Theresa is a very sweet lady that wants everyone to pass. Her class was interesting and fun, and she cares about her subject on a personal level. However, I do somewhat agree with the last person who said she isn't very organized, but this didn't affect the class for me very much.

She is such a sweet lady! And really cares that you pass her class. I emailed her one time and told her I couldn't make it to class because I was sick and she expressed that my health is the most important thing! Not something all teachers say. Her teaching is scattered, but her loving manner makes up for it. Take her!

It is a very easy class if you attend all the classes and take notes. She doesn't make very good power point presentations so be prepared to listen closely and write quickly. She's pretty scattered but is willing to answer any questions and work with you to get a good grade. She is very nice and does what it takes to allow you to get the best grade

The best teacher I have ever, she is helpful and kind.

I like her lecture, this class is awesome. I highly recommend to take this class!!

I gained a lot of knoweledge from her. She is very helpful. her lecture was always with powerpoint.

A bit of a space case, but she has a great passion for her work. It makes class interesting and engaging. Fun class.

SHE'S A GREAT TEACHER, 2 EASY ASSIGNMENT(HOMEWORK) AND 3 EXAM WHICH IS BASE OFF OF THE POWERPOINT WHICH SHE USUALLY POST UP. YOU WONT REGRET TAKING THIS CLASS. SHE IS FUN AND WANTS YOU TO SUCEED!

Seriously one of the most engaging teachers at SRJC. She utilizes amazing images to teach this class as well as the the resources of the Museum. The SRJC Museum is brilliant and so worth a visit (if you have not been GO RIGHT NOW)

Such an engaging teacher! She's one of those "new age" teachers that actually has an invested interest in how her students are doing academically and mentally. She even spends the first 5 minutes of every class doing "share time" where people get to announce any exciting news in their lives. I learned a lifetimes worth of information from her.

Favorite teacher at the JC! She is so clear, lectures are interesting with power points and tests are to the point, no surprises. She is so bubbly and funny. Learned so much, take her! She is also a very intelligent and insightful woman!

Heavy class but very entertaining. Molino is engaging and knows how to keep your interest. The tests are 3 parts: visual identification, written portion, and multiple choice. Study hard, stay on top of museum projects, and DO the final project and you'll get an A. I loved this class!

Molino was a good professor, and was often smiling. Her power points are simple but also interesting and all you need to know for the tests is in yellow.There is barely any homework, and it is a perfect 7:30 class because it is clear and simple. Her tests are very easy, and you just get to sit back and enjoy learning.

Prof. Molino is a very kind and optimistic woman; however she does digress from class discussions many times. There are occurrences where she wastes time on topics that has nothing to do with anthro. Her tests and assignments are very straight forward and attendance is necessary because some questions from film days can be on the exam.

Theresa is a great teacher. She sparks your curiosity and makes you want to learn more. Her Moodles are well formatted and easy to use. They are self-explanatory. Yes, you need to be on your toes in class with note taking as well. She is willing to give extra explanations and help if needed. A great teacher for Anthro. 1 as well as Anthro43.

I loved her, I had her Anthro 43 as well she is a great teacher and will help you get a good grade. Tests were easy as long as you came to the review day and studied a little bit. I never study and it was super easy. If you go to class you will get an A. She even helps you on the essay questions on the test if you do not understand.

For this course you can buy 2 cheap books, you do not need them, but buy the $5 book because it is teeny and knowledgable. For your final project you can do an art project w tiny write up or an essay. Easy to pass just show up, take notes, and then take tests, go to museum. She will help you through conflicts, she loves her class and in turn you.

Professor Molino is a great teacher. She's funny, kind and answers all questions you might have. Lectures are straightforward and I enjoyed her class very much, but wish she had been a little more firm with the students about talking during lecture- it was sometimes hard to hear her because the students would also be chatting about other things.

Molino is a great teacher. Super friendly and very informative on the subjects. The class you'll take with her is likely to be a lecture based class, so lots of note taking. Make sure you copy down and know what's highlighted in yellow on her lectures. Those words and definitions are sure to be on the study guides and tests.

Theresa loves life and stories. She makes class fun, and cares about what we learn from her class. Tests are easy. It's good to volunteer at the museum. It helped me know the material and it's just plain awesome! She makes you think about the stigmas of Native Americans and other ancient societies. Everyone should take her class at least once!!!!!

