She's care a lot and is very good in office hours. She makes awkward jokes, but it is just a way to lighten the mood. If I have to take chem I would take it with her again.

Easy class, Kelleher is amazing if you go to office hours. Also, the TAs tend to be awesome. Anyone who complains about the 107 class probably doesn't study properly or use the resources available. The 108 class is significantly harder, though. Kelleher is a bad lecturer, similar to Lawless, but has less to cover and still doesn't get through it.

Everybody told me that CHEM111 would be the end of my life but Kelleher made it pretty enjoyable. Yes she does read off lecture slides but they are always posted so her going "too fast" is no excuse. Quizzes are challenging but tests are much easier. As long as you go over the lectures after each class and write decent lab reports, you will be fine

Dr. kelleher is just like Turnpenny , except she doesn't make jokes. Ultimately it doesn't matter who you have for chem 107 /1 08 the grade you get is usually from effort outside the class, Dr. Kelleher is fine, if your unclear about anything you can ask and it gets cleared up.

There is no woman deserves a 2.2 rating, had for chem 107 then the other guy for chem 108. Honestly not much of a difference, Chem is a really hard class regardless of the teacher, you have to put in the effort. I found she read off the slides a lot but whenever I approached with a questions she always explained topics clearly

She really isn't that bad. The course itself is made far more difficult than it could be, but that is the fault of the entire department. She explains material clearly when time allows her to. We wasted a lot of time on clicker questions, though, which forced her to speed through some confusing sections.

Kelleher is the nicest woman on the planet and is extremely helpful if you make the effort to seek her out. However, the class is difficult due to its extremely fast pace so you MUST stay on top of your work/studying if you want to do well.

This class is a condensed version of CHEM 107 and 108, so it is going to be a lot of work. If you have taken general chemistry classes before, youll be much better off. However, it is a lot of material and is therefore destined to be hard. She is very nice and knows a lot, however I think she may expect too much out of her class. VERY serious prof

CHEM 111 is a very difficult course but Dr. Kelleher makes it so much easier. She is the nicest professor at Bing and is extremely helpful and understanding if you take the time and seek her help.

Kelleher is one of my favorite professors at Bing, and although CHEM 111 is very hard, it is still much easier than the CHEM 107/108 track. By design, the course goes at double speed so as to cram two semesters of chemistry into one; Kelleher does everything she can to help her students succeed and if you do the work you could definitely get an A.

Professor Kelleher isn't the problem but rather the students who refuse to show up to class or seek out her help and then do poorly in the class. Chem 111 requires a lot of time commitment but the topics aren't overly difficult and if you have taken high school chemistry you should definitely be capable of doing well in the course.

Dr. Kelleher does her best to be available for students, and if you put the work into it this class is not as bad as everyone makes it out to be.

CHEM 111 is a difficult course but is still much easier than taking CHEM 107/108. Although the course goes at double the pace, the material goes much less in-depth. Although challenging, Kelleher makes every effort to help students succeed and an A is definitely attainable for students who have taken chem in HS or are willing to put in an effort.

From what I hear, Kelleher's one of the better intro chem professors at Bing. If you remember some of regents chem, shouldn't be too bad. Does her best for such a big lecture class. Labs are hell but the same across all profs. Lectures include enough coverage that you don't really need textbook.

It was the UGTA position I had for this semester. She's very kind and willing to help her students including us TAs. As a UGTA, you can choose either to attend the discussion session with the students or become a PS chemist that have office hours for tutoring. Definitely try this out if you're interested (need at least A- for general chemistry).

Good teacher in a tough class. The one issue with her is that she doesn't do a great job explaining the more confusing parts. Textbook isn't required but useful for studying. There were 3 tests plus an optional to make your average better and a final so even though it's hard it's very lenient with grading. She knows it well and is easily accessible

Awesome professor!

Clarice is a very kind woman and does a good job at explaining material in lectures, however, if you are going to be successful in this class, GO to office hours - even if its 1 day a week. The TAs will go over homework questions and important test notes that will SAVE you. iClicker questions you have to try on. Would take again.

I learned a lot from kelleher and enjoyed my time in her class, but I will say her teaching style is a hit or miss for some people. If you learn well from memorization and definitions, then kelleher probably isn't the best option. However, if you're like me and learn well from examples and practice problems, then you should take her class

Kelleher's class was a walk in the park compared to Chem 108. As long as you go to lectures, and do the homework, you will do fine in the class. A lot of stuff gets dropped at the end of the semester. I liked her teaching style but obviously it does not work for everyone. She genuinely cares and if you need an extension you will get it.

Professor Kelleher is so accessible and really has teaching down to a science. Everything has a purpose, she emphasizes problems, and though she goes at a fast pace, she makes sure everything is clear and understood. Can't recommend enough.

She is a super nice professor and wants students to do well, lots of extra help. Textbook is pointless, we never use it but it was required. Not worth buying it. Class is really hard and there's lots of work, and she uses iClicker to grade participation so pay attention in class. Tests are pretty hard and homework can sometimes feel impossible.

