Kirsten is an amazing instructor. She is extremely clear and communicates the course with a lottt of enthusiasm. Easy to pay attention and even if you don't like English/Poetry, you will definitely enjoy it a lot more after this class. Keep up with the readings and take lots of notes otherwise the quizzes will be difficult.

Great teacher, interesting class. Hopefully she'll keep teaching here!

She is a great teacher, she truly cares about her students. While the material could be a little dry, she did her best to make it more interesting and ensure everyone knew what was important. The class did have a participation grade so attendance was important. As long as you take decent notes and do the readings you should get a good mark!

She is obviously passionate about what she teaches, and is enthusiastic about the material. That being said, she assigns texts which are very long, and never goes into any depth or allows for discussion and insight into the many themes and ideas that she lectures on about the texts. Expect to have a very very broad understanding of the material.

Kirsten is a good prof, though I feel as if she is slightly uncomfortable lecturing still. She is amazing one on one and provides very good verbal and written feedback. Lectures can be dense as is the material. Still a great person and helpful prof!

Great prof. Our theme was the figure of the witch, although odd at first, she really picked some great texts. Many questions off the midterm and final were straight from lecture discussion, so attending class is very helpful in the long run. Assignments and papers were graded fairly with feedback, open to discuss during office hours or by email!

Inglis was a pretty great prof. Our topic for English was all about witches and she had an extensive grasp on the matter. She was in my opinion a pretty awesome grader. Her final consisted of questions she asked in class so if you were there and listened you got the points. Super great person. Also I like her black hair. It's great.

Fantastic prof, you can tell that she actually liked teaching. I was lucky enough to get her, it was the only class open and it just said "staff". The topic was pretty great too, it was witchcraft. She marks surprisingly fast too and marks it fairly and gives you a lot of feedback.

Lectures are in a classroom setting with Kirsten Inglis for English 201. Classroom is a good setting for this class because it allows some participation and questions. She is an effective teacher, really insightful on the readings. Really listens to what students say. Like any first year English course, lots of reading to be done unfortunately.

Great teacher. Takes time to read students work and provides valuable feedback. The course is well organized. Not an easy marker, but if you are willing to work hard, your grade will reflect it.

Kirsten teaches some difficult material, Middle English lit is a hard topic but she has an extensive knowledge of the topic and answers questions with expertise and kindness. She is understanding and gives pretty decent feedback, but we were only marked on 4 things and the grades took a while to return.

You can really tell she's knowledgeable and passionate in what she does. Course material was dry at times but some lectures were surprisingly interesting. Grades really hard - never received anything more than a B and it wasn't just me cause I talked to others in the class. Lots of reading. Definitely not a GPA booster. Posts powerpoints on d2l.

Kirsten is a really down-to-earth, caring instructor. She is very passionate about what she does and makes the students feel comfortable with any text she presents you with. A lot of reading in a short amount of time, but that's pretty expected. Also the final is all MC which is super nice. Wish I could have her again!

I found the texts that she made us read were actually very interesting, the beginning of the course was dry with the poetry unit but that's to be expected in an english course. She's a very nice person but she isn't willing to give extentions unless it's for a serious reason. Her feedback on the papers was helpful, overall pretty decent class!

Kirsten is a very kind professor that is passionate about what she teaches. Compared to English teachers I've had in the past, she is a tough grader when it comes to the essays. There is a lot of reading, but in general they were interesting reads.

It's English. She is a very good Prof. who is clear about her expectations on quizzes/tests and the essays. The essays are all take home but she marks them pretty hard (try to confirm with her what you want to write about during her office hours). The D2l quizzes and final exam were also MC which was nice. Make sure to read the books thoroughly.

Dr. Inglis is a kind and caring professor that is clear in her expectations. While English is one of my least favorite classes, she does a good job of making the material interesting. Two assigned essays which seems not too bad for an English course, she marks tough but fair.

This lady is a gem, shes a solid English prof at the U of C. Shes super kind and understanding and is extremely reasonable when it comes to marking. I hated English (Im a math major) until I had her class.

This course is easier than English 30 for sure. Lots of reading. There's also an attendance sheet passed around at the start of the class for everyone present. Surprise quizzes which are way too difficult, also a hard marker. As long as you're willing to put in the work, you will do fine.

