject and knows his stuff. Take GOOD notes, don't miss a class, and just review the artwork before the exam. Exams aren't as easy as you'd think, but you'll be fine if you don't miss a class. I looked forward to this class every week!

Professor Gregg is the best!!!! If you dont like the subject you will love it by the end of the semester! He is passionate and if you need any help at all he will do his best to help you! He is not easy but if you study your notes (you have to take good notes) and read the book then you will be fine. He is one of the most amazing teachers at Mason!

Professor Gregg is awesome! The material and the class is very interesting and Professor Gregg is super nice. If you have any question, do not hesitate to ask. SHOW UP FOR CLASS! If you don't, you won't do well on the tests. He goes over the readings, but you should still do them. TAKE THIS CLASS! I would take another class from him if I could.

Great professor! Extremely helpful and understanding! Show up to class and take good notes and you will do well.

I began class not knowing or even caring much for ancient Greek art, but Professor Gregg made me love it! He's funny and his lectures are VERY fun. Yes, there's a lot of studying required but it's basically a pleasure if you enjoy the fantastic stories he tells in class from the paintings--like watching a movie every class when you're taking notes!

I have mixed feelings about Chris. His exams really aren't that hard...but that's if you study and read over the notes a LOT. He just gives you SO much information that sometimes it's an overload. He is really good about answering your questions though, and he loves the subject. 3 exams (including the final. 1 open note quiz. 1 short paper.

he is a great professor, but the exams require alot of work and are NOT EASY. dont miss a class; he bases nearly the entire exam on lecture notes. overall good, but hard class.

This is the best class I've taken at mason! Professor Gregg is a great teacher, not easy but fair and very interesting. Take!

He is a great professor. his class contain a lot of material sometimes useless for the exam, but he is very very helpfull and try to explain as much as possible. I enjoyed his class even if i was truggling at the beginning of the semestre. he helped me so much.

He is a great professor. his class contain a lot of material sometimes useless for the exam, but he is very very helpfull and try to explain as much as possible. I enjoyed his class even if i was truggling at the beginning of the semestre. he helped me so much and I got an A in this Class.

If you like Greek Mythology so just go for it. You are responsible for your attendance because his exams are all about the notes you take. Great professor !!

Keeps lectures interesting. Need to go to class to do well on the tests. Lots of memorization and you only really need the woodford and carpenter books for class. Overall great professor.

I absolutely loved this class! He makes the material easy to understand and his tests are very straight forward. I would recommend him to anyone! I got an A in the class by going to class and studying his exam review guides

Excellent teacher. Kept lectures interesting and has thorough knowledge of the material. Tests are straightforward and reflect lectures, no trick tests. Would recommend to anyone. The textbooks are a must.

Possibly the most enjoyable class of my long academic career! The range and depth of his knowledge is extraordinary. His enthusiasm is contagious. Like others have said -- show up for class, take notes, study, and the class is easy; just be a good student. Study groups are VERY helpful.

He is a great professor, and his class was fun and engaging. I would highly recommend his classes to everyone. Simply go to class, take notes, and you will do well.

Professor Gregg is simply the best professor I have ever had. He is VERY helpful and a fair teacher. He does ask that you come to class and pay attention but he does this because he cares about what he teaches and his students. TAKE HIM. I have much respect for him. As long as you take good notes and study you will do well. TIP:NO NEED TO READ BOOK

My favorite professor ever. I wish I could have him for every class. His lectures are engaging, his knowledge is astounding, he's completely fair, honestly there is no room for improvement. Awesome professor.

Great Professor. Only took attendance once, and that was to give us extra credit. He's interesting and engaged. I found the exams pretty easy. Everyone I talked to got good grades. Doesn't usually take attendance, but taking notes everyday helped me A LOT. Good guy. Taking him next semester for 200.

This guy is awesome. Just don't skip his lectures for two reasons: 1) They're incredibly interesing and 2) If you skip class his tests will be very hard. His tests are only hard if you don't study. He gives a study guide and if you memorize everything on the study guide you'll get atleast an A

Professor Gregg is amazing. I took ARTH 102 & 103 with him. He is very interested and passionate about what he teaches. He was the reason I am now double majoring in art history. You dont have to go to class, but you'll want to. And you'll fall way behind. He gives study guides for exams, but you have to study lecture notes.

