Really great lady, very smart and funny

Very pleasant and well spoken. A bit hard on assignments, but hey.

Learn alot with her. Her notes are very important. Nice lady.

fair marker...learned a lot in her class

lots of note-taking, all essay writing, interesting course/prof

Excellent Prof, knows her stuff, take good notes

LOTS OF NOTES TAKING, BUT OVERALL IT'S A GREAT COURSE, LEARN A LOT FROM HER.

great prof all you really need is to attend the lectures if not justread the books. GREAT course veryeasy. i got an A

Great prof

interesting course. take good notes since her tests are mostly based on the notes. if looking for an easy liberal, take this one.

That's because the Liberal government is TERRIBLE. Professor Hubbard, while initially seeming to be unorganized, really knows how to teach HISTORY. She is a history Prof.. that's what she does. Her way or the highway? History only happened one way!!

Thought she was great, very enthusiastic about the material. She's a fair marker too. Course invloves a lot of note taking but if you do it and keep up with the reading you'll do fine. Overall, a pretty good prof. I had never taken a history class in my life and I did alright.

She is a really nice lady. Take really good notes because she gives off alot of information. There's alot of reading and a bit of work. Overall it was interesting, but if you're an engineer, don't take this course. Can't juggle it with your schedule. This is the 1st and last HST course I ever take.

Hubbard comes off as disorganized, but she's well prepared, and knows exactly what she wants to cover. Having taken history courses before, I adjusted well to the chalk-board method of teaching (most HST profs are "old fashioned"). Enthusiastic about the material and effective overall.

A lot of ppl whined about her conventional teaching method (writing on the board) well suck it up you incompetent idiots! I actually applaud her teaching style, it had this 'old school' feel to it, combined with her thorough knowledge of the material made for some very interesting lectures.

Great class, very entertaining it was like going to a theater version of the history channel the only draw back was you had to remember it all.

This prof was great! She knows her stuff and you can really learn a lot if you pay attention. Her exams are easy and fair, and the workload is easy for an elective, not too much reading and you only have to go to seminars every other week.

Hubbard comes across as a little aloof but she is very smart and extremly helpful if you go see her. Exams were hard but the essay was terrible. No direction given at all.

She's a really god prof and you can learn alot from her. A bit of a hard marker tho. Expect to go down after ur exams.

she was a great professor. uses blackboard not overheads or powerpoint so she's very prepared for class discussions and goes through the work with the class as she writes it. awesome lady. i saw her at a store once and she recognized me by name. she wants students to succeed and be happy.

she give very approachable and gives extensions on essays

This is an upper level liberal,being an engineering student I felt it was designed for us. Hubbard is one of the greatest prof.I ever had in my ENG career for non ENG course at Ryerson.I had never taken any history courses ever in my life and I learnt sooo much in this class that I felt I was ignorant before.She's tough marker on both exam & essay.

she is unbelievable! Best class in all of univerity. I absolutely loved her!!

Dr. Hubbard is an absolute joy in lecture hall, where her enthusiasm is infectious and her wisdom immediately appreciable. The degree to which she provides feedback is a gold standard by which all history professors should abide.

I didn't like history at all, but she made the subject absolutely great for me! She has absolute enthusiasm for the material and is absolutely helpful, she even gives extensions for essays easily! She is a hard marker and you have to do a lot of reading, but if you attend her classes and keep up it is pretty easy.

Easy enough, good teacher. Doubts evolution and notes say that Dolly the Sheep died because she was a mutant (not the case). So some inaccuracy, but HST701 with her is an easy enough upper liberal. So take her class if you like. Don't express liberal opinions with her IMO.

Make sure you use a computer when attending her class - she talks very fast and does not put the notes online until a later date. She is very knowledgeable and willing to answer any questions that one may have about the material! A bit of a rambler, but a fairly nice professor.

Dr. Hubbard is a brilliant professor with so much enthusiasm and knowledge of the HST 701 topics. I am not an engineering or history student, but this course was so interesting and I really enjoyed it! I felt that attending class and completing readings was essential for success in this course, however you can get away with skimming some readings.

Nice lady. Learned a lot from here.

Awesome

I really liked having her as a prof. I wasn't all too interested in the course itself so I was somewhat bored for the first half of the semester but eventually her passion and knowledge made me view the class in a different way. She definitely knows what she's talking about and can answer all your questions. Very wordly, I'd say.

