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Prevent Stanford from Cutting Professor Scott McKeon's Classes

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Paolo Zocco
5 years ago

Professor McKeon is the best professor I’ve had at Stanford, he truly cares for his students and is amazing at boiling down difficult topics

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Scott was undoubtedly one of the best educators that I had during my time at Stanford

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José Luis Gandara
5 years ago

Stanford Public Policy ‘23/4

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Audrey Gorman
5 years ago

Not an econ major, but took 102A for a statistics requirement and stayed for 102B purely because of Scott. His classes remain the most valuable I have taken at Stanford. Please explore every option to keep him!!

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Leila Orsag
5 years ago

Scott is a wonderful teacher and has so much to offer students!

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Samantha Baird
5 years ago

He was objectively the best teacher I had in the econ department!

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Liam Conway
5 years ago

Scott made an entirely online-taught statistics course into some of my favorite material I've ever learned. He is an irreplaceable asset to not only the Economics department, but to the entire Stanford community.

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Hussam Algallaf
5 years ago

Scott is the best teacher at Stanford. He goes above and beyond for each of his students. How best to reward excellence with other than good? Do you reward excellence with malice? It would be shameful to cut Scott from teaching Econ 102B and Econ 137. He is just the best at those. It is non-sensical to trade in your Ferrari (Scott) for an unproven substitute.

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Aidan Cullen
5 years ago

KEEP SCOTT

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Ali Taoube
5 years ago

Econ 102A and Econ 102B are hard classes as is just because of the nature of the material, especially for students like myself who have no statistics background. Scott made that material as simple and clear as humanly possible and letting someone who so clearly actually cares about his students' understanding of the material would be a monumental mistake.

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Colby Clark
5 years ago

Scott's humor, clarity, and ethos of making hard things simple has allowed me to get so much out of his classes. I can't imagine the material without his instruction. I'm currently studying for the 102B final; I'm motivated to work hard for my instructor because Scott works so diligently for his students.

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Josh Galloway
5 years ago

102A and 102B in particular are very material-heavy courses that can be slogs at times. I wish I would've had Scott in person, but even online he is one of the clearest teachers I have ever had and truly loves teaching us. #SaveScott

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Grace Li
5 years ago

Scott is an awesome professor and truly cares about teaching and his students. I cannot imagine learning material from Econ 102A and 102B without him as teacher.

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Erick Adrian Bravo
5 years ago

Public policy student here, '23. ECON102B is difficult, and even moreso for first gen students. Scott is part of the reason I felt like I could grasp the concepts. Cutting Scott as the lecturer is VERY much an equity issue in a major (includes the econ major too) that disadvantages first gen students/those that came from underfunded highschools.

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Benjamin Sage
5 years ago

SCOTT IS THE BEST THING THAT EVER HAPPENED TO STANFORD

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Ruth-Ann Armstrong
5 years ago

Econ 102B was a difficult class to work through, but I was able to manage because of Scott! Truly cares about his students

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Arjun Ramani
5 years ago

Scott is one of the best lecturer's in the econ department and truly improves the quality of Stanford's undergraduate economics education.

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Caitlin Casey
5 years ago

scott is the best professor i have ever had hands down give this man all his money he’s earned it and then some

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Zane Sabbagh
5 years ago

Scott is one of your most highly rated professors on any platform you read reviews on; and every Econ major is ecstatic about taking classes with him - you’ve gotta keep him!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Scott was one of the absolute highlights of my undergraduate education - I want to emphasize that his impact extends beyond just the economics major. He is one of the best teachers I have ever had the pleasure of knowing and honor of learning from. I strongly implore the economics department to reconsider the decision to cut his classes.