Teaching

Highlights of Student Feedback

MDIA 2010 Media Analysis and Criticism

"It was taught well, the fun class activities helped me gain a better idea of what was being taught."

"I really enjoyed the way the lecture was set up within the class as it felt very organized. In addition to this, I also liked the way the media labs were set up as I believe they helped me to better understand the material."

"I thought that the content was organized and easy to follow along with. I had plenty of opportunities to consider how the content could be applied to my future career."

MDIA 4175 Media and Sexual Representation

"I thought it was taught very well, Eva touches on a lot of different subjects and explains them in depth for full understanding. She also makes sure to put content warnings when it comes to sensitive topics."

"I enjoyed the discussions and that students got to present topics and lead discussions."

"Eva was very knowledgeable in everything she discussed in class and was able to think of quick examples to back up what she was explaining." 

"Too much reading, but Eva is really smart and passionate about this subject which made it enjoyable."

MDIA 4176 Technology, Communication, and Culture

"Really interesting, invigorating concepts were included. I wish people would have engaged a bit more to dive into these unique concepts, but since they were a bit taboo or uncomfortable at times, people did not converse as much as I would have liked. But not the professors fault! She introduced some really thought provoking ideas and illustrated them well, with a clear passion for what she has learned."

"Very organized and she lets you know what will be happening every week and day. Sends out great reminders, etc."

"Lectures were insightful, and the attempts at group engagement were frequent (though the class was not always communicative – not professors fault!). Screenings and reaction papers were great to understand and apply knowledge in different contexts. Guest lectures were also insightful in hearing other people’s points of view."