She definitely knows what she's talking about. If you need help with the essay definitely go to her office hours because she will give you good feedback. Also willing to extend due date. Exams weren't exactly hard but lots of writing.

She does a good job making her lectures interesting. She is very helpful if you ask for clarification or help.

A lot of content in a short period of time, but if you summarize and cut it down yourself - easy A. Interesting class, and nice teacher :)

Can be a little boring at times but overall she knows her stuff.

This prof is great. She knows her stuff and is really interesting. She genuinely cares about what she's talking about and you can tell and she tries to lectures good.

Awesome professor. By far my favourite from my first semester. She can be a little disorganized but she is extremely intelligent, very reasonable, interesting, friendly, and funny. Can't say enough good things about HIS106. Definitely would recommend the class if she's teaching it again. She makes good assignments that you'll actually learn from.

Dr. Hubbard is an incredible professor you would be lucky to have her. She is approachable and considerate. In regards to the class itself some information is wrong but she does welcome corrections. The course is quite lecture heavy and crucial details are not listed in the posted slides so come to class, listen and ask questions if you want.

She is so sweet! Cares about her students and does the best she can to make accommodations when necessary. Her instructions are straightforward and her lectures are interesting! Make sure to participate in the seminar because those are easy A's as long as you do the reading! Overall, great prof.

Loved loved loved her class. Really nice woman who cares about her students. Lectures can be sort of dry, but interesting enough if you care enough to listen. Super lenient with extensions.

One of the best history professors - highly intelligent and enthusiastic. Go to tutorials, write great essays (ask her for help), and study her lecture notes for the exam and you're good with at least an

This is the second class Ive taken with Hubbard the first being HIS106 and she's awesome. My top 3 professors in the history department. Her lectures are made in a way which literally makes you succeed. She is also very caring and is open for extensions or to help as long as you make an effort to communicate with her during office hours or email.

Dr. Hubbard is a great professor, even as the course switched to the online format. She was helpful during office hours and is highly accommodating given that you communicate in advance. If you are genuinely interested in history, I would recommend this course.

Prof Hubbard's generally a bit of a legend. Her lectures are informative and interesting and her teaching method makes it easy to remember and understand concepts. She has a way of linking events and ideas through a kind of storytelling that is super engaging and makes it way easier to revise for exams.

You can tell that prof Hubbard really cares about what she is lecturing on. She developed the course herself so she is quite knowledgeable on the topics. Does not mark harshly and is very accommodating when it comes to due dates (she will give you an extension if you ask for one).

Jennifer is a quirky lady. She is very passionate about what she is talking about as she made the course herself. Quite funny and keeps things interesting.

Queen who stands up for freedom in the face of tyranny. FJT

She is the best. I slept through a final exam and she let me retake it. I would never have let myself retake that exam. She's the hero we deserved, but didn't know we needed. So much love for that kind soul. I would not have finished school if not for Jenny Hubbard.

She was so kind and understanding when it came to anything. An interesting human who was always interested in any bit of extra dialogue. She was conservative minded but a neo-liberal in a sense, as she opposes progressive censorship but at the same time is very soft spoken. I hope her a long and happy life.

Professor Hubbard is a unique professor & it was refreshing taking HIS106 (which she designed herself). Lectures were engaging & she has strong convictions and isn't afraid to go against commonly held beliefs. Marks fairly & is forgiving. One weird thing was when she compared Trudeau to Stalin once, pushing the "evil green globalist" trope.

Prof. Hubbard is super knowledgable, but do not take the course if you aren't at least pretty interested in history, or have some backround knowledge. Extensions are given if you have a decent reason, and she tells the occasional good joke. She speaks SO fast, you will get 60% typed out before she moves on, slides are available however.

She is lovely and well respected. She knows her stuff! VERY seminar heavy, expect to read entire books for seminars. LECTURE HEAVY! She will go through lectures rly fast so either take notes after class or expect to type til your fingers cramp. She truly has passion for history tech and will help any student in need. Little intimidating tho

Dr. Hubbard has to be my favourite prof at TMU! Her lectures were always interesting and I found her fairly dry humour hilarious! At first she may seem a little distant or cold, but once you get to know her she's amazing. I highly suggest that you go to her office hours and get to know her better! Truly a lovely person and an amazing prof!

could be controversial in some of her views, however, she is caring and understanding and most importantly she's a great professor.