Asks for a lot of details on papers, but overall not bad.

Doesn't shave her armpits! Uses very long words. She is always correct whether right or wrong. She encourages profanity!

She is nice and explains herself really well. She is also very helpful.

Excellent class if you're willing to work.

I don't consider myself particularly a feminist, and I am not a lesbian, but who cares about unshaven armpits? Really! Julie is an awesome teacher who is very knowledgeable about the content, and who, I feel, is open to varying opinions. Not an incredible hard grader, and assignment aren't terribly taxing.

Very good class. Hard, but rewarding. If you need help, she will gladly give it.

Class was interesting & fun. She is very helpful & really down to earth. I went & talked to her a few times about my grade & she flat out told me what I needed to do to get it. Tests are easy & you'll probably get at least a B even if you study a lil. Doing the readings is helpful but I got away with only reading a few. Does not tollerate skipping.

Julie is the best english professor I've ever had. She grades somewhat hard, but very fair. If you do "A" work, you get an A. The poems in which she relates to sex are, in fact, about sex. She made the class very enjoyable. I would recomend her to anyone interested in the subject(s) she teaches.

Julie is incredibly organized and on task. She presents herself very well and makes class discussion relevant. Her papers are challenging but she is more than willing to help if you ask. Heavy reading and strict attendance policy. If you are not a strong writer you will have a hard time passing her papers

julie was a great professor! she made the class fun and interesting and kept everyone involved. class participation is based on in-class discussions and a few essays. tests were essay format as well, but there were only 2. i would recommend not only julie, but this class as well!!

Knows what she is talking about, but VERY hard to get an A. If you want to learn something new take this teacher.

This is a fun class, but while Julie's very smart, it's difficult to get an A in her classes based on her tough grading. Additionally, she's really serious and this makes her seem unapproachable, but she's actually cool. However, you learn a lot in Julie's class!

Julie is very serious about her subject matter but is very funny and enjoyable person. Group discussion is a major part of this class. She is very good at finding value in even the worst comments =) Work hard on the papers, she's a TOUGH grader!

Julie knew what she was talking about. She is a VERY TOUGH grader. Make sure you explain what you are thinking to the tiniest detail! Read the books and participate in class. You are only allowed a certain number of classes to miss, then your grade is lowered dramaticaly. Overall she is fun in class and knows how to teach!

should be a 400 level course.

Very, very helpful and extremely interested in getting her students good grades. Explores counterarguements thoroughly, so make sure you have a good argument!

Julie was a really great teacher. You should expect to talk in class because every day you sit in a circle and talk about what you read and sometimes pop quizes! Make sure to do homework!! Also she is a TOUGH GRADER! She doesn't have a rubric so you really have to guess at what she wants. She's very open about office hours though.

Julie is an amazing professor! She's very engaging, and the books you read are fantastic. Just keep in mind, if you're looking for an easy class, this isn't it. If, however, you're looking for a vigorous and rewarding experience, Julie is the one you want! She's one of the most brilliant minds I've ever encountered.

I took 4 classes with Julie while attending BG, and I can honestly say that each one challenged me in unexpected, but incredibly rewarding ways. Her teaching style maintains a formal-yet-non-hierarchical approach that was incredible to me, as it provided both a respite from institutional malaise and an educational model I hope to one day work from.

Julie is an extremely intelligent woman. She knows a lot about the subjects she teaches and that shows during her lectures. She engages the class as much as possible and tries to approach students on a peer level rather than teacher-student. She is a rather hard grader in regards to papers. Listen in class & take notes - you'll be fine.

Animal rights - not my main interest, but it was nice to stick to one topic for most of the semester.

Julie is incredibly knowledgeable. She is a tough grader, but I got an A on my first paper, you just have to work for it. I thought she made class interesting, and I enjoyed the class quite a bit. She gives great criticism. Class is probably only good for people who are interested in English. If you have no interest in it, Julie isn't right 4 you

Julie is a very good professor who explains everything in great detail. There is a lot of reading and in class discussions based on readings. You have to attend class to really understand what is going on though. Overall she is willing to help with any issues and is pretty flexible if you communicate with her. Would recommend her for the WS class

Julie Haught is one of the better professors I've had in my college career. She really makes you interested in the topics and has a clear passion for her profession. Considering it is an English class, there is quite a bit of reading involved as well as essay and writing exercises. I would definitely recommend her & take a class of hers again.

Julie is tough but really wonderful. She knows her stuff and if you pay attention and work hard in the class you will learn a lot, and your grade reflects your effort. I thought I bombed the final assignment though I worked my butt off and I got a B, which looking back I feel I deserved. V cool old lady!

Julie always carefully articulates what she says and runs class in a very discussion-oriented manner. She certainly makes you work for your grade so don't expect to just breeze through. Julie is very insightful and is willing to help anyone who asks. By working hard and actively listening/participating in class, I benefited greatly from this class.