Professor Gregg is a wonderful professor. His lectures are very easy to listen to because he makes all of them very intricate and interesting. I wish he was my professor for all of my classes.

Professor Gregg is the meaning of a great teacher. His lectures are interesting and overall hes a nice guy. The most important thing to do is to go to class and take really thorough notes. The review packets he hands out are outlines of the test and he is more than willing to help you fill them out. Highly recommend!

I thought this was going to be an easy class but its not. Still interesting though and a good teacher! However, you have to take extensive notes because his exams are straight from the notes. Posts NOTHING online and grades harshly. As long as you study well (gives review guides) and don't miss class you'll get an A. Don't need the books either.

He is a great professor. He delivers his lectures in a way that is easy to understand and very interesting to listen to. TAKE NOTES and LISTEN. Take notes, study them, and you will pass the class.

Prof is brilliant.You need to take good notes.Books are must because you have to be able to read the images(known and unknown) and interpret the meaning of them. EVERY question on the test is about images and interpretations.So you have to have a good eye on details, sculptural and artistic style and technique.I got an A by strictly doing that.

Okay professor - his lecture is super interesting but you HAVE to come to class every day in order to do well and take word for word notes or else its hard to get an A. I studied my notes and the study guides back and front and still got 92's. Not much given to improve your grade; the written assignment only ruins it!

Loved his lectures! But be warned, you MUST take very detailed notes and attend class as he does not post notes or slides and test material comes straight from what he says. The TA was very helpful and set up pre-test study sessions. Gregg is an expert in his field so take his course seriously.

Professor Greg made the lectures really interesting and has a serious passion for what he teaches. You must attend his classes and take detailed notes to pass the class - without either this class is pretty much a dud for you. If your willing to do to the work and have an expanding interest in Grecian art and myth I recommend this class.

He is simply the best teacher I have had while attending George Mason. He spells everything out for you right there in class. It does not even feel like a lecture it feels like storytelling. As long as you come to every class (you wouldn't wanna miss anyway) and take notes and follow through with studying, you will pull out a good grade.

Most ridiculously challenging professor I have ever encountered. Exams are impossibly hard. He expects you to be a scholar on the material just from listening to his lectures. He is NOT a forgiving grader, either. If you like having to hang on to every tiny lecture detail and being tested on those tiny details, you'll love this class.

Took this class as a gen ed requirement for fine arts, and absolutely fell in love with Art History. Prof Gregg is so knowledgable and makes the information so interesting. To succeed on tests you need to go to class, but he makes class enjoyable. I'd 100% recommend him to anyone

This is a moderately hard class...not too bad. The tests, I felt, were very in-depth, so don't underestimate while studying for them. His lectures, however, are very clear and straight-to-the-point.

Prof. Gregg is one of the few professors that both cares about his subject deeply, and teaches it well. I loved this class, and I've checked every semester since for other classes of his to take. He's harsh, but not unfair, and always willing to help those who seek it. One of my favorite professors at the university.

Has great, thorough powerpoints and interesting (fun?) lectures on Greek Mythology. (I did not require a single textbooks)Gave no homework all semester. Useful exam review guides. But coming to class everytime is a must. He can get a little overupset at walking in loudly,late or if phones go off etc. Let him be, and hes golden.

He's incredibly knowledgable and seems to know exactly how to explain the answer you need. Additionally, he's more than willing to advise and meet his students to take on questions or help goad curiosity about readings or work. He's also cute.

WONDERFUL class. I didn't have a lot of interest in Art History prior to taking his class, but because of his teaching, I ended up making it my minor. I highly recommend his ARTH 200 course. He's very passionate about what he teaches.

I have had about 5-6 of Gregg's classes and he has become one of my favorite professors! He is in NO WAY easy, though. You have to work hard to earn an A but he is extremely intelligent and is very passionate. Copy down every single word he says in lecture (I recommend bringing your laptop to type everything he says) and you'll be golden!

AMAZING. Don't expect an A to be handed to you, but if you put in a moderate amount of work (go to almost every class and prepare well for the tests), you'll be fine. He's so into the subject material that even if you hated Greek mythologyart, you'll leave wanting to major in it. By far my favorite professor this semester. I took this as a gen ed.

