Instructor
Sarah K. Muno
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- Reviews50
- School: Pasadena City College
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- Department: Anthropology
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Location:
1570 E. Colorado Blvd
Pasadena, CA 91106 - Dates at Pasadena City College: June 2015 - July 2020
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Prof. Sarah is one of the best profs in PCC! She's very organized and knowledgeable. She's also caring and fair toward her students. She gave 6 short reading response essays and two exams for the whole sem and they're all pretty easy. You'll easily pass as long as you pay attention in class.
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Prof. Muno is very approachable and she's very willing to entertain questions. She's also very straightforward. She gives you everything you need to know for exams and quizzes. She even has prep days for exams. You can just photocopy the labs from the library. It will be helpful to make friends as well. You get extra credit from zoo trips. Be sure to pay attention in lectures.
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Prof. Muno is amazing!
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I took both lab and lecture with Prof. Muno. Course was lecture heavy, but she breaks it down in an understandable manner. She also makes time for group work to help the students better grasp the material!
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Prof. Sarah is awesome! She's very organized and she will really help you succeed. I was amazed with how she was able to transition well to online learning during COVID-19. We were graded on activities, two essays and two exams; it wasn't actually difficult to get a desired grade (she helps a lot). Would highly recommend her class! She's really amazing!
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Prof. Muno is an amazing prof overall! You can see that she's very passionate about anthropology and she gives lots of opportunities to succeed in her class. I had her for spring term during the quarantine. She has lots of extra credits and her exams are very easy! Activities were pretty fun as well and she's always willing to help!
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Super loved Prof. Muno's class! You can see that she's very passionate! Course material was very challenging, but she goes above and beyond to make sure that you understand everything. I took both of her class and lab. Even if she would really make you work, you'll do fine as long as you put in effort! We didn't have any textbook as well!
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Professor Muno's class is easy. She's very sweet. It's an easy A and you won't dread it.
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She gives clear lectures and is a delight to be around! You can just email your drafts to her. Even though we are getting instructions from afar, our lectures are crystal clear!!
Biography
Pasadena City College - Anthropology
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Muno
I am a physical anthropologist particularly interested in the relationship between social status and health in ancient
historic
and present day human populations. \n\nI strive to approach the subject of human health from a biocultural perspective which places theories of biology within the appropriate context of history
culture
and political economy.
Sarah
Muno
Western Michigan University
Southern Illinois University
Southern Illinois University
St. Joseph High School
Pasadena City College
SIUC
Discussion Leader for Anthropology 104 (Introduction to Anthropology) and Anthropology 202 (America's Diverse Cultures)\n\nLaboratory Instructor for Anthropology 240A (Introduction to Physical Anthropology)
Teaching Assistant
Southern Illinois University
Research Assistant for Dr. Tracy Prowse. Tasks included: inventory of teaching and research collection of human remains; data entry; teaching assistant for Introduction to Forensic Anthropology
Southern Illinois University
Teaching Assistant
Undergraduate introductory courses in archaeology (Course title: Lost Worlds and Archaeology)
and anthropology (Course title: Peoples of the World)
Western Michigan University
Substitute Teacher
Substitute teacher in General Biology and Introduction to Marine Biology
St. Joseph High School
Pasadena City College
Pasadena CA
Professor Of Anthropology
