Professor Clark teaches Business Ethics with an emphasizes on Philosophy and class discussion. Course is reading intensive and consists of a Midterm, 10 commentaries, & a Final. Overall the readings and issues raised are pretty interesting. He does tend to go off topic sometimes but it keeps class fun. Hates Rainy Days & Texas Drivers...

His class is not very hard at all and you learn a lot. He wants class participation though and he's a little intimidating

Found this class pretty interesting. Did not like it at first because he constantly called on people and was kind of rude sometimes. He stopped doing that and then I enjoyed the class more. Just print out his outlines before class and read the readings and add in some notes. Should be an easy A. He also provides review for midterm and final.

excellent teacher, he takes real life situations to explain how to apply or to study corporate ethics. reading is a must for this class or for any class... just print out the outlines that are online and fill them up with what he says and you'll be golden otherwise....

Did a good job of relating the day's topic to real-world events, but had a tendency to ramble and sometimes get off-track exploring the ramifications of a topic. Entertaining for me, but I understand his teaching style demands you not take anything personally. He doesn't have a problem with anything you say, as long as you can back it up.

Kinda a quirky guy. Rambles about stuff sometimes. Does a review before test and gives out tons of extra credit. Class is pretty interesting. Would recommend.

Real good prof, class seems hard at first, but after the first test you will realize its very easy. Make sure you show up to review day and get all the information. Gives out 2% (to total grade) extra credit which is a 2 pg double space paper per class after the first test. If that doesn't make it easy then I don't what your looking for.

Philosophy professor teaching a business course. Keep up with the reading. The concepts seem weird at first, but will eventually dovetail together. Tests and commentaries are very easy, as long as you pay attention. Prof. Clark is not a Marxist.

Dr. Clark is great. He is not going to make it easy, he expects for his classes to do the readings so that he can hold discussions in class. If people don't participate he holds pop quizzes, so read. He details what he expects and is not responsible for the people that don't show up except for exams. They seem to be the ones complaining.

I loved this teacher. Very funny guy, but not a typical sense of humor. Can be offensive but I don't think he means it offensively. GO TO CLASS AND READ!!! Otherwise you will not pass. If something is not clear, ask him after class--very helpful and friendly 1 on 1. Not the class to take if you just want a no-effort A.

Very nice person. He is very helpfull and willing to explain until you understand. I would definately recommend him.

He is a cool professor with a lot to say about a lot to things. Attendence is not mandatory but if class particpation is low he will give pop quizzes. Dont procastinate on your commentaries because you will run out of time. I worked hard in this class and recieved an A

I liked this teacher and this course.Some previous comments state he is arrogant and rude.I didn't get that.He would call you out if you were doing something wrong.If you don't like it, come to class on time, and don't text or surf internet during class.This course is refreshing in that you get to think, not be told what to think.

I really don't get why ppl say he's rude, i found him really respectful. Just don't come in late and don't use ur phone, and you'll be fine. You don't need to read every article, just make sure you go t class and take good notes and then go over the outline. He give's a review sheet, & it's the way to make an A. Took him Summer 1, & made an easy A

Great professor, cool class. Take good notes & go to class--some test questions come from lectures. Recommend getting in a study group to review notes. Ask questions during reviews! Review tests with him to go over wrong answers. You might get a couple corrected if you can justify your answer.

He is the best teacher I've had all year. He is only rude to people who deserve it i.e. people using their phone during class. You need to do 10 case commentaries & if the class does not participate he will give a quiz. Just read everything he tells you to & the outlines are very thorough. One midterm & final.

He likes people who speak up. Take notes with the outlines he provides. His test question are pretty straight from the outlines but will help more if you take notes. Attend class. Hes a good teacher :) NOT A MARXIST ;)

Class based off philosophical theories; the teacher is a philosopher thus knows his stuff. He's a funny, very helpful and likes to make assides and tangents that may or may not relate. Take notes and show up and you'll have fun and do great.

Very fair professor. Attendance and participation are not only mandatory, but fun. Get a study group to compare notes, do your commentaries, and participate in the class discussion and you will do well. This professor is very helpful outside of class as well.

This class is so far the best I have taken in the college of Business. It focuses on the things that we're sometimes reluctant to shine light on in the business world. I definitely recommend you take this class with him; I can't picture it being taught by anyone else! You won?t regret it. Attend class, your grade will reflect it. (study groups=A)

Prof Clark has a sense of humor that can offend,don't take it personally.Very good about tying philosophy and business together. Read assignments before class, be prepared for discussions, and attend study groups. Take care of commentaries early, turn in extra credit and you will be fine. Very good about helping after class and during office hours.

Anyone who thinks professor Clark is insensitive and rude really can't take a joke, and probably needs to develop a thicker skin...Extremely possible to make an A in this class as long at you attend lectures. Very knowledgeable professor. Makes business ethics interesting.

