Western Kentucky University / Y / Amber Yuellig

Professor Yuellig's course was moderately difficult and challenging. The assignments were straightforward. Occasionally there were technical difficulties with the course but she worked fast to fix them and was reasonable about extending deadlines when it happened. Spelling and grammer were taken into consideration but seriously, if you have a problem with this then you don't know about or are too lazy to spell check your work. Plagerism was not tolerated.

WARNING!!!

Do Not Take this WEB/Online course...I have started the course a few weeks ago and it is being taught as an upper-division course! It will actually take you much more time than a normal classroom course. The material is not well organized and the instructor is difficult to communicate with (not online when supposed to be and doesn't return emails or allow telephone calls). Students would be better served by actually taking the class in person under a true professor.

This individual only has a masters degree that she has recently received and therefore teaches this as her only class (or job too, maybe). She is simply an instructor. (I've actually found that inexperienced instructors make course much more complicated than most experienced professors). As you can imagine, she uses a magnifying glass approach to grading all assignments (spelling, grammar, exact crediting of works, etc). Don't be lazy or careless one bit with your assignments, she will "issue you a citation" on the spot! I already have a prior bachelors degree from WKU from several years ago and I took this course for informational purposes only! Please trust me, you can do better by taking another professor in a class-based course in archaeology!