Julie expects you to come to class prepared everyday ready to participate, and you have to participate to pass. The readings she assigns are long and pretty boring. The in class assignments are challenging and you don't get much time to do them. She made me more interested in women studies. Don't take this class if you're looking for an easy A.

Julie is a wonderful professor who really opened my eyes for women's studies and is a real gem if you can see through her tough writing assignments and readings. I really enjoyed her class and plan on taking her next semester!

Julie is a wonderful professor and always keeps her classes interesting. While her classes and assignments are very challenging, she is always willing to help you out if you ask. Participation is important for your grade, so make sure to always come to class prepared and ready to contribute. I have never regretted taking one of her classes!

If you are lazy and uninterested in WS then you wont enjoy Julies class. Otherwise, i highly recommend. She is incredibly wise and her classes have helped me grow as a student. I have the utmost respect for Julie. She remains very objective and open to all students views. I wish i could have taken more classes with her.

I enjoyed Dr. Haught. She taught the material well. If you don't enjoy literature (or lazy), don't take the class. Her papers are difficult, but she makes you work hard. Visit during office hours, it will help your grade because she gets to know you better as a person and student. She's tough, but if you want to learn something, take her!

Julie is thorough with the information given. As an intro class, it's difficult, but that's b/c she expects you to work diligently. She's always happy to help you and learn more about her students during office hours. If you're lazy, don't take the class. It was hard, but I learned a TON in her class, so if you want to learn something, take her!

Don't take this class if you're not willing to be open-minded or think critically. That being said, the subject matter was, for me, interesting enough that it didn't feel like a lot of work. Julie, overall, is amazingly kind and takes care to make sure that her students are comfortable, no matter what their opinion is. She's quirky, fun, and smart.

Julie was nice professor and made the class interesting. The discussions were fun and she really helped us come up with good ideas on the papers. The papers are challenging but she gives plenty of time to do them. Only complaint were that she graded too heavily on participation. Overall, she was great and it was a really fun old-fashioned class.

Probably one of the most compassionate, considerate professors Ive ever had. The amount of respect I have (and that my fellow students have) for her is immense. Very well-spoken, intelligent, but also easy to understand. Doesnt make you feel stupid for not understanding something. Values all students input. 10/10 would take again.

Julie was my favorite English teacher I've ever had. She was an excellent teacher and was very direct about what she expected from us. She chose interesting poems, stories, and plays for us to read. She was strict with her grading for papers, but was never unfair. She makes a real connection with her students. Lots of writing!

I loved this class. We had readings to do every week, all in online formatting which is nice no book to buy, and class was in depth discussion about the concepts in readings. Julie is very open and made everyone feel comfortable in class. Its the only remote class Ive taken this semester that felt close to being in a physical classroom again.

Julie is a pretty good professor. While she was kind of a pain in the behind, she really does get a lot of her students. I wouldn't take this class again, just because I hate class discussions, and if you don't participate much, your grade will suffer. Overall though, you'll learn a lot from her that'll help you in the long run.

Professor Haught is a very harsh grader, so don't expect to earn an A. However, her class was full of engaging discussions on literature that helped in changing how I viewed certain pieces. Provides a lot of good feedback and workshopping on how to improve your writing, of which there will be a lot to do. Very in-depth assignments.

Julie is definitely a tough grader, but getting an A is not impossible. You need to have strong writing abilities and be ready to learn and listen in order to succeed in this class. Julie gives interesting insights and is incredibly knowledgeable in all topics she discusses in class. This class is a safe space, and Julie is very inclusive.

Lovely professor that cared about each individual student and made sure to learn everyone's names. She always made sure to account for anyone with any possible disabilities and encouraged discussion and communication. Easy grader, but a lot of reading homework. Fun class!

One of the best professors I've had at bg. She's definitely a tough grader though, so I would only recommend taking her classes if you're truly interested in the material/it's required. The class is discussion based, and she chooses a lot of great readings. She cares about her students and is very knowledgeable and helpful.

She is definitely more strict, but I compare it to 'tough love'. If you show effort in the class, and talk frequently you'll do fine. Even the papers aren't too difficult if you just take good notes in class.

Julie doesn't let people get away with things other professors do and I appreciate it. She's very understanding to people with different circumstances. If she knows your name and you participate a lot, you'll do just fine. (Fair warning: she rarely gives grades higher than a 95%) Her feedback is also great. I apply it in other classes a lot.

Julie is a great professor! In order to do well, you definitely need to come to class and participate, even if it is at 8am. The class discussions are incredibly helpful when it comes to the papers and texts. However, Julie is also a pretty harsh grader. Do not take this class unless you are really willing to put in extra work to get an A.