She lacks a lot of the negatives regular ENGL teachers would have. She passes the vibe check but she is also a very hard maker. Unless ur gifted at essays don't expect more than a B+ (good class if ur not looking for a 4.0)

Be ready to put in some work. There are not many assignments, however, if you dont stay caught up with the readings it will hurt you for the final and final paper. The course is set up very strategically, so stay on track and youll learn something. Also, she makes herself accessible outside of class, which is super helpful

I needed an English course as a prerequisite so I tried to find the least challenging English course as I'm not the best at English and if you put the effort into this class you'll get a decent grade. If you're an English genius you'll get As If not B+ is as good as it gets.

Professor Inglis is incredibly kind and fair. She is there to see her students succeed and wants tot answer your questions and get feedback. Her marking wasn't overly difficult and most of her lectures were engaging. Considering COVID has been a tough teaching style, she's doing a great job at caring for her students and taking their needs to heart

Dr. Inglis was very nice and organized when it came to her lectures. She had a clear and is specific with what you have to learn. Be ready to write, she makes you write 2 essay and the final is an essay format. Not too bad for an English class, she's super understanding and cares about her students.

I believe that people are giving her a bad rep, yes it is online, and it was a heavy course; however, I disagree with people saying she doesn't help you. I have emailed back and forth with her for more understanding, and she responds quickly and clearly. She's a good prof!

Grades were based off three 500 word essays, one mini-presentation, one research paper (1500), and the final, so you've got lots of chances to fix your grade. She gives really helpful feedback if you ask for it, and is very responsive to emails. Super kind professor, and prepared us well for the final exam. The stories were also super interesting!

I took ENGL 253.01 (Short Fiction) online with Professor Inglis. Inglis was a hard marker, but was very clear with her grading for essays and written assignments. She had an extremely organized teaching style and you can tell by her caring attitude that all she wanted was for her students to be interested in the stories and to succeed.

Genuine prof who cares for students, gives good feedback, and adequately prepares students for assessments. Easy to work with over email and in office hours. Adds helpful insight into more complex texts. While 4 texts were quite long I found using audiobooks sped the process along and didn't hinder understanding. I would take her classes again!

First of all, she's just an amazing person! She somehow managed to spark a love for literature with her lectures in someone who absolutely despised reading and English. Marking is fair for university level writing, and there are tons of opportunities for free marks through exercises and discussion posts. Honestly one of my favourite professors!.

Overall a very kind professor and what you would expect from an English teacher. Does her best to integrate everyone's ideas during class discussions, though occasionally slips up if they are too far-fetched. Relatively lenient grader as this is 'the English class for non-English majors'. Reading selection is interesting and broadens perspectives.

Dr. Inglis is nice; her lectures are in-depth and essential to attend. I took this class in the spring and there were tons of things to read in 7 weeks. She marks the assignments quite strictly but not as severely as some high school teachers. I didn't enjoy the in-class assignments that she wouldn't announce beforehand or the discussion posts.

I took her short fiction class, and I really enjoyed it! She's an incredible lecturer and uses her time efficiently. Always leaves time for questions and is great with feedback and assistance with assignments/tests. She creates many opportunities to engage in discussion and never leaves anything undiscussed.

Dr. Inglis' class was very heavy on its readings however she provided great lectures on the content. She is a decently tough grader, but she (like any other prof) assumes that coming into University that you should have a baseline for your essay writing that you can build on. So if you apply yourself and show up you should be fine.

decent class for a nonenglish major. her lectures are somewhat engaging but don't force participation. the pacing of the readings was just a little poor and it was a lot too know. besides that i would definitely take her again

Sometimes we wouldn't get through all the material intended during class, but if we didn't get to a story she took it off the final. The class mostly runs on class discussions, but it's not mandatory to participate. She will sometimes ask you to talk to the people around you about the assigned readings so get to know those around you

I had a lot of fun this spring semester with her. As long as you are attentive during class, you're fine. I did minimal work outside of what was required before each class, yet simply consistently listening during lectures and taking notes on stuff outside the slides filled the gaps in my knowledge. 85Q MC final was pretty straight forward

I am not an English major, and I did find some of the course pretty dry. However, Dr. Inglis made the lectures engaging and provided guidance for assignments. She was very available for office hours. The required reading was extensive, but not more than I expected. If you are not an English major, and you need this class take it with Dr. Inglis!

Great professor, engaging lectures. I'm not an English major, but she made the class fun, and I looked forward to her lectures. Her grading is by no means unfair or difficult, like others say. If you just follow the guidelines and ask for feedback, you will do well in the course.