The purpose of this petition is to demonstrate to the department of Economics at the University of Winnipeg that the students take a vested interest in their education and want the very best out of their learning experience. By signing this, you agree that Dennis Ng is a invaluable part of the UofW student learning experience. As students, we need to have our voice heard, to show that we believe that teaching is as important, if not more so than research, as students are the most valuable stakeholder in the university experience.
The feedback regarding Dennis Ng has been consistent and underscores how much his teaching has impacted our academic careers. I am currently reaching out to the department administration to relay these sentiments directly. Your persistent engagement remains the primary force behind this effort.
April 15, 2015
The momentum behind this petition highlights how much Dennis Ng is respected by our academic community. It is clear that the quality of our instruction is a primary concern for the students at this university.
Reached 100 supporters
April 15, 2015
80 Comments
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Didier Topangu
11 years ago
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There is nothing that I can say that has not been said by other students. Dennis is not just an instructor, he also finds a way to engage his students and bridge the gap between the lessons and their application to day to day life. It would be a great loss both to the students and the faculty not to have him as a professor.
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Markus Hoegel
11 years ago
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He is one big reason why I enjoyed my experience as an exchange student that much. It would be a shame and very disappointing if a teacher of his quality would not be re-hired.
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Reuben Von Candoy
11 years ago
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Excellent professor. He inspired me to study further in Economics. And besides, I strongly believe that teaching skills trumps research skills any day when it comes to learning. There's a reason why we call them teachers, and not researchers.
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Logan Kilmury
11 years ago
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He is one of my personal favourite profs at the UofW. The 2 Econ classes i have had with him have been the most enjoyable classes i have taken in my 2 years at uni. I don't think that this should be sacrificed for a little extra cash
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Andrew Szelemej
11 years ago
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Dennis has supported JDC West and other student groups in the business faculty. I have nothing but good things to say about him and you can tell he cares about his students through his teaching method ad involvement in the faculty.
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Ryan Kuhtey
11 years ago
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Great prof who made coming to class fun and educational. Proved that a leader who genuinely cares can drive success of all his students. I feel bad for all future finance students.
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Fire BAUW
11 years ago
Maybe we should start another petition to fire all business faculty who can not teach or simply read from slides
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Randell
11 years ago
He has a true passion for economics which is displayed by his teaching style. If they lose him, it will be a great loss to the University of Winnipeg.
The purpose of this petition is to demonstrate to the department of Economics at the University of Winnipeg that the students take a vested interest in their education and want the very best out of their learning experience. By signing this, you agree that Dennis Ng is a invaluable part of the UofW student learning experience. As students, we need to have our voice heard, to show that we believe that teaching is as important, if not more so than research, as students are the most valuable stakeholder in the university experience.
The feedback regarding Dennis Ng has been consistent and underscores how much his teaching has impacted our academic careers. I am currently reaching out to the department administration to relay these sentiments directly. Your persistent engagement remains the primary force behind this effort.
April 15, 2015
The momentum behind this petition highlights how much Dennis Ng is respected by our academic community. It is clear that the quality of our instruction is a primary concern for the students at this university.
Reached 100 supporters
April 15, 2015
80 Comments
D
Didier Topangu
11 years ago
Featured
There is nothing that I can say that has not been said by other students. Dennis is not just an instructor, he also finds a way to engage his students and bridge the gap between the lessons and their application to day to day life. It would be a great loss both to the students and the faculty not to have him as a professor.
M
Markus Hoegel
11 years ago
Featured
He is one big reason why I enjoyed my experience as an exchange student that much. It would be a shame and very disappointing if a teacher of his quality would not be re-hired.
R
Reuben Von Candoy
11 years ago
Featured
Excellent professor. He inspired me to study further in Economics. And besides, I strongly believe that teaching skills trumps research skills any day when it comes to learning. There's a reason why we call them teachers, and not researchers.
L
Logan Kilmury
11 years ago
Featured
He is one of my personal favourite profs at the UofW. The 2 Econ classes i have had with him have been the most enjoyable classes i have taken in my 2 years at uni. I don't think that this should be sacrificed for a little extra cash
A
Andrew Szelemej
11 years ago
Featured
Dennis has supported JDC West and other student groups in the business faculty. I have nothing but good things to say about him and you can tell he cares about his students through his teaching method ad involvement in the faculty.
R
Ryan Kuhtey
11 years ago
Featured
Great prof who made coming to class fun and educational. Proved that a leader who genuinely cares can drive success of all his students. I feel bad for all future finance students.
F
Fire BAUW
11 years ago
Maybe we should start another petition to fire all business faculty who can not teach or simply read from slides
R
Randell
11 years ago
He has a true passion for economics which is displayed by his teaching style. If they lose him, it will be a great loss to the University of Winnipeg.
There is nothing that I can say that has not been said by other students. Dennis is not just an instructor, he also finds a way to engage his students and bridge the gap between the lessons and their application to day to day life. It would be a great loss both to the students and the faculty not to have him as a professor.