Kelleher is a very good professor, but she is teaching a very hard class. Many students blame their grades on her, but she actually teaches very well. She is knowledgeable about the subject and explains things very well. Go to office hours!!!

Absolutely loved her as a professor, she genuinely cared about our mental health and physical health giving us plenty of opportunities to make up certain tasks and earn extra credit. The class itself is just incredibly challenging as its one semester of ALL OF general chem.

Prof. Kelleher does the best she possibly can. She teaches the CHEM 111 course, which is a brutal course to say the least. She's very nice, caring and understanding of students, and is a good lecturer. Lectures are mandatory if you want a good participation grade. The class may be brutal, but she's understanding and is willing to help.

Great professor, horrible class. But Clarice is a girlboss and I respect her to the max.

Pretty lenient professor on most things, clear with her expectations and is fine as long as you do what you have to on time, though she's usually pretty flexible with that when she can be.

Kelleher does her best at managing the difficulty of Chem111. Because the class moves so fast she never gets really into any depth on topics so the material is pretty easy. Your lab and discussion experience depends on your TA and group so it's hit or miss to say the least. She's super responsive to questions in lecture and seems really nice

Professor Kelleher is a good professor it is just CHEM 111 had too many chapters for any student to handle. I had a major issue that was totally my fault and she was totally understanding and was glad to help. During her office hours, she's a real help but lectures go fast but are not really her fault. CHEM 111 is hard but major curve so its okay.

I like this professor for chem 105, she really tries to make sure that all of the students understand. I think she also reads the rate my professors to gain constructive criticism, which I appreciated. This class was a little bit more difficult than chem 104 but watching the chemflix really helps, and going to office hours.

If you put in effort and go to her office hours if you need help you will do fine in the class.

I love her - she is so supportive and will answer any questions you might have.

Dr Kelleher is a very good teacher. CHEM111 is HW heavy and there's a lot of material, so it may seem like she goes too fast, but go to her office hours and she'll go slower if you need. Tests are difficult but not unmanageable if you study hard for multiple days before. She's responsive to questions and will help you, but only if you ask for it.

For CHEM111 at least, Dr. Kelleher gave great care in making sure students were prepared for the combined materials of GenChem I&II. Midterms can be tricky even if you studied beforehand, but the final, which is provided by the ACS, is comparatively easier; try for all the exams. The textbook is mildly useful; I recommend finding another one online

Really good professor but the course itself is extremally difficult due to the time span it is in. Dr Kelleher yes goes fast but takes time for questions and is always avalible at office hours. The TA's aren't much help but there is plenty of resources to help you.

Good overall, sometimes not very clear with explanations

Hard class but everyone goes through it. Take it with Kelleher. The other professor is hard to understand and does not explain things well. Kelleher makes an effort to help students however the one time I asked for help she was a little condescending. Be prepared to do badly on tests but still possible to do well in class if you do the HW and labs.

Poor design to the course but not Kellehers fault. She tries to be helpful and makes sure shes available for students. HW is done on LONCAPA which is hard to do without Chegg and you need to manipulate your answers. Discussion not helpful especially if you have a bad group. TAs are not always helpful (they have given me the wrong answers before)

Class was all just a blur. Hard to rate the professor

Lectures are sometimes unclear, but Kelleher is open to questions and lots of resources are available for CHEM 111. The course is really difficult, so be sure to seek out help any chance you get for anything you even remotely don't understand.

Reading RMP made me scared to take chem 105 with Kelleher...but she was such a great professor. Chem 105 is a very challenging class so to blame doing bad on strictly the professor is wrong. I did better in 105 with Kelleher than 104 w Turnpenny which speaks volumes considering the difficulty difference...I def recommend 105 w Kelleher. Use UTS!!!

Dr. Kelleher is a great professor, she is very accommodating to student's concerns and is available during office hours for help. She is extremely knowledgable and makes concepts easy to understand.

Prof Kelleher's lectures are relatively solid and she is nice & patient. Sometimes Iclicker questions get annoying if you're not 100% caught up on material. Chem is hard so it's a lot of work regardless of the professor but she's a solid lecturer and paces well (she's usually a bit slower than the other sections).

Good teacher who loved the subject but made it feel insufferable to the rest of us as the class felt like it was moving at a million miles a second. She clearly loves the subject but has trouble relating to the masses of engineers who don't share her passion. Posted all presentations online so that you could keep up as best you could.

As someone who hates chemistry and had trouble finding my way around it, she is very approachable and kind compared to the other members of the chem department I have met. Her kindness made me believe in myself more. Sadly getting her sections to quiet down at the beginning of class is difficult a lot of people talk over her, don't be that person.

Dr. Kelleher is definitely a bright person and knows chemistry. She's really approachable and super nice outside of class as well. The course is a difficult one, and for most engineers you just have to get through it, but she makes it bearable.

amazing professor! its a very difficult course no matter who teaches as 111 is two semesters rolled into one, but as long as you do all assignments and spend some time doing practice problems you'll be fine. this isn't a memorization course you need to actually work to understand the material, but thats a major plus imo. labs and hw are free points