He is enthusiastic about teaching and is very approachable. I'm looking forward to this course.

I was really impressed on how he handled the midterm. He actually listens to the class and seems pretty fair. This is my favourite course so far :)

Great style of teaching. Very fair and very nice. Keep up the good work.

Really great prof! It's really difficult to find instructors that put so much effort into their teaching & actually think about their students first.

excellent prof. very fair.

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Interesting course. Very fair to students and grading. This prof and course are highly recommended to future students!!!

Good professor and the course material was interesting. I have to admit that he got better as the course went on. Cares about the students learning. I recommend taking this course with him if he ever teaches it again.

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Really nice professor. Attends to student's questions and he knows his stuff.

Apart from Zac being the most gorgeous professor anyone could ever ask for, he's incredibly smart and always looks out for his students best interest. He's always fair and keeps his committments to the class. All in all, he's one of the best prof's at UTSC

awesome prof, really cares about his students and will listen to their concerns and address it. fair final exam and makes lecture interesting too. i recommend this course.

Zach is one of the best professors at utsc. He really cares about his students and is very fair. Not to mention hot!

very good prof

very good prof

Prof Campbell is a great teacher. Very approachable and always accommodating to students' concerns. I hope he teaches other courses! :)

He is not the greatest lecturer, but the course material is pretty interesting. He gets alot of his lecture materials right of the text, and he just reads them off. But he is new prof, so give him a break. He does have the potential of being an awesome prof. and also, he is REALLY hot!

I agree with the previous rater. Zachariah will become an amazing lecturer with time. I noticed that he was occasionally nervous and quick but his effort to ensure the best for his students certainly stands out. Overall, I recommend this professor to future students and also hope he teaches more psych courses.

Pretty good proffessor. Fair midterms and final... Good all in all with clarity and everything but one thing was very disappointing; grades were belcourved down after final because the class average was to high...i went from an A- to a B!

This prof is amazing. Very helpful with students and easily approachable. I recommend this prof to future students.

Awesome prof - one of the better ones at UTSC!! He is very approachable and truly cares for his students. His exams are fair as long as you put in the effort to study! Definitely recommend this course to all students, plus its veryy interesting and based on presentations! (no text req'd)

*not D01, it's PSYD33* - Advanced abnormal

His lectures are well paced and he is very clear. I only sometimes had trouble when he used vocabularly more difficult than the textbook, but that wasn't often. His exams are very fair, and if he needs to make things more difficult, its not tricky, its just more detailed questions from the textbook that you should get right by studying well.

This has been my most favourite class so far in psychology. Professor Campbell is well-spoken and he genuinely tries to make the material meaningful. He is also very approachable. The exams are also fair in this course.

This is my second class with Zachariah. He is a great instructor in the way that he communicates the course material with enthusiasm and moderates class discussions in a professional manner. In all, I seriously recommend that you consider taking PSYD33 with him if you ever get the chance.

Course material was interesting even though I am a management student. A reasonable amount of effort will pay off in this course. Would take it again.

Zac Campbell is a great lecturer and a total sweetheart. I took his class online and it was at times difficult to pay attention to his lectures because his beauty was so distracting. Exams were fair and mostly textbook oriented. Overall, he's the type of man I would marry and have children with!

Good prof. took the course online. I wasn't able to get in touch with the TA or him, well i did, but they didn't reply. However, he does keep you posted on the portal.. Exams are straightforward. You need to study to do well though. Just wish the exam wasnt cumulative, its a lot of info.

Personally, i thought he did a much better job teaching D33 than B45. He was much more enthusiastic and he really made the effort to make class more interactive. Very helpful, approachable prof.

This prof is very approachable and very clear with his explanations. He is also very easy going which makes the class and learning experience a little bit less stressful.

One of the best lecturers I have ever had (I have had many lecturers over the past 4 years). I agree with the previous ratings in that he is easy to approach and very knowledgeable. I highly recommend him and wished he taught more of my courses.

