She is an amazing professor! She is very thorough with her teaching and makes sure her students know the content. Her passion for this field makes the class interesting and enjoyable! Anthropology can easily be a hard class, but with her, she makes it easy and understandable!

She has an outgoing personality and you can tell that she cares deeply about her students. She made lectures very clear to comprehend and for the test you simply had to read the textbook. Her assignments are not hard at all along as you watch her lectures.

Dr. Riebe is very organized. You know exactly what you need to turn in, when to turn it in, and how to do the assignment. Although a little test and writing heavy, tests are not too hard and participation/completion grades will save you.

It was easy to get assignments done in this class. All the requirements were very clearly laid out and the assignments were organized and easy to locate in the content section. She recorded all her lectures, so Zoom attendance wasnt necessary. Maximum 2 hrs of work on eLC per week. One longer paper for the final paper project, so plan ahead!

Riebe was super sweet. You get all your workload for the week on Monday and have until Sunday to complete, so pretty flexible. I usually got it done end of day Monday so workload not bad. She is also always a text on groupme away and responds quickly. super caring and really considerate. take her!

Our work to do was uploaded on Sundays and then we had the whole week to do it. The work took no more than 2 hours to do. We had a project at the end. The tests were very focused on what we looked over in the recorded lectures. There was a textbook that I would advise to get (from someone else its pricy) and use. She was highly accessible and great

Professor Riebe is a great professor. The class isn't easy, but no class is easy at UGA. You can do well if you put the work in. She cares about her students very much and is a great professor to take!!

Riebe is a good lecturer, explaining the details and outlining what is more important to know. She released all info for the week on Monday and we had until Sunday night to get it all done. Work took maybe an hour to do, but was annoying to have to complete. Big final paper/project, tests easy, don't need textbook.

She is a great prof and answers group me for help right away! As long as you watch the lecture videos, complete the weekly work and study, you will be totally fine! definitely recommend!

Dr. Riebe was easily available over GroupMe for questions. Work for the week is posted on Monday and due Sunday, but the work you do every week is only worth 15% of your grade total. The rest comes from the exams and the final project. IMO its a lot of work for a cultural credit, but overall not terrible. Read the textbook though.

Dr. Riebe is really into anthropology which makes the class nice. Her assessments were basically tests, weekly activities, and 2 presentations. The presentations/weekly activities are easy as long as you complete them. Tests are open note and are mainly 3 essays but with open note are pretty easy too. she's really sweet and understanding! take her!

Super understanding and fair. No surprises with tests, but be sure to study and read the textbook/cross ref with notes from class to get a good grade! She's just a bit passive-aggressive sometimes but is overall a good professor and a great resource.

Weekly assignments that consist of textbook readings, review questions, and discussions none of which are difficult. Work is assigned on Monday and due the following Sunday. Exams are basically based off of what you read in the textbook, so I recommend not skipping the reading. I definitely recommend her if you choose to take ANTH.

Honestly not as bad as some reviews say. There are weekly assignments that are assigned on Monday and due on Sunday but they are not difficult at all. As long as you skim the chapters and be familiar with the vocabulary before the tests, they are a piece of cake. There was only one paper due at the end of the semester. Dr. Riebe is a great prof

Dr. Riebe is fantastic. The weekly participation assignments are easy and are due every Sunday, and they don't take long to finish. You can skim the reading, and it's easy to take notes on (which you should do b/c the tests are open note). The lectures/group presentations are interesting, and she's not a harsh grader. Highly recommend.

Dr. Riebe has the burden of engaging a lot of non-anthropology majors that are taking this course to fulfill a culture requirement. I personally did not enjoy this class, but it had more to do with the content than the professor. I do agree that the tests and the paper were too much. If you don't like anthropology, avoid this course.

Nice pretty easy class if you do the work!

I personally didn't love this class, but that's more because of the content than Riebe- she made her lectures as interesting as possible. I think it's a good bit of work for a culture credit, but as long as you put in the work you will be fine. I have heard that she is better than other profs for this course so would recommend Riebe!

I would recommend her for anth1102.

