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difficult exams where 1 person in the class gets above 90%, but she doesn't curve

shes ok

Good class, she was very nice & very understanding about making up tests & whatnot. Open Book tests, no real homework, lots of in-class discussion.

Very nice woman. Hard tests but they are open book so...

SHE'S THE SEXXXXXXXPERT!!!!!

Easy class!! Open book tests!!!

She's great. Really knows what she's talking about. Fair but firm. Open book tests. All in all a good class

Dr Calamidas is a wonderful professor. She makes all public health classes fun and worth going to. I learn soo many things from her

youll get a b on all the tests even though they are open book. interesting class discussions.

had her online, but her assignments were easy, and she gives open book tests!

Thourough on subject matter learned alot

She's a really good teacher, willing to help and explain. Her notes are easy and if you go into her class knowing they're tests you have to study for and can't jus breeze by with just her notes, you'll do great.

very nice teacher!

she is a nice lady, but she tests you on what she knows rather then what she taught. the tests are open book but impossible!! there is never enough time to finish them because they are so extremely hard!!!!!! dont take this class unless yoabsolutely have to, or unless you dont mind getting bad grades!

This class is a must. Some think its a typical "health" class, well its not. She talks alittle fast but definitely keeps your attention. Tests are tricky but if you review the study guide that comes along with your test book, you'll do fine.

You will learn alot from her, but her grading system does not make sense.

very helpful, learned a lot, highly recommend her

This class was an online class. The only hard part was trying to figure out what was needed regarding websites that she wanted us to review and were tested on. Keeping up with the reading and the postings are huge. Also, the study guide is a waste. just go to the textbook publisher's website, bring up the student companion site for the book,

She is hard!! well... the tests are hard. they're all open book but they're sooo long with way toooo much info in one question. She is also not very understandable at all!! attendance is huge in this class. everyone including myself who took her class got either a C or lower with some exceptions but thats not very good LIZ!

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Stopped going to class in Oct, still got an A. MUST read book & study. Exams are open book, but too long & difficult to look up every answer. Fun material (it's sex!), she's cool. Treated everyone like an adult. It was a fun class, from what I remember of when I actually went. I'd take her again.

Her test are Hard if you don't highlight in your book. they are open book but are too long to look up every question. I would def take her again. A Great topic (SEX) and man does she go into detail but hey you learn alot everyone can learn a thing or two about sex!

Online course. Open book tests were difficult because of # of questions. Professor is ok, but don't take this course if you don't want to talk about your own personal health issues, or you views on health issues in society.

PUBH 3102- If your a public health major (community education) you need to take this class. Liz is amazing and always there to help you. Once you get used to what she's looking for it's a piece of cake. There is a seminar you need to put together including a 30 page research paper but she holds your hand through it. Not a hard class at all!

She is an awesome teacher!!! She is so nice and really knows what she is talking about. Her tests take a long time and have a lot of info on them but you are allowed to use the textbook. I loved this class! and wish I had more classes I could take with her.

PUBH 3102- Calamidas is amazing! if it wasn't for her i'd be lost and confused! she holds your hand through the 30 page research paper and it's a breeze! This really prepares you for future classes. She's very easy once you learn what she's looking for. Def. take this class!!Also her other classes are great too, she's just a great teacher!

Prof Calamidas is one of the best professors at Stockton. She is very passionate about Public health, and if you are in the Community health track you will have her for pretty much all your classes. I have learned a ton in the three classes i have taken with here, plus she is my preceptor. I strongly recommend taking her Pub health classes

Don't know where that other person is coming from. had her for a couple classes online and in class.You have to work but she's fair and knows her stuff

Calamidas is an amazing professor. She knows her stuff and gets the point across clearly. Her tests are all open book, however you still need to attend class, pay attention, and study. My favorite professor at Stockton by far.

she is a very nice lady but her test r super hard u have to read the text book over n over n sometime u still do bad on test. she does let u use the book for exams even tho its not gonna help

Interesting class the text book is good. Took online class during the summer along with two other classes. She expects a great amount of participation online but the OL discussions can be interesting if you have the time. Her tastes are redic. Would love to se the anser key prior to taking them. If your looking for an easy class/grade go somewhere

Do not take her for an online course! Make sure you keep up with the discussion board. You'll have to read ALL of them to get a good grade. That means checking it everyday OR catching up on all of them at the end of the week. The tests were tricky and taken at 7-9am ONLY! She was VERY tough on the paper. Just don't take her, period.

Class is extremely boring. She uses slides but talks so fast that you can't take notes and cant keep up with her. Notes are on blackboard but they are locked so you cant copy or print. Multiple choice tests, online, open book so it was really easy. Only real mandatory days is when she has a guest speaker and is playing a movie.

always willing to help, tests are open book open note so pay attention in class and get the slides from her. go to her if you have any questions. very caring.