Campbell is an awesome prof who took great interest in the history of psych. admitted it was his favourite class to teach. TAs were okay - structuring of marking was horrendous though. Exams were alright, but very fair. Girls love him, but I understand why. Pulled out a very good grade even though I thought I failed the final. Very good prof!

hard to focus, because he is so handsome ;)

Easy to understand. Whole course is textbook memorization. He's a down to earth random guy. Pretty cute too

D33 is my favorite class so far (and I'm in 4th year). Within almost every class, we had intellectual debates about various aspects of abnormal psych which truly stretched my mind. Zach is a great prof. Take this course if you get the chance.

He is one of the best professors I've ever had. He genuinly cares about students, makes sure concepts are clear, provides great examples, I believe many professors who've been teaching for years should follow his example. The subject (and textbook) was very hands on/practical and easy to understand. Midterm-easy,final-tough,but marks came out fine.

loved this class. he really showed his passion for clinical/abnormal psychology and his moderation of debates was insightful. he is by far my favourite prof at UTSC so far. take this course!

Very good course to take. Professor Campbell is an awesome prof to consult, especially with the final paper. The debate topics were interesting and are definetly worth exploring if you love abnormal/clinical psychology. I recommend this course be taken by every person in psychology if they have the chance to take it.

Zachariah is an amazing professor. Especially in person. Down to earth and only cares about your personal behavioral improvement. This is the first time I've posted here and I completely recommend him. Great experience - thanks.

Was the one of the last courses I took at UTSC and definitely my favourite. Zachariah did a fantastic job and his insights regarding Clinical Psychology were intriguing. I learnt quite a bit. I should also mention that he's pretty funny and pretty cute.

I had Zachariah as my prof for both PSYB45 and PSYD33. He is my favourite teacher. When I consider the many other classes I have taken, which have been great nonetheless, he brings an authentic and genuine spirit to the teaching atmosphere to either a large lecture hall or a small d-level room. Highly recommended!!!

Zachariah is a rather genuine person who clearly wants to make a difference. Extremely approachable!!! Very refreshing!!! For once, I'm finally looking forward to physically attending a course :)

Definitely a very nice prof. Material in the course was very straightforward but exams weren't as easy as first thought. Quite empty lectures at the time I was taking the course but he still engaged the audience every class!

Exceptional prof! Professional, engaging and has a great sense of humour. I attend lectures whenever I can. Midterm was fair with a range of easy to difficult questions. It isn't going to be all easy, this is U of T, it should be at least somewhat challenging. Proof: I'm not the greatest student but I applied myself & earned 87% on the midterm.

Love Zachariah. He is very approachable and helpful. His self-modification option has already really made a difference in the lives of my wife and myself. I applaud his sincerity and energy. Keep it up.

Great professor (and cute which doesn't hurt). Just did the midterm and felt it was more than fair. I met him in the hall a few weeks ago and was taken back by how approachable he was and his genuine concern for students. If he teaches any other courses, I've already signed up.

Prof.Campbell is a great prof he understands his students and very passionate about the course. I wish he teaches more course at UTSC. After taking this course, it really changed my lifestyle. The self-management assignment was really helpful in understanding about myself and the course. midterm was fair but final was tricky.

The breakdown of this course is the WORST! 40% midterm and 60% final. If you mess up on either your screwed. The final was absolutely ridiculous in terms of the amount of reading we had to do - 25 chapters total plus supplementary readings!I really like Zachariah but he needs to think about this absurd evaluation of his.

The class is really interesting but the final was ridiculous. I really liked zachariah but I'm not so sure after that final (I'm only kinda joking). It's just mean to make the midterm super easy and get us all excited then ruin all our dreams of getting a good mark by making the final so hard. The difficulty should be consistent throughout.

Loved the class... it definitely changed my life. Zachariah is very encouraging, but no doubt, the final was more difficult than the final because it was cumulative. I heard from a classmate that he teaches D33 often and it is amazing given the more intimate environment between the instructor and students. Great teacher but definitely challenging.