Dr. Riebe's class is one that you have to read the textbook for thoroughly, or else you will not do well on tests. Tests are taken in class, but with plenty of time to take them. It is a lot of work for a 1000 level class and there is a big paper project that you have to do that takes a lot of work. Lecture powerpoints are posted online.

I would recommend Dr. Riebe. Homeworks are weekly but can be done quickly. You need to read the textbook which is tedious but her tests are based on them. You don't need to go to class if you read. Some of her tests seemed to be like trivia, so just make sure you know specific details from the book. Lectures are boring but she is super nice.

Dr. Riebe is great, the class was very lenient. If you stay on top of the notes, attend lectures, and complete the few assignments and group presentation you should get an A

There are weekly discussion posts and readings, but all are doable and easy. The readings are kind of long though. There is a big paper at the end of the semester, you must complete but it is doable. The tests are online and are easy as long as you study. She is also funny and makes jokes during her lectures. I recommend taking her.

I really liked the tombs and temples class! The material was really interesting, and Dr. Riebe was really engaging. There aren't that many assignments, and as long as you actually do them and the two group projects, you'll get an A. The only tests are a midterm and a final that just covers everything after the midterm. Neither of them are too bad.

Professor Riebe was amazing and had very interesting lectures. These lectures were not required to go to but they helped a lot with the exams. The exams were not that hard as long as you studied and they were all accessible to take online. She's passionate about her field and the Anthropology processor I would suggest.

She is a great professor who is clearly passionate and the topics are really interesting for the most part. There were a lot of weekly homework assignments but they only take around 20 minutes to sit down and complete them all. The tests were fairly easy if you go to class and take good notes. The worst part was the paper but it was graded fairly.

Definitely take Riebe if you are taking ANTH1102! Most of her tests are based on the textbook, so reading that and taking notes is tedious but you do not have to go to class. The weekly homework assignments were easy and usually took around 15 minutes. The paper was time consuming but graded fairly easily.

Professor Riebe is an amazing professor with a great personality, but the class is extremely boring and a lot of info. Lectures are optional and the material primarily comes from the textbook. There is a lot of weekly homework, but it is mainly there for participation. The exams are average difficulty. Professor Riebe is always willing to help.

Professor Riebe is a great Anthro teacher and is passionate about what she teaches. The only homework is weekly discussion posts/review questions, and all the tests are online and fairly easy. In my opinion, this class is an easy A, and if you average higher that a 93 on all tests you can exempt final (over half the class exempts).

Dr. Riebe is an easy professor, the homeworks are easy, she posts the powerpoints on elc after class. The only bad thing is she does not go over all of the material on the tests and you would have to read the textbook.

I really enjoyed my class with Dr. Riebe. She was very passionate about the subject, and while attendance isn't mandatory, I found it very helpful to go to class. I definitely recommend her!

pretty easy

Dr. Riebe is a great ANTH 1102 professor. She assigns weekly readings and homework for participation credit; these can be a lot of work but will help prepare you for her tests. Attending class helps with notetaking because her PowerPoints are very vague (she explains everything well, though), but attendance is not necessary.

There is nothing but positive words for Dr. Riebe. I personally don't go to UGA but instead of UNG but she still did amazing at this campus! She really get's you ready for these tests and wants nothing but the best for her students and it is shown everyday in her classes. Just be prepared for weekly readings, questions, activities and discussions.

Only take ANTH at UGA with Riebe! Her lectures are pointless since it is just definitions from the textbook, but as long as you have the textbook you will literally do great on the tests. The class does have a 4-6 page final paper and lots of tedious weekly assignments, but nothing is hard at all. You can tell how much she loves the content.

Cool teacher. Definitely read the textbooks if you want to do good on the three tests since her powerpoints are vague. You can exempt the final if you average a 93 on the 3 tests. Takes me an hour to do the weekly assignments.

Dr. Riebe is engaging and clearly cares about the material, but the tests are rough. They aren't hard, but they seem more like scavenger hunt of random facts from the textbook. Definitely need to read to do well. Other than that I had a great experience. Final paper project has interesting topics and the weekly assignments only take about an hour.

