Taught Nazi Germany well, It's a course that requires alot of different point of views which she did. Teaches with a good Historian style. I was alittle bored at times, and the tests are true/false which I didnt like.

Very helpful and organized. Quite knowledgeable about German history. There were a lot of small papers but they are pretty easy. Just two take home tests, which are also pretty basic easy questions. Good class.

Prof. Sanislo is awesome! The class was pretty interesting but what really stands out about her is her willingness to help students. She will take the time to sit down and explain things no matter how long it takes because if you show you care and are interested, she is patient. She really helped me big time with writing a paper. very understanding

Liked her a lot. Tests straight from the powerpoint, no suprises. Went in for office hours and was extremely helpful. Great class, knew her subject very well.

Teresa Sanislo is not the most intelligent professor I've ever had, but she's nice and makes the class fairly easy. To clarify, she isn't picky about grammar (notice it's spelled with an A), but you do have to posess some basic English language skills. No worries.

very good teacher. extremely organized. she knew a lot about the subject. very helpful. her class was a pretty good amount of work but I learned more in that class than any other class I've had. if you do the work and take the notes you will do fine in the class

Very easy professor, and the Nazi class was probably one of the easiest in my life. The tests are really simple, and the only thing that is a bummer is the journals that you have to do for basically every class, but like I said EASY.

if you turn everything in on time, you will get an A. the tests are very easy and the papers and homework assignments are pass/fail. sanislo herself is disorganized and often hard to get help from, but at least she has a bunch of TAs. very interesting subject matter and you end up learning a lot.

I had her also for 184 and all you people are just being lazy. Yeah its a lot of busy work but the class is interesting and if you put thought into assigments they do become meaningful. Yeah she has spelling issues but dont we all?? Great professor. Talk to her b/c she is willing to help.

Dr. Sanislo is one of the most caring professors I have ever had. She goes above and beyond the responsibilities of a professor and will help you and wants you to succeed. Great professor!

Her class has a lot of reading to do and her tests aren't exactly easy, but she is a good teacher that has a lot to say about the subject of Nazi Germany. She is also really easy to approach if you have any questions or concerns. Just make sure you have time to read and do the journals that she assigns.

Sanislo is a really nice and caring professor. There are not many who actually care about how you do, and Sanislo does. Not a hard class, and a lot of fun!

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Very nice and caring professor. She sometimes takes a while to return emails but genuinely cares about helping and having you do good in her class. Classes are not easy but not overly hard either. She really enjoys the subjects she teaches and that shows in her lectures.

This was an online class, and I felt it was appropriately paced and taught. Professor was always quick to respond to discussions, didn't beat around the bush with assignment requirements. Fair grading for essays; explains how to improve. Overall, liked the class and the prof. :)

I took this professor for an online course last summer and loved it. I am in an actual, 3-hour once-a-week class now, this fall, and it's not so hot. Lectures in six words: boring and a waste of time. Only take this professor online if you can help it, because she works better online and not in person.

I enjoyed this class! I suggest taking this class! If you do the readings you will get a good grade. I found her entertaining and helpful. 15% of the class is attendance so you can miss 1-2 and still get an A in that part!

This prof is pretty good. She is very enthusiastic and does a good job a challenging students to think. She is also very helpful and tries her best to make sure that everyone gets the material.

She knows her stuff. Kind of quiet but encourages class discussion and is eager to make sure everyone understands. Readings can be hard for non-history majors so keep up and make time to work through them. Lots of D2L work. Exams are intimidating because of their style but they aren't too hard if you just go to class and pay attention.

She is very passionate about her teaching, but seems a bit scatter-brained. She appears to make light of serious situations, which in some cases is helpful. Her tests are not easy, but not hard either. Don't hesitate to take her.

Interesting class. I really enjoyed what she taught, and thought she did a fine job teaching it. However, the workload was huge. Lots of reading, online quizzes, discussions online...it was a lot for a general, and sort of deflated my interest in the subject. Also tests are very difficult, but she curved them. An A overall is manageable.

Sanislo is awesome! Her lectures are really good and it is clear that she is knows a lot about what she is teaching. The discussions are easy if you follow the directions, and the quizzes aren't bad either; just do the reading. Exams can be tricky at times since they are only true/false questions. Highly recommend this class!!

I loved this class. Sanislo has a lot of knowledge on this subject, and will give you a very well-rounded view of Nazi Germany. The discussions and dropboxes may seem like a lot at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's super easy. Definitely reccomend!

awesome class! people claim its a lot of work but lets be real its college! if you go to the lectures and read the assigned chapters you'll do great. i went into office hours after the first exam and ended up getting a 100 on the last two. I skipped class a little too much which affected my grade so dont do that. take it, its awesome class for g.e

She was very willing to help with anything but was very slow to grade and some papers weren't returned. Very knowledgeable and interesting. She is extremely willing to help students.

This class does require a lot of homework. I took it as a M/W/F class and the Friday class period was online so that was nice. Even though the class is a lot of work, it is VERY interesting. I promise you if you do the readings you will LOVE this class.

This course was kind of a doozy. Sanislo tends to be pretty vague about what she wants or how she wants things done. Lots and LOTS of reading and papers to do for this course. Not the most enjoyable course I've taken but she is happy to help clarify any questions you have.

Really easy, just pay attention in class and do the discussions online. You really don't need to read (unlike her more upper level classes). She is a great professor and I've had her two other times.

