He makes the class enjoyable. It is not difficult to do extremely well in the class, but you do need to put forward a little effort. Just participate durring discussions and do the readings and it is an easy A. Exams are not hard at all.

He is the best teacher I have had thus far at OU. His lectures and discussions are extremely clear, and he is always open to students interpretations and opinions. Also, he is very engaging and relatable to students. I have decided to take another philosophy class this next quarter specifically to have him as a teacher.

good prof...helps a lot, u have to work hard though. pretty hot too.

Great Prof!!! Tough class though...expect to do a lot of work. He's really good at explaining the stuff though. Definitely worth taking his class...the stuff he teaches is pretty cool too.

Anyone who thinks that this guy ISN'T a good professor is an idiot. He is the epitome of the kind of teacher you always wish you could get. This guy knows his stuff incredibly well, and stresses the idea that we should never take anything as fact but to question everything. Great teacher.

A generally hard class but Prof Morris tends to keep it interesting and humorous. Unannounced tests stress all of us out but he only gives out a few and will well warn and prepare you beforehand. Besides the whole pop-tests I think he is an amazing teacher who engages his students well in his discussions!

Yes, his test schedule is hard and it can be stressful. But he grades easy (don't let the practice exam fool you) so long as you know a few key phrases. I came into the class just for credit thinking philosophy was a joke, and learned a tremendous amount of information that's applicable to everyday life. He is a great professor.

All his exams are pop exams, so you never know when the tests are gonna be, so it kinda forces you to go to class. As long as you keep up on the readings and write down his "possible exam questions" when he tells them to you, a "B" is relatively easy. He has fairly easy grading. No reason to avoid this class if you have to take it.

Great prof, not sure where he's moving to, but I really enjoyed having him. Phil can be a hard subject to comprehend and he did a great job with class making sure we all followed along and we were all keeping up with the readings. Most I've learned in a class for awhile.

He seems hard at first but he pushes his students to actually learn the material. He gives pop quizzes but he gives his students multiple options to do well and he is an easy grader. He may seem unhelpful with the material but if you go to his office hours he is more than willing to help. He isn't an easy professor but he is a good one.

He's a very smart man and loves Philosophy. But he can have a hard time bringing things down to your level. He gives pop exams, but is an easy grader. He'll push you and you have to keep up with the reading, it's not a lot, but you'll defiantly need to read.

Professor Morris is great at what he does. I hope that he is able to stay at OU because his class was one of the most rewarding I took. His teaching style is really motivating and encourages you to learn the information.

He is a very down-to-earth guy and pretty funny. Yes, he gives pop exams but I was in a large class so he made them all multiple choice and they weren't difficult. He is trying to help you, not hurt you. As long as you are prepared every class you will do fine. He likes to call on people and ask questions about the reading, so make sure you read!

Pretty easy if you attend class and read. Funny guy, loves philosophy and you watch some movies in class. He randomly will call on students in class, but if you just skim over the book you will be fine.

Don't listen to negative comments. They say he maes you read a lot and doesnt explain it. Well yes that philosophy. If he told you everything then you wouldn't learn any of the material. The whole point is to come up with your own theories. Thats philosophy

I have had a lot of people instruct me between the army, college, etc., and Morris is the only one who has ever truly made me think not only outside the box, but outside of my own preconceptions. He assigned us 1 chapter every 2 days, which is more than manageable, contrary to what most have said. But they are rewarding books, so it's not a chore.

You'll either love him or hate him. If your feelings are easily hurt, don't take him. If you aren't prepared to be called on in class with the expectation of having done the assignment, don't take him. If you want to know exactly what you're going to be tested on so you can disregard everything else, he isn't for you. Favorite class.

Morris is really down to earth, funny, and a wise person. However, it looks like he uses fear tactics to make sure his students pay attention by giving random quizzes and calling out on people; for some it works and some is doesn't. He makes sure you learn how to analyze an argument, but if you can't keep up he might come over as inconsiderate.

One of my favorite teachers so far. Down to earth and funny at times. I hate philosophy in general and this class wasn't that bad. This class will make you work but if you do you will benefit from it. Just GO TO CLASS or you are not going to do well.

He's my favorite professor so far! Attendance is not required, but all exams are unannounced. This is good for people who skip a lot. He is as clear as possible, but really, it's philosophy so how clear can you be? The only people who tend to not like him are those who are not prepared to actually participate in the class.

Funny and highly intelligent professor, sometimes not as sensitive to everyone but he is fair. The best way to be successful is to go to each class and do the manageable assignments given. Most of the tests are unannounced, but he gives plenty of warning ahead of time!