Dr. Calamidas is a fantastic teacher but she does expect a lot of her students. If you are a public health major (comm. health ed track) she will prepare you for the real world and make you a better student. If you are not PUBH and are looking for an easy A, I'd look elsewhere.

great online elective. Required online postings but readings are easy and tests are right from the book and videos. One reflection paper

Great class, open book tests, teacher willing to help. Posts notes. Go to class and you are gold

Dr. Calamidas is an expert in the field of Public Health and is head of the department, so if you're a pubh major you should take her. Her class isn't mandatory and all of her tests are open book/open notes which is awesome. Would reccomend her class, just don't text or walk in late constantly.

took her for an online class and had her for PUBH1200. She's head of the pubh department and knows her stuff. Her online class wasn't hard, just a few discussions per module and 4 exams.

Professor Calamidas is nice and she definitely knows her stuff, I learned a lot in this class. Attendance isn't mandatory. There are 4 open book multiple choice tests but DON'T TAKE THEM LIGHTLY! These tests are tough make sure you study the book,power points,and videos she posts on blackboard. Study good and pay attention and you should be fine.

Good intro class to take online. Well organized and easy to follow.

I am writing this review as a former student that uses her lectures and books on a daily basis. Yes she is hard and yes she is sometimes not as friendly but if you are a public health major she gives you her best and nothing less. If you are not a PUBH major she is still interesting

This online class was super easy! All you have to do is complete 4 modules which include discussions (pretty much easy opinion based questions), 4 multiple choice open-book exams, and a paper. Easy A, I took it as my ASD and I'm so glad I did!!

Lisa Calamidas is one of the best professors I have ever had at Stockton. She is so knowledgeable and shares so many insightful tips with her students to help them reach their full potential. Her lectures can seem a bit dry at times but she really does teach you things you will need to know in the career world. Overall, she is a great professor.

Perspectives of sexuality is not an easy class! Open book test and all, she makes you work for your grade. I didn't mind, she's a great teacher; had her for two classes this semester.

I took Perspectives on Sexuality and she is an amazing and truly knowledgeable person. I wish this class was mandatory for every human being to ever live, because the information you learn is priceless. Open book tests, so I found them pretty easy. Many people didn't show up to class but I feel bad for them because this class is worth the money.

In Perspectives on Sexuality Calamidas was a great professor. Her power points in class are super helpful and clear and she posts them online. For an exam she lets you use a cheat sheet and the textbook- but the book is essential and is more thorough than her notes are. No other work in the class though, so exam grades are important.

Perspectives on sexuality is a pretty easy class. Show up, take notes, and study a little for tests and you'll be good. Tests are open book and she allows one sheet of notes. The course material is pretty interesting, and you can tell she is very passionateknowledgable about her field. If you need a GSS I would definitely recommend!

Interesting class. Fairly easy curriculum. Online summer class, one test per week (60-70 questions), answers all in the book for the most part. Gives feedback on every discussion board post. Required a paper at the end of the semester which she tears apart (took points off for writing Stockton College, not "University", for example)

Perspectives on Sexuality was a super interesting class, but you gotta work for your grade. You're allowed one sheet of notes and an open book (you only have 3 exams, no other graded assignments) and the exams are still super tough. You gotta read the chapter bc flipping through it while taking the exam is rough. She's a good professor though.

She has been teaching this class for many years. She is a great teacher. One hundred students in the class, so she doesn't take attendance. GO TO CLASS. The tests are open book and still very tough. Pay attention to her lectures, not just the power points. Anything is open game on a test. Your grade depends on your four test grades.

Perspectives on Sexuality was an amazing eye-opener class. She is very careful not to offend anyone and to keep class discussion private to make everyone comfortable. Content is very interesting and she brings up unique perspectives. Only 4 grades, all exams, for the entire class though which can really hurt your grade. Tests are open book

I love her. Her perspectives on sexuality class is amazing and eye opening as others on here have said. Any bad reviews are probably from students who didnt study or show up. Make sure to study like you wont have the book in front of you (even though you will). I feel this class should be mandatory with the amount of useful knowledge I gained here.

Great online course, she assigns work and it's due before the exam giving you about 3-4 weeks to work on them. There are only 4 module assignments which are questions that you have to answer on the discussion boards and reply to classmates responses as well and 4 exams. Tests can be tough. But overall and easy course with not a lot of work!

Their are 4 modules , 4 test, and one paper. If you keep up with the work you will be fine, make sure you participate in the discussions. Book is important to have.

She is a good teacher if you pay attention. Make sure to pay attention to guest speakers and watch the videos given. Read the chapters and study and you'll do well on the tests.

This class was one of the most interesting classes I have ever taken. Prof Calamidas is really intelligent and encourages discussions. If you come to class and study the book, you will have no problem in this class. Tests are open book which seems easy- but she makes it so you actually have to know the material. If familiar with book you are good!

