Excellent teacher and really goes out of his way to make the class interesting. Occasionally he may ramble a bit, but its no biggie. He really teaches the lecture well and strikes up good conversations. If you are ever stuck in a jam with him, he will see what he can do to help you out in the class.

One of the best teachers I've ever had. Smart, funny, really makes a class interesting. I get the feeling he could lecture on any subject and make it fascinating. LOVE HIM.

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love the class. great professor. really likes to see his students succeed.

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Very cool teacher. Still atttending his class now in art 10

a fabulous teacher! he makes the subject interesting; even if you are not in love with art by the end of the course you will be. he is funny and intelligent and very laid back!

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Mr. Alexander is one of the better teachers at LMC, his class was a nice break from the usual boring lectures I got in other classes.

good teacher. will work with students if necessary. always appropriate and occassionally funny

Best Professor at LMC. Lectures organized, in depth. The work load can seem heavy at times but it is all in good preperation for a transfer.

Ken is the best! He actually cares about his students, and expects them to try, and susceed. If you need his help he's always there.

Ken Alexander is by far the best professor at L.M.C. He is absolutely marvelous! His lectures were always interesting. Students take a lot from his class. I highly recommend Professor Alexander. He really knows what he's lecturing about.

Ken is a walking text book. He knows more than anyone I have ever encountered. He is a wonderful Professor. His class was interesting and challenging. You've gotta do the work or he will not be pleased. You need to participate or he will assign extra work to the entire class. So, let your voices be heard in class!

hes ok

I enjoyed his sense of humor and found his lectures to be quite enjoyable.

I loved Ken's class. I learned SO much and was interested the whole time he was teaching. I plan to take his art history class soon.

Good teacher and really easy

Ken definitely knows his subject, probably too well.Overall, his class is incredibly demanding, he gives a ton of work.Make sure you put a lot of time into your project because that's the mjority of the grade.His lectures are annoying because he will ask questions that only he knows the answer to, and when no one responds he gets really cranky!

He grades a little tough but really it is on stuff that he expects to be done that most people just blow off. Just follow his directions and if you dont understand ask questions because he is always there to help. He knows A LOT about art and if you are interested in this field he is definitely a teacher to take.

One thing I loved about being in his class is that he actually keeps the class awake. He makes you speak-out and be part of the class discussions. The work isn't hard. It's only hard if you don't pay attention and don't put your mind to it. I really enjoyed it and I'm actually taking another one of his classes. I definitely recommend this teacher.

Mr. Alexander really knows his stuff. At first I didn't like him but as the semester went on I really enjoyed his class. The homework is easy and the midterm, you just have to think critically. He does give extra points for good papers. I would recommend him if you aren't afraid to think. He is a very smart person and easy going.

As long as you are willing to participate in the discussions and do the work, you'll find that Ken is one of the best teachers around. He's passionate about his work, knows his stuff and is adept at getting across the information in a relevant and captivating manner. He expects a lot from you, but he's one of the best professors I've ever had.

I'm happy I got to take Alexander at least once before I graduated and thoroughly enjoyed having him as a teacher. I love how real he is, whether he's cussing or just saying it how it is rather than cookie cutting everything. I'd gladly take his class again.

Ken is a great teacher! He is willing to help if you ask for it. He knows his subject, so don't give any BS, he will call you out. You must participate in class and do the work to get a good grade. Don't take his classes if you want to sit in the back and just get by, he will ask you direct questions and make you participate.

ken is an amazing person, he's practically a genius. This is not an easy class though tons of book work, and essays assigned, if your willing to be pushed mentally this is the class for you.

Knows his stuff, very passionate about his area of study. Totally different person outside of class. Tons of homework given 7 page notes due weekly along with 5-6 pages essays about every couple weeks. Lots of tedious work

Had a good time in the class. A lot of work to do though. It's not impossible to get an A but it does take effort on your part. See him in his office hours for help. He carries his teacher persona in class very well but is a lot nicer one on one. Wise man.