Sanislo really knows her stuff, but sometimes is really unorganized and unclear about expectations. Most of the time there are no rubrics or any comments/justification for certain grades. There was also A LOT OF READING! The class and material was interesting but I wouldn't recommend.

This class was partially online for me. Do the discussions, try not to miss those, they are easy points as long as you use a quote. It was a very interesting class to take, I recommend taking it, I would take it again. Only midterm and final for tests and one group paper. You don't have to go to class, but I would recommend going, takes attendance.

She is a great teacher and I highly recommend you take any of her classes. Many people say her classes are hard but in reality they are not. She gives you everything you need to get an A. She is definitely a fair grader.

This class did have plenty of reading and discussion posts, but ONLY two tests. She did NOT have a group project this semester. This class was very interesting to me, but do NOT expect to work with students in discussion who actually care about the topic! This was disappointing as it made discussion totally boring. LOTS of freshmen who DON'T care!

She pretty nice for the most part. At times it seems like she's talking down to you, but other then that no complaints. Watch out for the group project because it can be a pain. Other then that the material was common sense. Do do anything to disturb the rest of the class, especially in her Nazi & Germany class because of the serious content.

This class is pretty easy if you can keep up with all the homework she assigns. Lots of group work but the exams are easy multiple choice tests.

I took this online over summer. There was a lot of material put into three weeks, and I wasn't expecting to have to put in as much time as I did. But Dr. Sanislo is very willing to answer questions and took the time to type responses to individual discussions, which was nice. She seems to really enjoy what she teaches.

She's changed the class a lot over the previous years, so many of these reviews are not accurate. She has you do weekly reading assignments, which make it so the tests are super easy. If you show up to class and do the assignments you'll get an A. She does assign a lot of reading for a 200 level class, but it's an interesting class nonetheless.

There was A LOT of homework and reading, and the papers were challenging. However, Dr. Sanislo is very approachable and wants you to succeed. She will schedule extra office hours if she knows people are having trouble, and she also answers emails thoughtfully.

Yes, she is holds many lectures, but it IS a history course afterall. Prof Sanislo is very passionate and intelligent. I learned so much from this course that I had not previously known. She is also very approachable, so if you have questions ASK, and she will explain it in a way you will better understand. 10/10

Dr. Sanislo is very passionate about the subject and is super caring. She does assign A LOT of homework so get ready to read and write a lot. The class and materials are super interesting, so it's an awesome LE to take. Tests are easy, and there's only a midterm and a final.

She is really understanding that not everyone is a history major and makes the class so everyone is able to understand the material. There is a lot of written discussions so make sure you are willing to work for your grade!

Attendance is apart of your grade. Defying Hitler is a required book but is never used in discussion posts. It is a lot of reading and writing, but the topic is interesting. Only has a midterm and final for tests. Her voice is very monotone and can be hard to focus during lectures.

History 248 is one of my favorite classes I have taken at UWEC. You learn mostly about what circumstances allowed Hitler to come to power. This course is extremely insightful IF you do the readings. This class is reading heavy and discussion posts are essential to passing. If you miss even one it puts you down a letter grade.

its a lot of work but there are no lectures and there is only a midterm and a final for the class tests. You can think of the weekly assignments that take about 3-4 hours to do as the lecture. I personally liked it because I was not graded on test-taking skills, but rather work. The HW is P/F and she rarely fails you so as long as u do it ull get A

1-2 discussions per week, heavy of readings and movies needed to understand majority of the course. Powerpoints give you main points and you will have to listen to her lecture to understand definitions and meanings. She is a very nice person and is very flexible on turning canvas assignments in on time. Discussions are graded off completion.

Dr. Sanislo is both a wonderful professor and a wonderful person. In her lectures, you can see she is an expert on and cares about the content she teaches. She treats all students with respect, and is more than willing to meet outside of class for help or questions. She does use a textbook for this course, but it is manageable and interesting.

Professor Sanislo is a gem in the history department. This class delves into Modern German history, and the content was presented in an accessible but challenging way, as much of this isn't taught in high school. It's clear that Prof Sanislo cares about her students, and she does a wonderful job with establishing relevancy with the content.

Lots of reading and writing, but the content was interesting and not very difficult. Good grader and gave great feedback. Would take her again.

The lectures were extremely boring and didn't necessarily correlate with the assignments and weekly discussions we were completing. However, you could tell she knows what she's talking about and the discussions were very to the point and easy to complete. Only 2 exams (the midterm and final) which were both extremely simple.

Professor Sanislo had good lectures but gave so much work. Be prepared to do lots of reading and write a lot.

Super sweet lady and you can tell she knows what shes talking about. The homework isnt that bad, theres a LOT of reading assigned but she tells you to skim it 90% of the time. its usually 1/2 assignments per week where u post it and then respond to others. Didnt need to study for the tests they were so easy, just go to class and ur fine.

Professor Sanislo is great! This class was a lot of work, but I can tell she is passionate and excited about Central Europe and German history. She is also so caring and very approachable!

I transferred into this class about a week into the semester and she was very willing to help me catch up. She met with me on zoom many times to understand the materials. She is very knowledgeable and gives very long explanations that sometimes end up confusing. It is a time-consuming class with a lot of readings, videos and in-depth discussions.

A lot of homework, but still very interesting. For some reason no one in my class would participate which made it really boring but I found the lectures and content engaging. Maybe I'm just a nerd but I think it was a good class and Sanislo is decent professor.

Pass fail on weekly discussions, but it's manageable once u figure it out. She's very passionate about her field. Lectures can feel long. Easy exams (only 2)