This class had a lot of work,

Took her for three classes. She's great. Seems tough at the beginning but it's all an act, she's a pushover if you do your work.

She's an awesome teacher. She makes the class fun and very interesting. She's also very helpful and understanding. I highly recommend her!

She's the bomb. You might not learn a whole lot - but you'll have fun.

She really cares about the subject and tries to get the students interested. The book for the class is really interesting and easy to read. We also got to watch 2 movies which was nice. She likes to get students involved in the discussions.

I really didn't expect much from the class during the onset. As time went by, I ended up gaining allot of knowledge both of European history, especially that of the French Revolution.

I took 3 quarters of history in a row with Dr. Sadler. Puts a huge emphasis on the process of history, not dates and names. Lots of discussions and maps. Awesome teacher, recommend highly.

very articulate, serious and to the point especially when it comes to the subject of genocide, witty, funny, and she knows what she's talking about

Instructor makes class interesting by gearing tests and homework more to why it happened instead of just dates. The tests are all essay, but they're not hard because everything is in the books. You don't have to even read the book because everything is covered in class. I really enjoyed the class and found the subject interesting.

Anyone who has an attitude problem dont take this class . If you participate and ask questions your grades on test will be better. She has her Doctorate and has traveled the world and there was never a question she could not answer, Shes real and in your face but fun at the same time and you'll learn more from her then most history teachrs you hav

Very easy class if you remember to do the reading quizes over the weekend. Little work, study the chapter questions & you'll ace the tests.

Dr. Sadler without question is very educated and knows her stuff when it comes to history! Group work is constant and lets the class interact and get to know one another. Great approach to teaching loved her and am taking her class next quarter.

i liked her alot though i can see why many might find her unappealing. she was pretty strict but had a great tolerance of humor. i was kind of the class "cut-up" though she seemed to like me alot.she often sees me this term and says hello and asks why im not taking her class again. material is easy if you do it right.I'm 17 and i got a low A!

World civ 2 proved to be just as good as world civ 1.. Great lady and knows all one needs to know about history! Group work is fun and helps you with getting to know people. Sad that i cant fit world civ 3 into my schedule. :(

Saddler is one of my favorite teachers. The class is easy if you pay attention and she is fun to interact with. Actually its easy if you don't pay attention too...

This was one of my favorite classes, you won't be disappointed. Dr. Sadler is very prompt and cares about this subject. This was my first B grade though because the way she weights assignments is not with points but with %. I skipped one assnmt and though it would have taken 10m it was 10% of grade. READ THE SYLLABUS and understand her grading.

Dr. Sadler was a fun teahcer the calss was really entertaining and as far as the hardness goes it was pretty east just go to class do what your supposed to and you should come out with a good grade and take the weekly quizzes. Oh yeah and the grades are weighted which was pretty nice.

She expects class participation in group work. One weekly quiz for the chapter is open book done on-line. A few projects like document analysis. If you do your work you will get a A or high B. Midterm and Final are over chapter group work each 25 percent of grade; the essays are written in one hour class. She is great if you are mature.

She definitely made history interesting. I took History of Genocide and she gave me a new perspective on a dark topic. She really encourages discussion and loves it when you come up with your own questions in your online journal. I probably would've gotten an A in the class, except I missed a few posts online. Take this class if you get the chance!

Very imformative class, I believe the professor knows the material better than the authors of the text. The only sidenote is that she seemed a bit on the unapproachable side, and a person never knew if they were going to be singled out for some odd reason. Otherwise very professional class, got a lot out of it.

Women in U.S. History was a wonderful class. Dr. Sadler responds fairly quickly to your questions and has a meeting the first week of class to explain everything and answers questions. You should attend! The class was fun we wrote journals, reseached different women and took two virtual field trips. It was a lot of fun. Do your work=good grades!

Dr. Sadler made history entertaining. I was a little worried at first as she seemed to come across as a tyrant, but she really is a big softie. Highly recommend her as an instructor, but you have to be willing to do the work.

I took this class a couple quarters ago, but I have to say she has been one of my favorite instructors. Definitely act like a grown up and she'll treat you well. You need to write well because her tests are essay format. Not an easy class, but I learned a lot.

Dr.Sadler WONDERFUL.If you use the textbook website (norton studyspace) and use the chapter outlines and chapter summaries to take the weekly reading quiz and take COPIOUS notes on your fellow students presemtations of the chap questions (this is what the midterm and final are based off of 50% of grade) you will do will in this class.

In my opinion, Dr. Sadler is as great a teacher as she is a fine person. Granted, she is demanding; however, do the work and it will pay dividends.