One of my favorite classes thus far. He's incredibly knowledgeable and really wants you to do well. I don't he uses unannounced exams as a scare tactic, but rather as an incentive to go to class. The "textbook" was a pretty short intro to ethics book which is highly interesting. Read this and attend class and you will do great.

Jeremy is a great professor. People that do not like him are the people that are unprepared. It really isn't difficult, he makes what you need to know obvious so take notes. He gave us 5 tests and drops the lowest. Tests are only 20 questions, but the material is pretty easy. He basically tells you when a test is even though they're "unannounced".

Morris was a cool prof and this is a great class. The reading/homework was more than manageable (and I have 3 kids at home). The topics were very interesting and I learned a great deal. If I wasn't so close to completing my minor in Business (1 class away), I'd definitely declare a minor in Philosophy...I enjoyed it that much.

Morris is a great professor. I enjoyed his class. The material is not too difficult if you attend class and read the book (which is only 13 short chapters). He has surprise exams but drops the lowest score. At the end of the semester I had taken all the previous exams and had an A in the class so I didn't even have to take the final!

Great professor. Really knows what he is talking about and every lecture is interesting. The only grades you have are based off "pop" tests, but he usually hints to when they are going to be. Easy 100 if you just pay attention during the lecture.

The class was interesting, but confusing at times. Your grade is literally based on random pop exams , because there is no homework. It's one of those classes that can be hell for some people, and an easy A for others. He is really cool though

I loved Professor Morris. He was a funny guy and really knew his stuff on the material he taught. He's passionate about the material which made the class more engaging There are pop exams - but if you stay up to date with the lectures and DO THE READINGS they aren't too bad. Show up, pay attention, and ask questions - chances are he has an answer.

At first he comes off a little harsh, but he grows on you. Hes hilarious and a great professor. He really knows what he is talking about. If you read and go to class this class honestly isnt that bad. 5-7 pop quizzes and reading the smallest and cheapest textbook ever. Highly recommend his classes.

Professor Morris is AMAZING!! He is super funny and really knows what he is talking about. It was honestly the one class I really looked forward to every week.

Professor Morris is AMAZING!! He is super funny and really knows what he is talking about. It was honestly the one class I really looked forward to every week. His tests aren't very hard as long as you understand the material. As long as you show up to class and pay attention you should be fine.

Professor Morris is great. He understands the concepts and goes at a pace that he feels the class needs to understand the concepts. As long as you show up and ask questions, this class is an easy A. He's a very engaging lecturer and makes the class atmosphere comfortable for asking questions. He clearly goes over material that will show up on tests

Zany dude and very... informal. Great professor though who should keep you engaged. His class is ethics, which can often discuss heated topics. He is very fair regarding such controversial issues (i.e. open-minded). I would take his class again, even though I feared the pop exams (which he prepares you well for).

Honestly, I'm so grateful I took this class and I would highly recommend not only the course but the professor as well. As long as you do the readings and show up and pay attention, you'll get an A in the course. He seems really intimidating on the first day, especially with the pop-exams, but he grows on you and he makes it interesting.

Morris is the absolute homie, the only professor i've had at Ohio U that actually cares about educating his students thoroughly so they understand the topic. Very open minded and is able to conduct very controversial debates without them going off the rails or becoming stale and stereotypical in arguments. Idk dude, he just kicks butt that's all

Morris rubbed me the wrong way at first. He won't tell you when your exams are, but they are fairly easy as long as you read and pay attention in class. He grew on me and I really like him now. He is pretty intimidating and arrogant. but he is very cool and I would take another class again. Really knows his stuff.

Super laid back professor who keeps the class interesting. He does not tell you directly when an exam will be given, but if you go to class he will give you hints leading up to an exam. Would take again.

I was intimidated by him at first, but he turned out to be very reasonable. The only grades are pop quizzes so make sure you go to class. I didnt study at all and still got an A because I just went to class and paid attention.

Morris makes concepts easy to understand and goes over ideas as much as he is asked to. Very chill vibes during lectures and they are always interesting. Only graded by a couple of exams, but they are pretty easy as long as you go to class. The only homework is short readings from a book about philosophy which is good for dialogue during class. A++

Great Prof! I was intimidated by him at first but as long as you do what is asked of you, the class isn't bad. Attendance isn't mandatory but if you don't go you will get no notes and might miss an exam. Cool guy, learned a lot

Morris cares greatly about students and encourages you to think for yourself rather than following others. He is incredibly kind and funny. Do NOT skip class as he has random exams to keep you studying. The exams arent as bad as everyone thinks and theyre quite frequent so that if you do poorly on one the others can make up for it.