Gregg is a great professor and is really engaging in lecture. Although attendance isn't required it's important to be in class since he goes over important imagesstories and explains them thoroughly. Exams aren't too hard but not easy, you have to actually understand the material pretty well if you want a good grade. Overall good teacher and class

I loved his class! His lectures were interesting and really explained everything you needed for the tests.

Professor Gregg was a great teacher. You have to show up, pay attention, and study to do well. But if you do that, you'll be fine. The lectures are very interesting and Professor Gregg makes them very engaging. I wish I could take this class again. Only three tests and one project. Textbooks were only necessary if you don't pay attention.

Prof. Gregg was inspiring and interesting. His lectures were long and very descriptive but he explained everything you need to know for the tests. Take notes! His lectures are crucial to passing the tests. Would definitely take him again, if you're interested in the material you'll love his class!!!

Amazing lectures, never get boring. Has passion for subject matter that is inspiring. I found the 3 tests quite difficult, even after studying. I didn't find his study guides helpful - they basically tell you to study "everything" which defeats the purpose. If I wasn't trying for a 4.0 I'd definitely take him again for the great lectures. Nice guy!

He is a smart guy and knows what he's doing, but his class is really has too much work for a 100 level course. I got an A- working my ass off and showing up every class, so its not impossible.

Excellent professor - extremely knowledgeable, helpful, approachable, and reasonable. One of the BEST! Gregg provides lots of insight and encourages all discussion. I was initially terrified of the seminar-style class set up and expectations but it was a pleasure and I learned so much from the experience! Take him but also be prepared to work!

I do not like art but I took this class to fulfill my art gen ed. I am glad I took it because it is so interesting. Gregg's class is lecture based but it isn't boring at all. You learn all about Greek mythology and the art along with it. Exams are all short answer, but if you go to class, take good notes, and study they aren't too bad! Take him!!

He is a good teacher but if you are taking a 100 level class I wouldn't recommend him because he expects an insane amount of detail, unless you do not think you would have a problem of course.

Professor Gregg was one of my favorite professors this year. He really knows his material, since he works as an archaeologist on site during the summer, so you can't take an easy way out with the exams, but he's a great lecturer and his study guides are basically the tests. Overall, I found the class really interesting and would take it again.

I loved this class, listening to Prof Gregg's lectures is like having someone tell you a really good story. I took this class on a whim to fulfill my core art requirement and I'm so glad I did. The exams are all free response but they're a breeze if you pay attention in lecture. He's really understanding good with answering any questions you have.

Professor Gregg was absolutely amazing! He is a great lecturer, and I never found myself bored even for a second. He gives 3 tests throughout the semester that should not be a problem if you don't skip the lectures and take notes. The attendance is not mandatory, however, many things he includes on the tests are from lectures, not books. Loved him!

Best teacher I've had at Mason thus far. Took art history as a Gen ed and ended up loving it. Gregg is incredibly engaging and knows how to tell a story. You have to go to class to get an A but I loved his lectures. 3 exams and one easy, grade boosting project. You'll have to put in some effort for an A but if you pay attention and take notes, A

Gregg is amazing at lecturing, it literally felt like I was being told a story for 75 minutes 2 days a week. Tests are pretty straightforward & require very little prep if you show up to class and complete his review guides. Would recommend the class and prof to anyone looking to get their arts gen ed out of the way, it's pretty easy & interesting.

His lectures were so interesting and never bored me. It did require showing up to class and taking notes because he didn't post any of his power points but I didn't mind because i enjoyed what we were learning. His tests are difficult but he tells you what to study so if you study hard you will get good grades. Favorite class this semester.

Everything you need to know for the tests is covered during lecture. You need the books to look over the specific images in preparation for the test. Lecture is packed with info, so you need to be able to take notes fast. You need to study for 4-6 hours for each test, which is little compared to other classes. Very passionate, fun prof. Recommended

Made class interesting. Must do readings beforehand to know the stories. Study for tests; they cover a lot and are cumulative. Tests are all free response/matching. No HW. accessible and TA has hours to go over your test grade. 1 project but easy. Not too hard but you have to put in effort. Would take again.

Dr. Gregg is an amazing lecturer. He knows the material and he knows how to make it interesting. He gave study guides for all tests and was very clear about expectations for graded work. He does expect you to know the guides backwards and forwards since he gives you the exact items of focus. Pay attention, take notes, read, you easily do well!