Dr. Sadler was the gretest teacher I have had since starting my college career. Her classes are difficult and require deication, but thats what college is about. I recommender any and all of her classes to any student looking for a great class and a wonderful, caring, and helpful teacher.

awesome, funny, fub, and helpful. she really knows her stuff, too!

Dr. Sadler is the best professor I've ever had. Her dedication to her students is unsurpassed by any other instructors I've had. I highly recommend any of her classes, especially the World Civilizations series. Her grading is hard and her mid terms and finals are very difficult but I would expect nothing less. She is always available for advice.

Great teacher firm but fair. She is really there to help. Mid term and tests she brings snacks and drinks.

She may remind you of the lady from the Weakest Link but don't let that scare you off, she's a good teacher and she knows her subject. Her classes involve lots of textbook reading and group presentations, the midterm and final are in-class essays. Hope you're never on the receiving end of of one of her scary looks, so be prepared for presentations!

This lady is strong and firm and she holds a good standard and is willing to help her students one of the best classes and best instructors

The 127 class is harder than 126, everything has gotten a lot more complicated. Dr. Sadler, however, is fantastic in class discussions and encourages us to connect the dots on our own. This is a critical thinking class!Don't miss out!!

I'm in her history of genocide course and it is mostly online with one class per week. She is an amazing prof. Clark is "the biggest high school in Washington" but Dr. Sadler expects college level work, unlike so many professors at Clark. If you are in college to learn and think critically, she is the professor for you.

I have taken multiple classes with Dr. Sadler over the last two years, all of which we're outstanding! She will expect you to; a. Think, b. do the work and c. Learn. Poor reviews of Dr. Sadler can only be attributed to a lack of work ethic. This isn't high school, assignments have due dates miss them and pay the price. She cares and it shows!

She is a really great professor with a sort of dry humor. This class is easy if you pay attention, take good notes, and know how to read the textbook, and I mean that. There is a strategy. Her quizzes are online and open book, but it can still be challenging to find the answer. Lots of group work that works really well. Very clear expectations.

Dr. Sadler isn't a woman whose time is meant to be wasted. She is fairly strict and has high expectations. But in a college setting this is appropriate. Don't let her (awesome) dry humour and stern demeanor scare you off. She's a wonderful teacher who does care about the success of her students. (Slackers, you're better off with Fisher.)

Learned a ton in this class, but it is a lot of work. I liked the journal aspect of the class, but she is a very tough grader. Main complaint: Monday of finals week she assigned a 1000 word research paper with cites due Thursday. Really? Would it hurt anything to give us more time for this?

You couldn't ask for a better Professor. I haven't been in school in quite awhile and it took some time to get back into the swing of things. Take dubious notes. Mandatory when studying for midterms and final. Keep ontop of Canvas & when assignments are due. Homewrk work 40% grade. She is a no nonesense teacher but the best I've seen.

Very nice and understanding lady. You definitely need to get the textbook because we use it to read chapters every week. She is a pretty hard grader though, but I'm also very bad at history so that's also a contribution.

Very good teacher. The class was a good amount of work but she was very helpful and wants you to succeed. I needed clarification on something and she didn't make me feel dumb for asking for help like some instructors do.

She is by far my favorite teacher at Clark and I've taken several classes with her. It isn't an easy A class- none of hers are, but the history of genocide is very worth it. If you do the work, keep on top of reading, and give your actual real thoughts to the discussion, you'll have no problem. I will warn that it is difficult material emotionally.

She is very nice and understanding. It is not hard to get a good grade in this class as long as you do all of the assignments. Her online chapter quizzes were difficult, but other than that everything was a breeze. I would recommend her!

Professor Sadler was one of my favorite professors and I took several classes from her. She did come off as strict but was very helpful and kind to her students (as long as you were respectful and didnt slack). She wants her students to learn something and succeed. Be prepared to participate in class!

Dr. Sadler has a university-level, no-nonsense approach to the material she teaches. It's a lot to take in, and the reading is assigned for a reason. However, if you ask for help and show a genuine interest in learning, she opens up to you. She's a wonderful woman with great wit and passion and deserves utmost respect.

Katherine has a PhD in History and likes to be called Dr. Sadler. She knows a lot and expects you to do a lot of work. There's frequent writing assignments, group forums, and quizzes. She makes assignments due almost every night of the week, which doesn't allow you to work at your own schedule. You can get a good grade but its very time consuming.

Dr. Sadler has unrealistic expectations. Be prepared to make this class your life. Although I received good grades on my work and she gives feedback on every assignment, no matter what she would always have something bad to say and criticize everything to the smallest details. She has a condescending attitude as if no one is as intelligent as her.