This class was for the most part an easy A. Everyone who tells you not to take it is LAZY. All i did was read the text then copy her lecture slides on my cheat sheet. I got 95-98s on every exam. 4 exams that are open book & you get a double sided typed cheat sheet for. don't know what more people expect from a college course. learned a lot!!

Excellent professor, very understanding and willing to work with students. I am so grateful for her in helping me get through this semester so I can graduate. I definitely recommend to take her, she is very straight forward in what she wants so that is also a bonus.

Honestly this class was scary in the beginning but after the first exam you get adjusted to what to do and what not to do. She makes you work for your grade, its not given. As long as you actually read the chapters and come to class, youll be fine. If you dont read youll be stuck in the book looking for answers during the entire exam.

She is a great prof as long as you pay attention in class and review the notes. Graded on 4 exams, but offered an extra credit paper. Just study a bit and have the textbook and you will do fine

Grade is based off of four relatively easy exams, and discussion posts throughout the semester. There is an event about public health presentations/jobs that is mandatory to show up for no matter what your major is (which was highly unexpected since this is a fully online class).

If you are not a good test taker I wouldn't recommend. Grade is based on 4 exams and there is an extra credit paper. She is an awesome professor and as long as you show up and study the notes from class you should be fine. Exams are open book but don't rely on them too heavily, you won't finish in time. Totally recommend if you are a good tester!

There are 4 tests that make up your grade for the course. Tests are open book and if you fail an open book test saying it was too hard, I'm sorry but some personal accountability needs to be taken There's also an optional extra credit at the end of the semester that's very easy. Attendance inst mandatory your decision what you want out of the class

Easy course. She is knowledgeable in her field. There are three open book exams, no homework. I got B's on the tests because some of the questions were based on material and movies covered in class. I only showed up for tests and passed with a B. Solid course to take for credits. You will be uncomfortable if you don't like talking about sex.

Answers emails at a reasonable time frame. Willing to help. Gives class a grade breakdown after each test like a class average and the lowest and highest grade. If you watch all videos, read the textbook youll do fine on the tests. If you dont, youll fail them. 7 exams. Sexuality class was surprisingly inspiring and eye-opening. I learned a lot.

Actually had her for PUBH2300!!! 5 modules with 3 discussion posts and an exam, 3 weeks for each module. Exams are in lockdown browser, but they are open book and you have more than enough time. She is super understanding and accommodating if you're on top of your work.

Took for an online health class that was made up of 4 modules, 3 discussion posts in each, and an exam for each module. Exams were open book and fairly easy. If you read, look over the Powerpoints, and participate in the discussions, you will get an A. Pay attention to due dates to be sure that you get the exams and discussion posts in on time!!!

I loved this class but I can see how it would be really difficult online. Just be really prepared for the exams!

I enjoyed Professor Calamidas' class. I thought the subject matter was engagingly presented while also leaving room for student participation. Tests in her class where simple enough, and as long as you have the text book you'll be ok. Points for interesting class activities, mostly towards the beginning of lectures.

This class was so interesting! Professor Calamidas is very smart and you can learn a lot from her and her experiences. Attendance isn't mandatory but you should go to class because it will help on the tests. If you aren't test savvy, there are easy extra credits to do. The class is hard, so you have to be willing to put in some effort.

I enjoyed this class and professor Calamidas' explanations, classes were engaging but are not necessary to attend since she posts the power points she uses during lectures. You also need to independently read the sexuality textbook. You are required to watch 1-3 hour videos before each exam. There are 5 exams. No homework or assignments.

The class was okay (when I went, she didn't do attendance), we had 5 exams, and that is all you get graded on. She offers EC in the form of a reflection essay for the chapter (3 opportunities). You need the book or you will not pass, the book is about $150. I picked it up only for the exams and that's it. Overall not hard just gotta read the text.

Professor Calamidas is very lecture heavy but she does like participation which makes classes easy to follow. Attendance is not mandatory but exams are pretty hard. They are based on the textbook which you read on your own. A lot of classes are canceled due to exam days and video days so that is nice.

4200 Health Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion was overall a great class! I felt it was a super easy online class, 2-3 discussion board post per week and 1 exam per week, about 4 chapters of information per exam (No other assigments). Very light workload overall and would 100% recommend you take prof Calamidas for this class!!

Health equity, diversity, and inclusion wasn't a difficult class. You are graded by four modules, which consists of questions on a discussion board and exams. Make sure you do well on them because there are not a lot of assignments. You absolutely need the textbook. Professor messaged me back quickly when I had questions.

Took for intro to public health, discussion boards every week which were easy. Exams were alright and open textbook which helps. I only opened the textbook when I had to take the exams, (Don't do that), I should have done better. And she's an easy grader

Your grade is made up of a few open book exams and 2 small writing assignments. As long as you read the chapters in the book you'll be fine. She doesn't take late assignments tho so try your best to not miss the exams, failing one could tank your grade. The class is pretty easy just read the book.