She's amazing. Loves being an anthropologist and it shows in her lectures. She gives study guides for tests and never assigns essays. Definitely a low stress class.

The topic itself was really neat to learn about and shes a super sweet lady. There isnt really homework but definitely fill out the study guides before tests and have someone quiz you. I followed along in the reading out of pure interest but i dont think you need to to pass. Dont ditch ( although you wont want to).cute videos to watch in class.

Theresa is a wonderful teacher. Her passion for the subject is evident in her teaching. She is very helpful & encourages you to visit her during office hours. Tests are multi-choice, short essay questions, & being able to identify power point pics which she takes right from lecture. I look forward to taking another one of her classes.

Theresa loves anthropology. She will make you love anthropology as well. This was an amazing course, and you will learn a lot. Do not pass up this opportunity. Tests are based off of lectures and posted PowerPoints. Lots of extra credit opportunity. She's sweet, clear, and very helpful. Stress-free semester project due as well.

Only two tests two quizzes on group project and final. Not a lot of points. Tests were not bad but not easy. Lectures are super long but she keeps it upbeat and fun. Good class would recommend her

Super easy class . I never bought the book. The tests are not hard at all. If you fill out the study guide, it should be a piece of cake. Just pay attention and take notes (important stuff she puts in yellow font) and you should get an A. No homework, one group project but it was easy. I did learn a lot and enjoyed the lectures though

Theresa is really cool and sweet. Super relatable and blunt with her students lol. Loved how she cared about how we're feeling or how school is affecting us. She tells you what she wants for the tests so don't be scared. Don't buy the book, she has notes on her powerpoint. Study guides are ESSENTIAL. I loved her class. RECOMMEND FOR SURE.

Very straight forward in what is expected, she always does a full review day before tests and sends out a study guide in advance. No real homework. All lectures are posted online with test material highlighted. One group project but grading is super fair. Pay attention and review before tests, you'll get an A. Very approachable and easy going.

I had never taken an anthro class yet and wasn't sure what to expect. She gives four museum assignments and a few tests and a final project but other than that there is hardly any work to be done in this class. You have the best chance at passing if u just show up and take notes. She is funny and the lectures are super easy to listen to.

Theresa is so awesome. She's very lighthearted and silly. I took the Anthro Lab class same semester so in combo with her lectures and the Lab, I didn't look in my textbook once. No HW. Tests come with a study guide. No notes but study & you should do fine.

Amazing woman! Take her class if you can. Funny, makes you interested in your animal history, and is just a joy to be around. Easy A if you pay attention. Read and do as she recommends and you'll pass. I wish I could retake over and over

Very helpful and as long as you go over your notes easy A. And of course you need to be in class.

Love her! Great teacher, interesting lectures, has great control over class. Super intelligent and a joy to be around. Eager to get to know students. No homework, so study for tests.

She has really long lectures but if you miss a class don't worry its on moodle. She gives 4 museum assignments, which if you do them you'll pass study for easy tests. Also she gives a lot of extra credit I mean a lot. Also try to do her final project and you'll get a A regardless you need to at least try.

I loved Theresa and this class! I'd definitely take it again. She connects well with the students and is extremely engaging. I learned a lot about a subject I wasn't necessarily interested in, and wish I could take more of her classes.

She is a great teacher and is very interested in what she is teaching. the lectures are great, even though she might go a bit fast sometimes. her tests are easy if you study and pay attention in class, but she doesn't go over the multiple choice test.

She is a really nice teacher, and cares that you do well. We had 3 tests, which were difficult, but not horrible. 2 museum assignments, which were easy points, and a couple of in class assignments. She gives study guides for the tests, but they're pretty vague. Study her lecture notes especially what she has highlighted. And she puts them on Moodle

She's not a stickler about attendance but all of the information for her tests (in most of her classes) comes from the lectures. If you study for the tests and do well it's really easy to get an A. She's got a lot of energy and is fun to listen to. I have taken more than one Anthro class from her and I would highly recommend her. NO HOMEWORK!

Great teacher! Everything you need for the tests are either on the slides that she gives you a link to or she talks about in class. She tries to make the class interesting and personal. No homework just museum assignments that are very easy. I feel like by her not pressuring us makes me want to learn. Test are worth a lot so use study guide!