Love this class. Lectures are helpful and recorded so you can go back and rewatch. Same due dates each week and only one site used outside of Carmen, but it connects to it. Self-checks can be taken as many times as wanted.

Professor Morris is a great teacher and will do everything he can to help you understand such a difficult subject. DO NOT be afraid to ask questions as he will always try to explain it. You will learn critical thinking that will help you no matter your pursuit, and that makes the information in this class invaluable.

Morris is more than willing to explain things step by step if you don't get it at first, and is understanding if you need more explanation. This class had a lot of reading, and since it was only a half semester it was pretty difficult. But, it was super interesting: the main skills I took away were counterexamples and analyzing philosophy essays.

Dr. Morris is a dude

Mr. Morris is an extremely passionate and interesting teaching style. in order to succeed in his class you must be flexible and adapt to his rather unique way of teaching. his only grades in his class are pop quizzes, but don't let this scare you because he often gives warnings of when one will be coming up

You have to show up to class every day or you probably will fall behind because nothing is posted on blackboard and he does not respond to emails. It is overall a great class it is just confusing at times.

Easy class if you pay attention

Super engaging personality, for me the reading material was a bit wordy and tough to understand. Attendance isn't technically mandatory but he does randomly give out exams, so skipping is risky. As long as you take the time to understand the readings and ask questions (which he encourages) it's not a very tough class

Make sure you go to class because he has random exams which sounds scary and stressful at first but if you go to class every day, you will be just fine because he hints heavily when there is an exam coming and basically tells you the questions on it, in class. Morris encourages questions, which is great for a philosophy class. Keep up with reading.

The best professor I've had yet. He's a hilarious everyday guy with an outstanding understanding of philosophy and an amazing ability to communicate dense material to anybody who puts in effort.

He is a very funny professor. He gives surprise exams but often hints at when they will be, and they aren't very hard. The only grades in the class are exams so make sure you actually go to class and you will get a good grade. Do the reading outside of class, it helps a lot. He is very laid back and does a good job keeping everyone engaged

Professor Morris is my favorite professor. He is hilariously unfiltered, and completely undaunted in the face of university response. Be warned- the only grades are 5 or so pop quiz exams. He will give you plenty of potential questions and hints when one is coming, but if you are not prepared or you miss one too many, you will fail.

Jeremy Morris is a dude. The most unfiltered professor you could possibly imagine. I personally loved this class, but you absolutely have to go to do good, he doesn't do a single thing on Blackboard.

The only grades are the "trials" (pop quizzes), which are not very difficult if you know what you're doing. I definitely recommend going to your TA's office hours if you are struggling because Morris is not reachable outside of class. Do the homework and you will be fine.

He is a great professor! I enjoyed his class more than any other philosophy professor I have had now. You HAVE you show up to every class though, he does not use blackboard at all and he also does pop quizzes (but hints at when they will be). If you need a humanities credit or need a good Phil prof he's the best one!

Dr. Morris is a great guy. Lots of homework, be ready. You're only graded by "trials," which are like pop tests, but they're not that hard. He answers questions well and encourages students to meet with tutors if they need. One of my favorite classes I've had thus far.

When I think of "college professor" I think Jeremy Morris is the blueprint. I genuinely have never learned more in another class and the way he presents material is brilliant. This class is definitely challenging to specific learning types and styles. However, you can tell that he knows and deeply cares about the content he is teaching.

I put that attendance is not mandatory for this class, but you need to be there. His grades are based solely based on surprise exams throughout the semester. This part was stressful. I would highly recommend this class. Professor Morris makes sure his students are fully learning the material.

Very interesting guy. All grades are surprise exams and never uses Blackboard. Still one of the most enriching classes and the structure truly makes you want to learn.

Morris's class is pretty difficult for a 1000 level class. The material is complex, and he gives quizzes at the end of his lectures, called trials. Regardless, Morris is engaging and a teacher who cares about what they teach. He keeps me on my toes and wanting to learn, even with hard material. He is my favorite professor I've had this year.

Professor Morris is such an unfiltered and funny professor. Though the class is hard, if you go to class and pay attention, you'll be fine. You can tell he's very passionate about his work, and the content is difficult. Expect pop quizzes every week, but they aren't too difficult if you pay attention. Great prof, great class! Definitely recommend.

I took my first class with Dr. Morris this year and he's been a phenomenal professor. I thoroughly enjoyed the both the content (which is, granted, not for everyone) and the approach he took to teaching it. He seems to always have fun and is well versed in teaching, and his class was always something I looked forward to throughout my week.