(My first semester of college) Gregg has very thoughtful and interesting lectures, really loves what he teaches, and is very knowledgable about the subject. He doesn't post the slide shows online so unless you have a friend, its important to go otherwise you'll miss key info (although he does use textbooks which explain the material). Not an easy A

If you're a fan of Greek Mythology, take this class. Prof. Gregg turns his lectures into vivid stories that makes taking notes super easy. If you miss class, you HAVE to get the notes from a friend because a lot of material is covered each class. He gives study guides that basically tell you what you need to know for each test. I LOVED this class.

Each class with Gregg consists of storytelling, mythology trivia, and art interpretation. He answers questions thoroughly and politely and is very approachable and responds to emails quickly. The class consists of 3 exams and 1 project. Gregg grades very easily. He tests exactly on what he covers in lectures so attendance is a must.

Professor Gregg is a really good proffesor. His lectures are pretty decent and incude a lot of info. You really need to take a lot of notes and pay particular attention to the imaes he shows in class. The tests are basically based on the images he shows. So note down what images are shown because they will reappear. Be sure to analyze em too!!!!

My biggest tip for this class is to record the lectures. Prof Gregg is AMAZING and makes the lectures super interesting, but his tests are hard and based almost completely off of the material learned in class. Take detailed notes, listen to the lectures outside of class (it's like listening to a story), and be respectful and you'll get an A.

Prof's Gregg's class is really exceptional. I came in dreading taking an art class but was pleasantly surprised. His lectures are easy to follow, but you'll need to listen to the stories and write them down. The PPPT's don't help; they serve as a pure visual aid. Tests are easy if you take great notes. The project is also easy, don't sweat it.

The best professor by far at GMU. Only take this class if you are a fan of greek mythology or art history. You really need to attend the lectures if you want to get an A because the exams consists of lectures and slides

This was my first time taking a seminar class and I was nervous, but professor Gregg made the class interesting and fun. He obviously cares a lot about what he is teaching and our class had great discussions about the material with him. He gives excellent feedback on graded work but isn't overly harsh.

Professor Gregg is the best GMU professor ever!! He is like a father figure because he cares about everyone and is so passionate about teaching his students about greek myths/stories. If you really wanna get an A in this course, take down notes from his slides and dont forget to do the study guides. More than half of the questions come from here.

He is amazing at teaching this course. BUT the course is the issue. It is just a lot to cover and may be difficult for international students to memorize many greek names. Other than that he is a great professor and loves what he does. Class can be funny sometimes. Lots of material covered in an engaging way.

The best professor at GMU so far. Though this class does require a lot of reading and memorizing names/myths, taking down notes from the slides and books helps a lot. Just show up to class and read the assigned chapters and you should be good. Professor Gregg is a down to earth person and loves to help everyone. Always has a smile on his face.

Pompeii-Very difficult professor but very knowledgeable. Amazing information and interesting class but his exams are anxiety provoking. TAKE NOTES! only one quiz, two exams, and a group project for the whole class. Must do well on everything. Clarify in annoying detail (with examples from the book) on his exam no multiple choice (all written!!)

Professor Gregg is by far the best lecturer I've ever had. He is extremely detailed and knowledgeable about the material and sticks to a strict schedule and guidelines. You must attend the lectures if you want to do well in this class as he doesn't upload any of his powerpoints to Blackboard. Overall, he's an exceptional professor.

Professor Gregg is the best professor Ive ever had. He is so engaging in the way he explains the material; its like a story. All you have to do to get an A is show up to class, and take good notes. He doesnt post his PowerPoints on blackboard, so dont skip. The good news is you wont even want to skip, he makes the class so interesting!

Prof Gregg is very nice and his lectures include lots of stories to keep your attention. He doesn't post his PPTs, so make sure to attend class! He gives long study guides before exams that are definitely worth doing. Exams are largely image-based and I'm a visual learner so this was perfect. Just don't come to class late, he doesn't like that.

Prof. Gregg is hands-down one of the best professors here. He gives his lectures as though he is telling a story and it captivates your attention with vivid detail. He cares about helping each student succeed in his class, but it's an absolute must to attend his classes to absorb the material, otherwise you're going to struggle on the exams.