One of the easiest and coolest class at the JC. Definitely would recommend taking her for Anthropology. It's an easy A as long as you go over the study guide, and do her easy 10 point museum assignments. Her lectures can be long and boring at times, but no worries if you do not pay attention--then its on moodle.

Professor Molino encourages you to think learn and interact with fellow classmates. Great presentation of information which helps your retention rate. Fair grading. Go to class take good notes ask questions and study for exams. She is there to help you. I would take her again definitely.

Theresa is a great professor that wants nothing more than her students to succeed. She made the class really interesting, the only thing is that she flies through her lectures and doesn't give people enough time to write things down sometimes. Other than that, it was a really fun class to take!

I can't imagine anyone better for the subject other than Theresa. She's entertaining, hilarious, and her lectures are well done. She always likes to hear how her students are doing so I felt really engaged with the class. Tests aren't too bad, the study guides she gives are helpful but EXTENSIVE. Study well you will pass, you dont then you wont.

Professor Molino is sweet and always tells great stories. Her lectures are pretty well organized and she expects you to actually learn the material for the tests, which become easier as you learn the format. Lots of image-based testing. I would recommend her for anyone that enjoys good conversation, not being bored, and somewhat difficult.

Super cool teacher. She's kind of scattered but she really knows the classes she teaches well and all of her lectures are very informative. Take good notes and study them and the class is an easy A

I went into this class not stoked to be taking it, and left the class loving it and sad the semester was over. She is very knowledgeable and makes class very interesting. Tests are fair and she gives great study guides. Museum assignments are easy and interesting. Take this teacher, you will learn SO much with little effort!

Prof. Molino is such a great teacher. There are couple museum assignments but other than that, there isn't any homework. As for the exams, just know the lecture material and images to ace them. Her midterm is just a standard test so it is nothing to stress about! No books need to pass!

I love Theresa! She is such a lovely woman: funny, intelligent, full of stories and an excellent teacher, she really knows her stuff. There are SO many opportunities for extra credit, it is impossible to fail this course unless you really try. She is so sweet, she made class so fun! We even had a "potluck" party at the end of the semester. :-)

She is a wonderful teacher! although the class can be lecture heavy and notes are very important, she somehow is able to make every single subject she talks about the most interesting thing in the world. She does post her power points on canvas but honestly show up to class, you'll understand it better and you won't regret it

Theresa is not only a great teacher but an amazing woman! She really cares about her students actually learning, and makes you feel excited to go to class. I also loved hearing the stories that she told , and they actually ended up totally complimenting what we were learning. The course overall is an easy A, take it you wont regret it!

3 tests total. not an easy A like you would expect for an elective. She has very few things to be graded. She is by far the sweetest professor I have ever had. She dresses in really cute outfits(she's adorable) and is easy to talk to out of class. SCHEDULE REVIEW FOR TEST. She gave almost half of the actual test questions. No book necessary.

Theresa is a very caring teacher, and it is clear that she truly cares and is knowledgeable in the topic. This was easily my favorite class of the semester because the lectures were actually interesting (not to mention it was pretty easy). Didn't take attendance for about half the year. Tests are clear and easy and long as you use the study guide

This was definitely my favorite class of the semester. The course material was interesting, and it is obvious that Prof. Molino is passionate about the subject. Our class had two midterms and a final (nothing too difficult.) There was one required paper (single page max.) and an extra credit opportunity at the end of the semester.

Theresa is awesome! I have taken her for both Anthro 31 and Anthro 1. Her lectures are based on in-class slideshows and she makes it very clear which information is important to take notes on. Miss a class or some notes in class? She uploads them all onto Canvas! She finds very creative ways to test and keep the course interesting

Very easy class with few assignments that aren't graded toughly. Three tests but the study guides show clearly what you should study for. The in-class slideshows provide all the necessary information clearly. Theresa is very funny and cares about her students you can tell she loves what she does.

Molino is director of SRJCs museum therefore shes very knowledgable and creates fun assignments involving visiting the campus museum. Her slides could be clearer and more extensive but it highlghts the key points that are on study guides. Shes a delight to take, especially in the morning, her passion will get you excited about the material.

Theresa is a great teacher to have. Her lectures are really interesting, and the tests are really straightforward( all of it is comes from her slides). She offers extra credit opportunities, and has a great sense of humor. I was a little upset about not getting tests back because I wanna know what I did right and wrong but I can understand.