Zachariah is the reason that I decided to pursue neuropsych instead of economics. I now have know my purpose in life in how to help people. I truly appreciated the content of this course as well as his receptiveness to my inquiries and concerns.

Content is interesting, presentation of the content is interesting, the professor is interesting... BUT the Final exam was ridiculously hard! This course is not for those who are looking for an easy time.

AMAZZING prof! Helped me realize what I wanted to do in life. I realized when I was watching one of his lectures. Such a positive and inspirational outlook on life he has. Final was a bit hard, but he tries to make it fair and has bonus assignments so you can earn more marks. Textbook reading is mandatory.

Amazing Prof! One of the best professors at UTSC. Majoring in Chemistry but decided to take this course as an elective and it was the best decision I made. Clear lectures, Very interesting. Can apply everything learned in this class to your life. Would love to take another class with this prof. Textbook readings are a must!

Engaging prof that is knowledgable and very approachable. I like that he is responsive to students needs. Had him before and was not disappointed with my final grade and the study effort I put in. Heavy topic but inherently interesting. Not sure what to expect on the final but hoping for the best.

Sexy prof. People hate on him because the course is difficult (it's marked as a B-level psychology course but it's heavy on bio/neuroscience, a LOT of readings). However, he went out of his way MANY times to make the final more manageable, including posting textbook exclusions and 'focused content slides'. Overall, difficult course, helpful prof.

A LOT OF READINGS. 22 chapters... But he listens to the feedback of students and shortened the material and made the exam easy so it was manageable.

This course is available via WebOption. Apparently due to a revamp of the course, lecture hours were cut short - causing an immense amount of material to be learned by students themselves. He went out of his way to assist his students in preparing for his final. Impressive prof with a heavy course.

It was his first time teaching the course and as a result of that he was not fully prepared. Personally, he is a great person to talk to one on one, but not so much in class. Unlike other professors he seems to have a genuine interest for teaching, but just needs to organize his information more properly.

Great class despite amount of content. Interested in neuropsych much more so now!!

Took this class online most of the time - but attended a few classes when I could. Campbell is a great teacher and he did a great job trying to cover as much as he could using a 2 hour lecture slot per week. Hopefully this class is a 3 hour course next time around. Nice on the eyes, but that's beside's the point. Now interested in neuroscience :)

It was his first time teaching B65 Fall 2013. It was very disorganized: due dates kept moving, exams were started later than usual, and online quizzes were glitchy like crazy! But Campbell really tried to be considerate to students and would list EXACTLY what was going to be in exams. He also fixed any online quizzes problems. Very helpful! :)

Awesome midterm (A+). Killer final (awaiting my mark). It is nothing like the midterm, especially the way the questions are phrased. OUCH :(

The course was really interesting overall but the prof was a little unorganized in lectures. Like a lot of people on here said, the midterm was pretty easy, but the final was ridiculously hard. Don't expect the final to be like the midterm even though the layout is the same. Textbook readings r necessary.

Very interesting subject but is not as easy as other b level psychology courses. I found the final and midterm challenging but fair. You can't cram anything with bio like neuroscience. You got an A this summer by just enjoying and spacing my studying. Nice/cute prof doesn't hurt either.

Took the course in the summer. It was online as it was taped last year. Neuroscience for a psych student like me wasnt easy. Prof made it understandable. You cannot cram this course. One of my friends did and was not happy with his grade. But by planning ahead I was able to do well (A).

Professor Campbell teaches some complicated stuff but he makes every lecture interesting, interactive, fun and memorable. He is approachable and sincere, he truly wants people to pass. Also he is so intelligent it is a real treat to listen to him, but he will challenge you and will encourage participation so better do the readings.

He's an inspirational prof and really tries to help you out with studying for exams by dropping hints and putting up sample questions. Our final was scheduled relatively early this year so he cut down on readings. That said, the material itself is pretty confusing so you need to study to do well. But he helps by giving straight forward exams.