He is a good teacher with a lot sense of humor, i like the class, turn in comments, tests are what he says on the lecture so try not miss any lecture, he hands a study topics and reviews in class

Great teacher, humorous, can go off a tangent but he teaches really well. You do have 10 case commentaries and 3 multiple choice tests. Everything comes from his lectures but reading is necessary to understand his lectures. Not too hard he does have a review session before every test, which helps clarify things. Remember to know the authors names!

In so far as my autonomy is not being undermined, I would rate Clark a B+ :) While attendance was not mandatory, it helped to understand the lectures. 10 case commentaries, 3 multiple-choice tests, and discussion over the readings during lecture. Easy class, easy-going professor. Despite what people think, he's not as rude as you would imagine.

People complain that he talks too fast, but he types up the lectures for you. You add your own notes. Do the study guides and commentaries and you can pull at least a B. His sense of humor isn't for everyone. I went to every class because he's interesting and I learned a lot. Offers A LOT of extra credit.

Nice guy, does his best to help, gives extra credit. Make an attempt to read for his class, I promise itll show in your grades. Commentaries (10) are worth a quarter of your grade. It'll be your bread and butter if you don't know the difference between right and wrong. Very witty and his humor is fast paced. Good students will enjoy his class.

It's refreshing to have a professor who not only knows the material so well, but who also understands how to deliver it in a manner that is engaging to the students and has an understanding quality when those students have questions about the material. Recommend taking him downtown- less distractions from students with laptops/cell phones.

Clark is awesome, his lectures aren't tedious and he's quick witted and sharp-tongued, making class much more bearable. Definitely show up for exam reviews, they're very helpful. The class was really easy, with many opportunities for extra credit. Do the tedious commentaries, they're boring, but easy and worth a good chunk of your grade.

Professor Clark is truly a great professor. It's one of those classes that you actually look forward to going to. I think this class should be mandatory for every major. I learned a lot from someone who I am glad to have learned from. You can tell he loves his job!

Very interesting professor, to say the least! He is a philosopher, so he is very much into all different theories. You'll learn more theories, then he will apply it to business. Make sure to rent/buy the Blue book. It's cheaper and it has all you need. He expects you to write 10 commentaries in the semester, 3 tests, no group work.

Great professor and very knowledgable. Makes learning fun. Make sure to read though, that will help a lot! I definitely recommend taking this guy.

interesting guy. is pretty funny sometimes and does pick on you for coming in late to class. posts lecture notes online for reference. gives extra credit for over 20 points on case commentaries

Great class. Go to class and you'll make an A.

Dr. Clark is by far my favorite professor at UTSA. You have to go to class and it takes a few classes to get used to his eccentric style of teaching but once you do, it is worth it. He is incredibly intelligent and genuinely cares about his students learning and outcomes. He does joke around a lot and can get distracted but he's very fair.

Lectures were very frustrating at first as he ever got to the point, but towards the end of the semester it got much better. Tests were fairly easy as long as you kept along with the required readings. Required 10 commentaries that were straight to the point. I found the class to be interesting.

In my opinion class was pretty easy. Originally was not looking forward to the class but it ended up being my favorite. Prof Clark is eccentric and either you will like him or strongly dislike him. Book is not required but helpful. Many try to just pass without doing the commentaries but if you just put min effort it will make your grade. Got an A+

If you are a mature, disciplined student who comes to class consistently and actually reads the assignments, you will not only understand the lectures, but be able to participate in them. The key to this class is actually doing the readings and the commentaries. If you don't do the readings and just expect the lectures to teach you, you will fail.

Do all the commentaries and read the outlines before the test and you will be fine. Most of the questions are common sense and if you get one wrong you can argue with him to get the correct answer. He may even argue it for you. The commentaries are easy and don't take more then 15 minutes for each one. This class is super easy to pass.

Absolutely the BEST class I have ever had. He has his views and that is fine. Personally, I agree with most of them. I would recommend his classes to EVERYONE!!! Should be required...

He's funny and down to earth and he wants you to understand which is super rare with professors these days. Do all the Interactive lessons and written case commentaries. The class is pretty interesting.

Dr Clark has a good class. Do the reading and at least put thought into the interactive lessons and you will do fine. For gods sakes read the assignments and participate in discussion or he forces a quiz! Can be a bit rude and egotistical at times but has gotten much better at staying in the subject and not rambling. Overall a fun Socratic style.

I really liked this class and professor A LOT! He is funny and he tells you exactly what he wants from you. Class is not mandatory but I'd always go and I suggest you go to, I felt they were very helpful. Yea he is sarcastic but very open minded. He's a very smart man and class is VERY easy, tests ARE common sense I'd get B's without trying

Professor Clark is sarcastic and acts like he is smarter than everyone else. He is very clear in what he wants and the exams are fairly easy. I never used the book. Extra credit is available but hard to get. Non-cumulative final.

Too bad, this is his last semester at UTSA. What an Interesting guy, learned a lot from this Prof. Class was fairly easy, ended up getting A+.

Took for Social Ethical Issues. The class requires a good deal of work but Clark had awesome lectures that were very interesting and thought-provoking. His course got me interested in going to law school and am currently applying to some for after I graduate from UTSA.

I learned so much I want to find him and learn more.