She always had something megative ti say about your essay, or paragraph or anything. No matter how hard you would try, there would be some remark. Do not miss reading because you will not pass if you do. Do not skip assignements. She is a very smart person and you can tell she is a perfectionist which doesn't mix well with students.

I loved this class. The textbook is rather long and the chapter's are super long, but the websites provide good info. She is funny in a weird way. Cares about Genocide a lot. Makes you aware of other things in life. Tough on grading discussions. Would take class again!!

This class was very interesting although the lectures can be a bit boring. She can also be strict and make you work for a good grade. But if you need help with the course you can talk to her and she will help, she's very understanding. ANYWAY, just be in class and ask for help when needed and you will pass the class!

I took this as a hybrid at clark. Our two hour sessions in person were used for discussion of the text. You don't have to attend but it's a huge part of your grade because she grades on participation. The class is really easy, just read a couple pages of each reading and you should be able to participate once or twice and receive full credit.

Dr. Sadler was my favorite professor I have ever had. Her class is very tough and she does make you work for the grade, however she is so caring and gives such amazing feedback it is worth it. I was blown away by her knowledge and her grading criteria was so clear that if you put in the work you'll pass!

Dr. Sadler truly knows her way around history. Expect to write 1-2 papers weekly, with about 300-500 word count requirements. She has very clear expectations from the get-go, and your grade will reflect your participation and desire to learn in this class. Book is regularly referenced and required. I cant express how great this course was!

Dr. Sadler is a wonderful teacher for those who either love to learn or are good at faking it. She is extremely knowledgeable, but can have an abrasive personality towards some. Don't let her tough demeanor fool you, she just has an odd sense of humor. The work for the class isn't hard if you read the book and do the work.

Dr. Sadler expects a lot from you throughout the course. She hands out an insane amount of homework and is a tough grader. However, she wants best for her students. Her feedback helped me tremendously. Besides her strict rules, I learned a lot from her class and would take her again. With time-consuming work, I got an A in her class. Just work hard

Dr. Sadler is amazing! She's really passionate about History and excited to go into details. Showing up to every class will make this a breeze; the in class discussions are a source for good grades on assignments, midterm, & final. Don't be afraid to speak up in class, the more you engage (even if you are unsure of answer) the better off you'll be!

She gives great feedback and helps you improve your papers. You will have to type a lot of papers, but that's probably expected in a history class.

Dr. Sadler is a caring and dedicated professor. As long as you stay on top of assignments, you'll be fine. It's definitely not an easy A though. If you're motivated and good at writing, you're golden.

Dr. Sadler made an 8am history class enjoyable, and even comical at times; that should be enough of a reason to take her. Throughout the term we answered questions in groups, writing theses and supporting details for essay questions that would ultimately appear on the midterm and final (win-win). Only hard part was the online quizzes.

Dr. Sadler was a very good professor to take from. She gives great feedback and has excellent communication. You do have to work for your grade and keep up on your homework, but if you do that it is pretty easy to get a good grade. I am definitely going to take from her again!

Dr. Sadler gives great feedback on every assignment you turn in. The Inquizitive assignments helped solidify knowledge on the chapters we read. Sometimes her sarcasm was offputting, but overall had a good experience. Took her class online.

I'm currently enrolled in Dr. Sadler's history of genocide class. The workload is slightly more than average, but she honesty puts in more work than you will. She gives exceptional feedback, that most likely has a higher word count than your initial assignment. She also sends announcements about current issues that are really cool. Great class.

Dr. Sadler is very organized and precise. She gives feedback and expects students to use it. She is what I expect out of a college professor. If you have questions, she's prompt to answer them and is willing to work with you. My absolute favorite professor of all time!! Expect to do the work, though. It's worth it, you will get a lot out of it!

Hands down, she's my favorite professor that I've ever had. She is tough, but if you really absorb her feedback (which is extensive, and incredibly helpful) you will learn a lot. If you have no interest in improving academically, or you're looking for a cake class, she is not for you. If you like to be challenged and learn, I 100% recommend her.

The class was pretty interesting but it could be a little difficult at times. A week consisted of reading a chapter in the textbook, taking a test and writing a discussion post from the reading. Dr. Sadler is a good professor and gives useful and extensive feedback as she wants to see you improve your work as you move on throughout the course.

Dr.Sadler's class was honestly one where I could really enjoy what I was learning. She made sure that with every discussion, she included very detailed responses to them and did not grade too harshly. You can really tell she loves what she does!