Dr. Riebe is a great teacher and is very passionate about anthropology. There are weekly homework assignments but it is nothing too bad and mainly just participation. There are 3 tests for the semester that are fairly easy and if you average above a 93 you can exempt the final. If you have to take ANTH at UGA I definitely recommend taking Riebe.

If you have to take Anthro I definitely taking it with her. There are weekly reading and homework assignments but if you do them you will get an A in this course and on all the tests.

this class w danielle is so easy! you can either read the textbook and skip every class or never read and go to lecture. weekly participation grades that are free 100s and all of the tests are online at home. you also can exempt the final which is nice

Lots of homework, always due at 11:30 pm on Sunday. I took the class for gen ed, and it was by far the class that I struggled with most. Did not feel like I struggled with material for exams, just workload. She does a great job laying out material clearly on slideshows and answering questions. Textbook is just more detail about what she teaches.

Riebe is so nice and understanding. Office hours is also super helpful. The class is really easy, but the tests are difficult (she makes the questions, TAs grade them). Be prepared to study hard. You could get away with not reading the textbook (but know the vocab) because she does a good job of going over most of the content. GO TO THE LECTURES!!!

This class was taken to fill requirements but I genuinely enjoyed it. Professor Riebe is an amazing professor and is very understanding. She assigns a lot of reading, but I made an 'A' in the class and barely ever opened the book. The tests are online and attendance is NOT mandatory. I would absolutely take this class again.

She is so passionate about what she teaches! Attendance isn't tracked. You will either have to go to class or take the exam with a group (they are online). You can find most of the answers online. She is so nice and interesting to listen to; she is the definition of a good professor. She is passionate but doesn't force her passion onto other people

I took Riebe in fall of 2022 and the class was super easy. No required attendance, short discussion posts each week, and the tests could be taken online. The class itself wasn't the most interesting but she has some cool stories to tell. Definitely the best option for ANTH 1102.

Ignore everybody complaining in these reviews. If you read the textbook, you are fine. The tests are genuinely not that difficult providing that you actually do the assigned readings and take notes as you go. Danielle Riebe is a very sweet and engaging professor, but honestly you really don't need to go to the lectures.

class was not as bad as people make it out to be. discussions each week were very short and easy. extra credit opportunity for the second test, 10 point boost. in person tests for the first two exams, third test/final could be taken online. she answered every groupme question about paper up until minute it was due, very helpful. would read for test

Dr. Riebe is absolutely the professor you should take for ANTH 1102! She has very clear expectations and none of the assignments are graded too harshly. I found it useful to go to class because things mentioned in class would show up on the exam. The second exam was definitely the worst, but she gave extra credit that helped a lot!

This class was mostly average for an entry-level course, but a bit harder than I expected. Dr. Riebe was super chill and obviously shares a huge passion for the subject. I went to all lectures, but honestly, it wouldn't have been necessary as long as you read the textbook. Tests pull some extremely specific details from the textbook.

Not really sure why Prof. Riebe's ratings are so low. She's a great prof who tries to be funny and cares about her students. 2002 was a breeze. I didn't attend lectures after my group presentation, but the assignments and paper are pretty self-explanatory and easy (TA grades them). Somewhat interesting material, solid prof., easy A.

Amazing teacher for Tombs and Temples, great general ed class that teaches really interesting facts about general archaeology as a whole. Attendance is optional, but the class is short and fun as we're always covering interesting topics. Assignments are rare but generally simple, would recommend to anyone who needs the credit, even if not tbh

Dr. Riebe is great! You're graded on weekly participation in activities and discussions (online), a paper, and 3 exams. If you score an average of 93+ you don't have to take the final. Dr. Riebe also gave 10 points of extra credit on one of the exams for creating a meme. She gives the UGA chapter of the textbook so you can buy a cheaper copy.

Professor Riebe is super caring about her students! She replies almost immediately, and cares ab her students. Her lectures are important as she always talks about test material so go!! However, she does not give out study/review guides and the Textbook requires a lot of reading. But, she is super understanding and did give extra credit for exam 2!