Theresa is a great professor, and anyone needing to take an anthro class should seek her out. If you attend class the exams will be fairly easy, but probably not so much if you rarely attend. Grade is pretty much made up of two papers, two museum assignments, and three exams, all of which are pretty easy to get a good grade on.

I love her anthro classes! I have taken her twice now. She is very approachable and interactive. She really care about her students and wants you to do well. Her study guides can be a little all over the place but she is happy to answer questions. Didn't use the book. Easy A and enjoyable class.

Theresa is one of my favorite teachers at the JC! She is super sweet and deeply cares about her students. She is passionate about anthropology and it make me be passionate about it as well.

She is such a great teacher, she's focused on the success of her students. She has midterm reviews, 3 midterms, that are almost exactly what will be on the exams. Attendance is not strict but I suggest you show up. If you miss a day she always has the lessons on canvas, canvas is very well organized. She lets you advocate for your grade if you need

I took Theresas class last semester so once the shelter in place was issue the class went online. Even online she made sure we were doing okay. She left us encouraging messages and I could tell she wanted us to do our best. Tests are straightforward and easy if you study. Didnt use the textbook much. Offers enough EC to bring your grade

Anthro 1 with Theresa's really great if you're looking to fill a science GE but aren't that into science. Lectures were interesting, and she's not a harsh grader. Skimming the textbook helps but take her advice and just use the library reserve copy. Don't waste your money!

All of the information is presented in slides or links, no textbook needed. Very cool teacher!

Easiest class I've ever taken. Super generous grader on writing- just hit the word count. Tests are taken directly from slides and the final paper/project is graded on effort. Take this class for an easy A!

Excellent professor with lots of great knowledge on traditional crafts that was presented in a clear, relatable way. Project at the end to make your own craft.

I absolutely love Theresa. This was my second time having her as a teacher. The first was an anthro 1 class. She keeps getting better the longer you know her. She adores all of her students and wants to help them in any way she can.

Professor Molino is amazing! I took her for ANTHRO1 in a big lecture class, and her lectures are engaging and entertaining. She makes her tests and homework very clear, so it is easy to succeed if you put in the effort to complete the work. There was hardly any homework besides note-taking, so take notes & study the info for the tests, you'll pass!

There are museum writing assignments which are fairly easy, rarely any discussion posts but some are extra credit which is very nice! Responds to emails, two textbooks required but are short and easy. 2 midterm exams and 1 final exam which are based on the slides (hint: look at anything in yellow on the slides to answer exam questions!!).1 map quiz

I was surprised with how hard this class was. The lectures are all on ppts, so you'll encounter 50+ presentation slides to take notes on. If you want an A in this class you HAVE to take detailed notes. The content itself is super cool and the museum assignments are a good way to express what u comprehend. Tests are pretty hard just take good notes.

Content consists of 1 map quiz, short descriptive writings from the virtual museum, a handful of extra credit discussion posts, 2 books (I really just focused on the PowerPoints), 3 multiple choice exams consisting of image recognition & multiple choice questions which are taken directly from PPs. All-in-all, enjoyable, organized & fascinating!

Molino is a pretty good professor. My sibling had taken her class in person and loved it so I gave it a shot online. Once you understand that all the info needed to pass the exams is in the lectures you will do great. She is a great responder and the assignments are actually interesting, not just busy work! I definitely suggest it!

T. Molino is an excellent instructor. She doesn't go off on tangents, she stays focused and shares just enough about her personal life to make you really feel her humanity and compassion. She is respectful, and has great boundaries. Please say hello to her if you walk in late, she appreciates being acknowledged.

She is very helpful if you fail a test she will help you with studying for the next one, and will make appointments with you to get help on studying or papers, show up to class so you take her notes which go very fast but she will post them if you miss some, she is funny and very smart and knows so much just off the top of her head.

Molino obviously has a passion for the work she does and that is clearly portrayed through how much she cares for her students, she talks with the class and checks in constantly to make sure people are doing okay. If you study the notes, you'll pass the tests, and she posts everything that she presents in class on her canvas for easy access.

Molino is a great professor. Very passionate about the topics she teaches and she is super funny. Make sure to come to class so you don't miss out on information... she tends to go on tangents that can often be helpful and aren't in the slides to look back at later. Few homework assignments and tests, make sure to study and take good notes.