Professor Gregg is such a great professor! His lectures are so interesting and I always looked forward coming to his class. He provides review guides for the tests and you also have to take lots of notes in class in order to do well on exams. I recommend this class to anyone regardless of their major... that is how captivating his lectures are!

Took Professor Gregg twice, the other class being ARTH324. He is an amazing teacher who knows the subject inside and out and his lectures are interesting and will hold your attention. You must show up to get a good grade, as his slides have few words and you will rely almost entirely on your notes from lectures to study for the exams.

One of the best profs I've had here at mason. Exams are heavily image based, and most questions come straight off his study guides. Don't really need to read the textbooks, just take good notes. He doesn't post slides so I def google the images he shows and paste them in your notes. He sets you up for success, so failing is nearly impossible.

One of the most interesting classes I've taken so far! Prof. Gregg is so enthusiastic about the topic (esp Pompeii) and I found that his lectures were very engaging. It's important to go to class & sometimes the readings are necessary (like before doing group discussions), but otherwise you can make it just by listening to him and taking notes.

Prof Gregg is such a sweet man who is very good at explaining what he is talking about! he is a great professor in my opinion but there is only 4 grades for the whole year. This class has been extremely hard for me. It's so much information to memorize for each test and the tests are done through a slideshow the day of. Amazing prof. hardest class

Professor Gregg is one of the best professors I've had. He is very passionate about the topics and his lectures are interesting. He really likes to be in control of the space though so don't ever let your phone go off during lecture. There are only 3 exams and one project so you have to do well on those to get a good grade. NEVER SKIP CLASS.

Great lectures induce interest in the subject and make understanding of the readings easier. Take good notes for the exams. Be on time, have your phone off during the lecture and enjoy the lectures.

His lectures are awesome man. Once he says something, it sticks to your brain like glue. Very very hard to fail his class. He is a great story teller. He is a lot like school teacher, good at his job. I wish he taught hard subjects like chemistry.

He is an amazing prof, I love how he taught the class. The only thing that was difficult was he grades on four things only and if you miss a class there is no way to get the info. The exams are also kinda hard. To pass you have to read the book and study, however if you like greek mythology it is very easy to do. It's not an easy A otherwise.

Dr. Gregg is incredibly knowledgeable in his field, and his lectures are very engaging. He expects a lot of participation and effort from his students, but the class is rewarding.

Gregg is a great professor. In this class, we only had 4 grades, which was a bit concerning, however all the grading is clear, and he offers study guides. If you show up to class and take good notes, you'll do well. The lectures are interesting and Gregg makes them fun.

This is the most amazing class I have ever taken. Gregg is literally the best professor ever. The test are all based on the lectures so if you skip you wont do well but the lectures are interesting you wont want to skip. It basically a class on greek mythology and it is so easy to follow. Only 3 tests and 1 project that was super easy.

Professor Gregg is a great teacher. Really understands the material and you can tell how passionate he is. Only thing is that the class is SUPER lecture heavy! Also, the slideshows have no details on them so you HAVE to take notes or you will fail. Exam's are super heavy and take forever to prepare for and are pretty difficult. Learned a lot though

Gregg makes the class so much fun! You need to sit there and pay attention though, make sure to take notes. There are only 3 exams and a project but the questions on the exams are said in class. He definitely makes the class fun.

Prof. Gregg was amazing. The course is graded with only 1 project and 3 tests that are very dependent on lectures. You will need the textbook to reference some of the images he lectures on but you don't need to actually do the readings. DO NOT skip class, he tests on material from each class.

The lectures are really interesting and make the class worthwhile. There a three tests that come from the lectures and are pretty challenging. There is also a big group project at the end of the class. If you can get a spot, take this class for HNRS 122.

Hes an amazing lecturer! Very organized and info comes across very clear. Powerpoints are not posted since they just have the pictures from the textbooks. If you show up and take thorough notes and are able to regurgitate it, you should be fine. He does not tolerate any talking or distractions in class and can be passive about that. Great guy!

Professor Gregg is a very organized and caring professor. He is extremely passionate about mythology which makes it interesting to learn about. He lectures in a way that is detailed and entertaining. His study guides are very detailed, so always do them to prepare for the exams. He is always accessible outside of class and emails back quickly!

Dr. Gregg was a great art history professor. Learning about Greek mythology through the vases, paintings, and artwork was very cool. He made them come to life. Even for non-art majors, I would highly recommend!