Dr. Riebe was super nice and always seemed to care about her students, but the class was much harder than I felt it needed to be. Tests were often random scavenger hunts of small details from the textbook, and no study guide was given to help prepare. Overall enjoyable lectures but lots of reading required outside of class

She is sweet and wants to help students. She is not the perfect one but still decent. Grades are not too strict. but if you want to get A in this class, you have to be ready for such workload. Lots of reading to prepare for tests. If you are just going to study provided slides, u can't get 100. Weekly activities are quite light. Paper is fine.

This class was by far my favorite class last semester. The expectations of this course are incredibly clear and nothing too difficult. If you follow the assigned workload and actually pay attention you will get an A. Anyone who is complaining about this class is just not putting the effort in. She makes this subject very interesting and easy.

very passionate prof but the content comes straight from the book. Most of the tests are from book, so reading is more important than notetaking. Lots of grades are completion. I never went to class tbh and as long as I read the book and studied the book and notes on elc, i did well. Grades very leniently

She is easy to learn from even if your not paying full attention. She is passionate about what she teaches and speaks clearly.

5 readings/videos, weekly quiz, writing assignment, and online assignment, 2 exams (only take if less than a 92.5 avg on writing assignment and quizzes). 3 attempts on quizzes. Good at lecturing and everything is in the readings/videos, she is VERY passionate and does her best to keep lecture interesting. not a bad prof at all. very kind!!

Every week there is 5 readings/videos, 1 homework assignment, 1 writing assignment, and 1 lockdown browser quiz. The course is not difficult, but the workload can add up. Dr. Riebe is super sweet and passionate, but if you aren't actually interested in the subject, you will be bored. Overall, not a bad choice for social science elective.

Dr. Riebe honestly cares about her students and the subject she teaches, which comes off in her lectures. The class is not very hard if you do the readings and spend about an hour and a half on the class outside of the classroom. Attendance is not mandatory, but she does use TopHat for attendance questions. Exams can be exempt, including the final.

Long readings, quizzes based on readings & lectures, 1 writing assignment & 1 TopHat assignment per week (yes TopHat is REQUIRED). Group project is given around a month into the semester & you can pick your teammates (if you do it in time). Both exams can be exempt if you get a cumulative A on writing assignments & quizzes.

You can exempt the midterm/final if your grade is high enough. LOTS of online reading each week, so prepare for that. Weekly quizzes and writing assignments, but it's definitely doable. The group project is the worst part- it's a lot of work for an intro class, but the TAs and professor are super nice and accessible outside class. She responds fast

Professor Riebe is very passionate about the subject matter, and the class overall isn't that hard so long as you put a little bit of effort in. Class is really boring though, and some of the assignments can be a little tedious. Overall would recommend.

This class was really easy, but a lot of reading is necessary. It's not important to read the textbook, but the quizzes have very specific info. There's lockdown browsers and cameras for every quiz. You have to do an assignment, readings, and a quiz each week. I would take it again cause there were no tests if you get an A on the practice stuff.

Professor Riebe cares a lot about what she does. However the work adds up. The weekly assignments are time consuming so don't wait until the last minute. The top hat is counted for a grade however some get dropped. Some of the readings are unnecessarily long so be prepared to read and be quizzed over them.

This class is a lot of reading, but it is manageable. Weekly quizzes and top hat attendance during class. Also had a 300-word assignment every week. You get 3 attempts for every quiz and you can be exempt from the exam if you do well on the quizzes and writing. If you try this class isn't that bad.

One of the easiest classes I've taken. If you have an A in the class, you don't need to take the tests. There is one weekly quiz and one weekly writing assignment. For the quiz, you have to read, but the questions are easy. The writing is like 400 words, if you read the material for the quiz, it takes like 30 mins.

Definitely an easy A, but lectures could be boring at times. Learned a lot, but there was SO MUCH READING. Wouldn't recommend with any other reading-heavy class, but two exams weren't required if you had an A avg. on the weekly quizzes and writing assignments. Participation is through TopHat and it's heavily encouraged. Quizzes were manageable

She is very nice and engaging in her lectures, though they did seem lengthy at times. The weekly homework, quizzes and reading were pretty annoying at the beginning but it was easy to get into a routine and learn what to expect after a week or two.

