Please change Linda Gedemer's status from adjunct to full-time professor.
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Brandon Cudequest
11 years ago
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Linda has helped me define my career goals, inspired me to attend graduate school and receive my Master's, and has taught me fundamentals I am still using on a day to day basis. Linda's love for her students and for the subject are unparalleled in the RECA department.
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Gretchel Lomboy
11 years ago
Linda is by far the most helpful and influential teacher I have experienced in the RECA department in my 4 years at LMU. She has connected with students and has taught many more lessons than some of the other full-time professors. It's a shame that she is only an adjunct professor.
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Nick Chiu
11 years ago
Linda has been one of the most knowledgable and passionate professors I've had the privelage of learning from. It is already bad that she is not a full time faculty member because of all that she has to offer, but it would simply be a shame if the RECA department and other LMU faculty don't do everything they can to keep one of the most valuable invaluable professors in sound acoustics and recording technology.
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Nick Chiu
11 years ago
Linda has been one of the most knowledgable and passionate professors I've had the privelage of learning from. It is already bad that she is not a full time faculty member because of all that she has to offer, but it would simply be a shame if the RECA department and other LMU faculty don't do everything they can to keep one of the most valuable invaluable professors in sound acoustics and recording technology.
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Amanda Niles
11 years ago
Linda's highly qualified and I enjoyed her class on acoustics very much, which is rare for me to find a science class interesting. She cares a lot about the students and is passionate about teaching as well as her field of study.
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Josh Bartell
11 years ago
I have taken three of Linda's classes all of which have been invaluable to my success in college. I've learned more from her then any other professors at the school. Her addition as a full time professor in the recording arts department would be an undeniable asset to both the school as a whole and the students within.
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Sedrick Moore II
11 years ago
With all due respect to Mladen and those involved, I agree that the school, and most importantly the students, would benefit from this.
Linda has helped me define my career goals, inspired me to attend graduate school and receive my Master's, and has taught me fundamentals I am still using on a day to day basis. Linda's love for her students and for the subject are unparalleled in the RECA department.
Linda is by far the most helpful and influential teacher I have experienced in the RECA department in my 4 years at LMU. She has connected with students and has taught many more lessons than some of the other full-time professors. It's a shame that she is only an adjunct professor.
Linda has been one of the most knowledgable and passionate professors I've had the privelage of learning from. It is already bad that she is not a full time faculty member because of all that she has to offer, but it would simply be a shame if the RECA department and other LMU faculty don't do everything they can to keep one of the most valuable invaluable professors in sound acoustics and recording technology.
Linda has been one of the most knowledgable and passionate professors I've had the privelage of learning from. It is already bad that she is not a full time faculty member because of all that she has to offer, but it would simply be a shame if the RECA department and other LMU faculty don't do everything they can to keep one of the most valuable invaluable professors in sound acoustics and recording technology.
Linda's highly qualified and I enjoyed her class on acoustics very much, which is rare for me to find a science class interesting. She cares a lot about the students and is passionate about teaching as well as her field of study.
I have taken three of Linda's classes all of which have been invaluable to my success in college. I've learned more from her then any other professors at the school. Her addition as a full time professor in the recording arts department would be an undeniable asset to both the school as a whole and the students within.
With all due respect to Mladen and those involved, I agree that the school, and most importantly the students, would benefit from this.