Professor Gregg was literally the best professor I've ever had. I took his class online and it was so well structured, clear, and easy to absorb. His quizzes and exams are based on the video content and are an easy A as long as you pay attention- he allows them to be open note but you won't be able to find the answers online. Really sweet guy.

I absolutely loved his class. It's very interesting and not too hard. He posts 5-7 30 min long videos each week, with guided questions. His class is graded on open note tests and one super easy final project, with some extra credit. The test questions are straight form the lectures so take detailed notes. As long as you do that it's an easy A.

Professor Gregg's class, although he posts 5 lecture videos each week, was the class I looked forward to the most. Make sure you don't make any spelling errors for any names on exams because he will take off points, and as long as you fill out the study guide after watching the lectures the class should be a relatively easy A. Great storyteller!

very passionate about what he teaches. Overall a good professor, his Roman art class is full of info and exams were not the easiest. He makes the class very interesting and engaging. Roman art was my favorite class last semester.

Theres a lot of lecture videos each week and theyre kinda long. Hes very passionate about art but it seems like a lot for just a lvl 100 course. Quizzes and exams are easy if you take word for word notes. Also has a project thats worth a good portion of your grade but its pretty simple and easy

Definitely doesn't teach as if the class is 100 level. You might struggle if you don't have any background in the subject. Reading quizzes were the hardest part of the class and focus only on specific details. As long as you do well on the big exams you'll be fine (just a lot of studying / info to know)

Professor Gregg is a great professor, I don't understand all of the Negativity. His classes are very note-taking heavy and participation matters, make sure to meet up with a fellow student for notes in case one of you can't make it to class for the notes. All assessments in my case were open-note meaning if you take good notes you will do well.

I don't understand the negativity with Dr. Gregg, yes this class does require a lot of note taking, but I find the content quizzes easy, but really take your time in these quizzes since reading a question thoroughly makes all the difference. Video lectures are fun and I like Dr. Gregg's calming voice when he talks about Art and Greek Myth!

Don't listen to the negative reviews! Dr. Gregg is an amazing professor and lecturer! His class is straightforward in terms of expectations. Yes, it is lecture-heavy so you will have to take good notes, but he explains things very clearly and makes it super interesting/engaging. If you actually put in effort (unlike some people), you'll do well!

I LOVED this class. Not even mad I finished with a B because it was so fun learning. I loved his lectures, listen to all of his lectures and follow along the guided notes he has for you and you will pass. I got a B because I slacked on the final test lectures, they can be long, but they are interesting. The one project he requires is easy and fun!

Why are the reviews so negative? Graded by few including a project worth 22% of your grade; he quite literally gives you a template to fill out. You don't even need the textbook. If you pay attention to the lecture videos, there's no way you won't get a B. I actually liked this class and cannot stress how easy it is. He literally gives points away.

my goat :D

Im going to be honest. He is not that bad at all. I am currently taking him for my fall semester and I have an A so far. As long as you do your work then you will be just fine. If you don't do your work then trust me you will fail this class. He grades tough. But you can use your notes in class. Remenber make your notes detailed!

The easiest class I have ever taken. Watch all the lecture videos, take notes and you're set for a good grade. All the quizzes are based on things he has said in his lecture videos word for word (Open note quizzes). I love taking I-pad notes and including screenshots from his lectures so quizzes are quite easy.

lowkey surprised by all the negative reviews…i genuinely really enjoyed his lectures but ill agree that he's not an “easy” professor so if ur looking for that then he's prob not the one for you. But the subject matter is super interesting and if ur motivated, he's a great prof

Professor Gregg is hands down the best professor I've had. He is so passionate about the topics he's teaching which makes class so interesting. His feedback on assignments is clear and helpful, and he provides incredible exam reviews. 10/10 class and professor

Loved this class so much! Gregg was a tough grader but he's very fair. If you like learning about ancient art and mythology you'll enjoy this course! The readings are heavy but also very interesting-we read song of achilles which was an amazing book. The final for the class is a group project-so not too bad.

I took ARTH102 online this semester and was pleasantly surprised. The course was well outlined in the syllabus and he had the entire structure ready to go. Frequently reached out via email which was nice. Lecture heavy for sure, he posts study guides that you can use to take notes. There is extra credit on the exams, he drops the lowest one (1/5).