Overall the class was simple and the information she went over in class was on the tests. The assignments are also straightforward and not too heavy on instructions. The stories she told are what made the lectures more entertaining

She is a great teacher, this class just wasn't for me. The content was fascinating and she is very enthusiastic but if you miss class it's really hard to recover since the books she assigns don't tend to cover the same thing and there's very little homework to reinforce learning. Office hours helps.

I had Molino for ANTHRO 1. Mostly everything you need is in canvas and she posts powerpoints. It wasn't an easy A but it wasn't stressful either. Just take some time to look over the material and complete all the assignments and you should be fine. She provides feedback on assignments and is very kind.

This is my second time taking a class with Molino, she is funny and sweet and her classes are always entertaining. Make sure you attend the lectures and take notes, her powerpoints don't contain much info.

Molino is amazing. She is very understanding and is there for her students. Her tests are super easy and not bad. She has the best intrest and If you are concerned about stuff she will help you.

One of my favorite classes I've taken at the JC. Molino was the most caring and passionate professor I've ever had and she really made me want to show up and be a good student. She tells the best stories and really makes an effort to know her students. I will always remember her class.

I had so much fun in her class and enjoyed the material a lot. She is extremely passionate about the subject matter making it an engaging class. She can get off topic sometimes but it's usually pretty funny/interesting, and her tests are not challenging so it doesn't affect much. She's always willing to help, and very kind I highly recommend her.

I love Molino as a professor and a person, she can definetly be a little disorganized in her lectures and they are quite content heavy but her tests aren't very difficult. It's a pretty easy class as long as you take notes and ask questions during reviews, she's an extremely kind, passionate, understanding, and caring professor. Highly recommend.

Teresa is someone I respect as a person and as an instructor. She is very passionate and caring, and she very much wants to see her students succeed. Her class was pretty straightforward: take notes, do the exam study guides, get enough sleep before the exams and you will pass with flying colors. She comes off as caring for each and every student.

Very available and willing to help super flexible, class is complex be preapred to listen and take notes on just about everything. Lots of tests and lectures

Awesome professor, she cares about the students and she's well prepared. Attendance could be mandatory (she may give you a quiz or a worksheet or even extra credit without notice, if you ditched, sorry) also everything that could be in an exam will be on the slideshows on canvas BUT most of the stuff will be said by her during lectures

I enjoyed this class a lot, but the tests are where your grade comes from. Go to lectures. They help a lot bc, at times, there would be one thing on the study guide, but it was not in the slides she posted. Although, it could've also been me not looking well enough. Molino as a person is so nice, and I feel like she really enjoys what she teaches

Professor Molino is an engaging and caring instructor. While her lectures can be fast-paced, attending class is essential as her slides don't capture the full content. unstuck AI proved helpful for review alongside the textbook. Overall, a rewarding course if you stay engaged.

I seriously feel blessed to have gotten to take this class. She is not only a phenomenal professor but a phenomenal human being. I dealt with some extenuating circumstances and she gave me so much grace and support. I cannot stress how much I recommend taking her class.

Passionate and cares about the material. She is personable and connects with her students. Don't be afraid to reach out to her. There is a fair amount of material, required quizzes, a couple of exams, and a final project.The material isn't difficult, just pay attention, take notes, and study a bit. ATTEND CLASS, you will likely do very well.FAV OAT

I have taken Anthro1 and Anthro 43 with Theresa and love the information she covers in her lectures. She is very understanding and always wants to support her students. The tests are easy and she goes over the study guides with us. She's open to questions about different topics and always keeps the material fun and interesting.

Molino is personable, funny, experienced, and makes the most of a moderately sized lecture course. I had her in my second semester and found her very accessible, and her lectures reasonably engaging. She sprinkled in a useful amount of video clips, personal anecdotes, and other stories. The assignments and the exam were fairly easy in my opinion.

This professor is the best I've ever had. I took anthro 43 to satisfy credits for my nursing degree and was dreading it but now it's my favorite course ever. Lectures are never boring and include lots of storytelling to teach you the essence of each native society. Barely any homework, study guides + review sessions, no trick question tests. 10/10.

Great teacher through the whole year and I enjoyed taking the class, only bad thing i see is so little assignments and tests if you do bad you don't have much to bring you up.

Theresas is such a caring person and an amzing instructor. She teaches native american culture with absolute undying passion and care. An A in the class doesn't require hours upon hours of studying. Just immerse yourself a little bit and take care with notes and assignments.