He teaches the way teachers should teach. If you expect a discussion-less, busywork, typical test-taking class, you'll be severely disappointed, or severely happy! Ken (he wants us students to call him that) has a discussion-based class, debate-style exams, critical thinking essays & cornell notes,and pushes you to participate. He genuinely cares.

This was my second class with Ken. He is a great person, loves his subject and wants you to enjoy it too. If you have questions, he will always email back and willing to meet in office hours. Lots of time consuming, but not difficult work. Not an easy A with him, it will take work. But, wonderful teacher and I would definitely recommend his class!

I definitely thought this class would be my hardest class but it wasn't too difficult at all. It wasn't the easiest but it was the most easy going. I think he's one of the most passionate teachers and his lectures are always great. You can always be sure to leave the class with a different perspective!

When I 1st read Ken's reviews I was very worried to say the least, but found that his poor reviews were far from his character. He has high standards and assigns a lot of work, but he's fair and nice! Very passionate and gets you thinking. I think all the poor reviews before were just lazy students on a tangent! I suggest taking him! :)

Alexander is one of(if not thee)best Professors at LMC. He has complete and through knowledge of the course material and made each and every class interesting and thought provoking. I highly recommend him to all student with the desire to learn and are not too feeble minded to do the reading and the work. The benefits will far out weigh the labor.

Not the easiest class, but not the most difficult. He's intimidating at first but that gets better as the semester progresses. Tells you what he expects. The only thing I don't like is the cornell notes. But still a good class

Hands down one of the best teacher that LMC has to offer. I never talkparticipated in two of his art history classes discussions but never once did i get chastised or humiliated by this man. Really all you have to do to earn and A in this class is to show up and do your work diligently, properly and on-time an you will get through this class.

Best professor at LMC.

Ken Alexander is a very, very good professor. His lectures are very engaging and interesting and he really knows what he's talking about. He goes very in depth and makes you think about things you hadn't thought about before. However, the classes he teaches require a lot of work, and long, critical thinking essays. Do not take if you are lazy.

Wont lie, he seems really intimidating at first, but after taking his course last semester I have to say I really miss it. He's very passionate and I learnt a lot about art history. The class is really easy to pass as long as you do the cornell notes and participate in class.

I loved this class and will miss professor Alexander. He is not an easy teacher but does care about his students . We had fun in our class although some of the movies made me cry and a lot of the history is painful to learn about. Overall hes one of the best teachers Ive ever had !

This is THE instructor for art history you want to take. Not interested in humanities? It won't matter, his classes are some of the best on campus. He asks you take responsibility for yourself, but is more than willing to offer assistance. His grading may be a little tough, but he's man of words so it should be expected.

Professor Alexander is a knowledgable and great teacher. You have to read a lot and do a lot of critical thinking in this class, so be prepared for that. There is a reading conversation after every book we read. No tests, just reading conversations. My only problem with his class was that he was little unclear on some due dates. He's a good guy.

Great teacher for introducing Shakespeare. Cornell notes are the annoying factor but overall the class is fun and enjoyable. Professor Alexander makes you develop strong critical thinking skills and is helpful if you need access outside of class. His sarcasm is hilarious so if your too sensitive and a whiner dont take him.

What to expect? Typically class time consists only of informative lectures or occasionally reading conversations that require thought out answers. The same goes for the homework. The amount of reading may seem daunting, but if you are clever enough and use your time right, you will be okay. Overall he is a great professor for Humanities-20.

He's harsh but if you come to class and pay attention and do your work you'll pass.

This instructor was more than lenient for the fall 2020 semester. Yes, there is a considerable amount of work, and there are times when 3 units really felt more like 4, but Professor Alexander is not out to get you.

I took his class as a summer class. Yes there was an abundance of homework, papers, reading and Cornell notes, and a ton of videos but it wasn't rocket science. If you can write decently you can earn an A. Ken can be harsh with words but mainly he cares about his subject and wants you to care too. He was my toughest teacher and I EARNED my A+.

Worst Professor you will ever encounter

The class wasn't too hard and the lectures were entertaining.

I had Ken for nine classes while I was a student. The current class I am taking with him suggested a look here so let me be frank: he's awesome. Just TRY!