Not a bad prof at all, she is super passionate abt everything anthro and once you get the hang of the structure of the class, it's very manageable. Weekly writings due friday nights, weekly quizzes due the morning of your second class of the week but not bad. Lots of info during lectures and LOTS of readings but the content overview was helpful.

Not a very hard class. You can skip Tuesday lectures, tests are online but have lockdown browser and camera. Quizzes weren't bad as well as writing assignments. You can exempt both exams with an A. Lots of easy group work and a group project at the end. Not a huge amount of work.

Very nice. Attendance is required on thursdays for group work. Other than easy in-class assignments, there are weekly quizzes and readings, but if you average an A then you don't have to take exams. Very manageable.

I would definitely recommend taking Professor Riebe for ANTH 1102 she is great.

Dr. Riebe was an amazing teacher. Clear deadlines so its hard to miss an assignment since you do the same assignments every week. You can get exempt from the tests! I see a lot of complaints about the workload. If you do the work, you will get an A. All work is VERY doable. A lot of group work which I liked since it was a 300 person class.

All these mugz hating on Dr. Riebe and idk why. Her class is very easy. Yes, there is a lot of busy work, but it's so easy, the only reason you would find it annoying is if ur fingers are too dirty from the bag of Cheetos you just took down to type on your keyboard. TA grading sucks but take her. Ask me to shuffle or let it ride one more time I stg

Riebe is so chill and genuinely likes what she's teaching. Wayy too much group work and work in general for an intro class. Homework, writing assignment, and quiz every single week but they're easy. People hate on her but she's nice and responds immediately to outside of class questions. TAs will ruin your grade though so hope you're lucky w that.

Very sweet professor, eager to help if you reach out. Class follows a weekly schedule with Tuesday being for content and Thursday being for group assignments that don't take too long. Grade comes from weekly content classes (reading involved) plus group assignments, TopHat attendance, and one big poster group project. Easy & straightforward.

This class is easy, but there is so much outside work. Every week there are lockdown quizzes, writing assignments, and homework. I spent far too much time on this class.

This class has a lot of busy work, like readings and assignments, but the class is so easy and the grades are easy as long as you do it. You can take the quiz 3 times as long as you score above a 69 and the tests can me exempt if you have good quix and writing assignment grades. Overall really easy, just a lot of random work.

easy but a lot of busy work but not bad at all

Most of the grade was made of 10-20 minute group presentations. Dr. Riebe is passionate about anthropology, which shows through her lectures, but most of the teaching is done by students as a result. You are also graded on an easy final paper and two take-home exams. Pretty low-effort class with cool material if you're interested in anthropology!

Class was very doable and got easier as the class went on. Reading could be a bit much at times but nothing too crazy. You can exempt exams and the quizzes and writings were very predictable. Overall would take again!

This class was very interesting and low difficulty overall! Dr. Riebe is passionate and cares about her students and her content. Grading was easy (TA graded but she was very chill) and tests were open note and online. Would take again, good, fun class for easy A for ANTH students or anybody else!

Overall, not a bad class. The articles she gives out for the quizzes each week can seem daunting, but you get used to it, even though it feels like busy work. Has an exemption policy for exams which is super nice and takes a lift off and gives you a free week. Final group project isn't bad, get to pick your group.

Great professor - HEAVY workload (but not necessarily difficult) Pros: - provides a weekly check list (huge help) - easy to reach - caring - passionate Cons: - WEEKLY quizzes, (around 6/7) readings, writing assignments, and Top hat Homework assignments. - assigned two random work groups which can be difficult or great depending on your group.

Solid professor, cares a lot. Class is very managable if you do the work. You can exempt out of exams if you do well in weekly writings and quizzes. Show up to class and do the work its pretty easy.

Great professor for the course! She clears care about her students and lectures were somewhat interesting! Attendance is mandatory, but u can technically do the TopHat from home. Weekly writing assignments and quizzes based on the readings, but both are pretty easy and if u do well, u can skip the exam. Easy class overall!

2 exams that are optional if you get an A average on all the weekly quizzes up to that point, final project that you work on pretty much all semester, project is annoying if you get a bad group