Peter B. Gregg
- Courses3
- Reviews8
- School: University of St. Thomas
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- Department: Communication
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Location:
2115 Summit Ave
St. Paul, MN - 55105 - Dates at University of St. Thomas: April 2016 - June 2020
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Not Mandatory
Good
This professor has a unique grading system. Criteria for grading is clear and you can anticipate your final grade. You will work independently in the first half of the semester and a group work in second half. He will give great feedback and at the same time you can do revisions.
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Would take again: No
For Credit: Yes
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Mandatory
Poor
I started out loving Professor Gregg and really gained a better appreciation for film. But as the class progressed, I disliked his classes and movies more and more. He struggles to relate to students and proved that he exists in his own little bubble, where everything he does makes sense. And if you don't obey with that, then to bad.
Biography
University of St. Thomas - Communication
Experience
University of Minnesota
Senior Lecturer
Media Production course coordinator. Taught Comm 3201 (Introduction to Electronic Media Production), Comm 3202 (Audio Production and Media Literacy), Comm 3204 (Advanced Electronic Media Production), Comm 3211 (US Electronic Media), and courses in film and media, including "Documentary Film as Persuasion," "Comedy and Film," and "Film, Aesthetics, and Communication."
University of St. Thomas
Assistant Professor
Peter worked at University of St. Thomas as a Assistant Professor
Education
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Master of Arts (M.A.)
Communication and Media Studies
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Communication and Media Studies
Minnesota State University, Moorhead
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Media Production, Speech Communication
University of Minnesota
Senior Lecturer
Media Production course coordinator. Taught Comm 3201 (Introduction to Electronic Media Production), Comm 3202 (Audio Production and Media Literacy), Comm 3204 (Advanced Electronic Media Production), Comm 3211 (US Electronic Media), and courses in film and media, including "Documentary Film as Persuasion," "Comedy and Film," and "Film, Aesthetics, and Communication."