Tough course for psych students like me who don't have a neuroscience background. Zachariah adjusted the textbook readings because the final fell on an early date - which was very helpful. Enjoyed his lectures and I echo previous comments on how he is wonderful on a one-on-one basis as well. Taking Drugs and the Brain this term :)

I don't usually rate online but feel that some who do usually did not do well. That aside, I found him to be a great communicator. He went out of his way to help me and another student outside of office hours. I have nothing but positive regard and recommend this course. I took it online in the summer but wish I it was in class.

First course with him. I'm registered for the online section but attended class anyways. I never felt more inspired. I was very impressed that he spent so much time after class helping me figure out what I want to do with my life after my undergrad.

Great prof! Really helpful in all aspects (esp the term paper). Really fair grader, although he takes a while to give your marks back. If you want to do well, do your weekly readings and make sure you come to class (easy marks)- plus the debates can be interesting/heated. Thoroughly enjoyed coming to class every week

Amazing prof. His lectures were not boring at all. Very, very helpful and encouraging.

Good prof, just memorize the textbook. His exams are really fair. However, he takes forever to grade the exams

Fairly easy course if your in Neuroscience since NROB60 overlaps with this course a lot, so tons of repetition. A bit on the disorganized side but exams/tests are straight forward, just read the textbook word for word. Does tell you what figures that appears on tests.

Readings are all testable but he will explicitly say when he's leaving something out. Very interesting course overall, try and get your hands on test banks.

This prof is nice but the readings are heavy. Used the testbanks for midterm, I prepared for the final without them and got 4.0. "Bird" course if you like neuro, bio and psych. Lectures are based on main concepts, use the text for details. Unless he tells you otherwise.

Easiest 4.0 ever. Professor Campbell is a great lecturer, if you get him you're lucky. Awesome and intelligent man.

Such a great professor, if you have the chance to take one of his courses, don't pass it up. Go see him during office hours, really great person to have a conversation with, extremely intelligent and down to earth. One of my favourites!

He explains concepts really well, makes it very clear what is expected of you on the exams (questions for which are fairly straightforward).

I had ZC for PSYC32, PSYB65 and PSYC62 and found him a very good communicator who was generous with his time/counsel. Some people don't like his storytelling but I truly thought it brought the content to life. Warning: if you take his courses via WebOption, he isn't great about responding to emails; much better if you visit during his office hours.

Everything is from the textbook. No surprises. Disorganized but the tests are fair. MT1 was ridden with typos but MT2 was very clear and straightforward. Got over 90s in both MTs, just read the textbook. The text is dense so make sure you don't cram if you cant take in info quickly. plus he added bonus marks to the second MT2. stop complaining

straightforward. all of the info is in the textbook. If you don't prepare, you will do poorly. That's pretty much the standard for every course. He doesn't post stuff on time, but it's the grade that matters. He tests fair. You should get an A if you read the text. In fact he gives hints on the diagrams he might test on. Chill and intelligent guy.

b65: tests testbanks. he added diagrams to prevent us from getting perfect. c62: testbanks for the 2nd MT/final. I'll be honest. the lectures are useless-read the text. I'd rather get a "disorganized" prof and get two 4.0s than struggle w a supposedly "good prof". Study and get the mark you deserve, that goes for every course.

Challenging D-level course but ultimately practical. Professor Campbell taught us how to understand the literature via meta-analyses, presentations and debates. Probably the toughest course reason/writing, but it truly prepared me for graduate school and critical thinking, I miss undergrad!

Best transitional course to grad school and beyond. Professor Campbell taught my D33 course 8 years ago and made an immeasurable impact on my career.

The only U of T professor to challenge me and take the time to guide me to utilize my 4-year degree. Im now an occupational therapist helping neurological patients and wouldnt have found my spot without him

Professor Campbell seriously helped me understand complicated biochemistry so that it was tangible for this psychology/neuroscience student. I know employ this knowledge routinely as a neuropharmacological researcher. His special lectures from Drugs and the Brain are helpful if you can get a hold of them.

Very engaging