Mr. Morris is a fantastic professor who truly knows how to teach students. Beware that all grades in his class are pop quizzes, but there is an insane amount of extra credit offered. He definitely puts students on the spot and is not afraid to call people out, but I found that to be extremely helpful in actually learning the material. Great person!

Stand up guy

Professor Morris has a unique teaching style, no tech. You will read the entirety of the textbook. This class is intellectually engaging but overall difficult and every grade is a surprise exam. PLEASE participate and talk. He is very available with his office hours and loves to throw in humor in his discussion whenever he can.

Morris isn't for everybody, but I liked him a lot. The entirety of your grade is "pop exams", but he drops the lowest one and gives a lot of hints about questions and when it will be. They're pretty straightforward questions and repeat a lot, plus he drops the lowest grade. He made the information really interesting and I loved the class.

His teaching style is very unique. Nothing is online and your grade is depends entirely on exams that could happen at any moment with the lowest grade being dropped. This can be stressful at times. The questions in each exam are always discussed in class. Don't miss class, pay attention, read the material, and you will pass.

Dr. Morris's teaching style is not for everyone. He does not take attendance or use Blackboard, is very lecture-heavy, and gives pop exams, which in addition to a couple of extra credit opportunities, will be your only grades. HOWEVER, he does drop the lowest exam, is forgiving for excused absences, and engaging. Come to class and you'll do great.

Professor Morris is initially intimidating, but I appreciate taking his class. All exams are pop quizzes and require you to be prepared for him to give one at any time. Most of the quizzes are spaced out every 2 to 3 weeks. There are multiple ways that he provides exams. The first exam I had was 3 extended response questions.

Hardest part is figuring out HOW to study this material. Hard class for people with anxiety, but just show up and try your best. Grade solely based on randomized pop quizzes. Just read your book and study and you'll be fine. Can drop one test though. Intimidating prof but he really only has the best intentions. Learned a lot from this class/guy.

You can tell that Prof. Morris genuinely is interested in the concepts she teaches and pushes his students to learn them. YES, all grades are pop-up exams, with the exception of a 50 pt. extra credit assignment. It's pretty easy to figure out when the pop-ups will be though. He doesn't use an LMS either which in my opinion made it more exciting.

Morris' class is lecture-heavy with surprise exams, but engaging if you stay on top of the material. unstuck study was a lifesaver for quick study prep between classes.

Dr. Morris is one of my favorite professors. His class is hard and he does pop exams but if you keep up with the material, it'll be an exciting game for the exams. He's very passionate about the content he teaches. He gives Dad vibes with all his Dad jokes, 10/10 would recommend. This is coming from someone horrible at philosophy.

Dr. Morris is definitely not for everybody but if you're into Logic/Philosophy, you should be alright. The class structure is unique (entire grade is pop quizzes/trials). Would recommend taking the 1200 class before getting into 3200. Good guy with good humor; if you keep up with every thing, you will have a good time.

This was my second time having Morris, but he is not for everyone. He does not have canvas and isn't online, there are pop up exams, if you attend and do the readings you will pass. He is BEYOND helpful, you can truly tell he loves his job. The best professor i've had and think he is one of the top ones at this uni. I suggest taking his classes.

Gives homework after every class but if you pay attention, it's not difficult.

Prof Morris is definitely not for everyone, but I love him. Class is required because he cold calls for reading, but going is worth it. His lectures are always interesting and funny. He does not tell you when exams will be; they are all pop, but he makes sure we are well prepared. Professor Morris genuinely cares about his students' success.

Professor Morris is an incredibly passionate professor, but he is not for everyone. Technology is not permitted in the classroom, and everything that you do will be on paper. He is one of the few professors that I feel I have actually learned something from. Attendance is mandatory, and if you listen, and do the work, you'll pass.

Professor Morris is extremely passionate about what he teaches, but is definitely not for everyone. There is no canvas for the class and you don't know your final grade until the very end of the class. His tests are random, but he always drops hints about when the test will be. Overall if you pay attention you'll do fine. I highly reccomend.

Genuinely one of my favorite professors I have ever had. He gives you the outline of the class on day 1. Coming to class every single day 1000% helps with doing well in the class. Kept all of my exams and just studied them up til the final. He says pop quizzes will be the exams, but he will always give hints when exams will happen.

I personally liked Morris' teaching. He doesn't use any technology, but it was nice and got me prepared for a regular workload (and made me pay attention more). The way he explains concepts and topics helped me understand philosophy. And he's pretty funny, would take again!