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Best in Class: Students Recount Some Can’t-Miss Courses
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Campus & Community Among Spring 2027 courses available are Introduction to Culinary Arts, Professional Baking and Fine Pastries. Campus & Community Best in Class: Students Recount Some Can’t-Miss Courses Innovative curricula, lively teaching and professors with heart: With registration underway, students share what they think makes a good course great. Diane Stirling Nov. 9, 2026 Estimated Reading Time: Share × Video Player What makes a course earn top marks from students? It’s a variety of elements: an innovative curriculum; a lively teaching style; or a professor whose heart is clearly connected to the classroom and who provides excellent student experience. Here are some courses that earn “best in class” ratings from students. Course: SPM 300 Name Image and Likeness (NIL) Taught by: David Meluni, professor of practice We are so lucky to have professors with incredible experiences and foresight about what is next in the industry.
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