The class:
This was the first time Slavic 40 was offered: Christianity, East and West. It was EXCELLENT because it offered a relatively fair, unbiased look at the three branches of Christianity. We focused both on history and theology, considering the similarities and differences of each branch (Eastern Orthodox, Roman Catholic, and Protestant). TAKE IT. Many different people were interested in it, and I'm telling you that it's worth it. Intriguing stuff.

The professor:
Vroon is GOOD. Period. So good that I want to take him again. Sure, he's a little unorganized and not always focused. Sometimes we'd go off on tangents for a long time or explore little details that were not extremely important. Still, it shows his desire to teach, his flexibility, his openness, etc. He's approachable, fair, extremely interesting, passionate about what he's teaching, good to his students, knowledgable, thought-provoking, willing to yield, and everything a good professor is.

So, it's not too hard of a class because Vroon just wanted you to know the material: it's straight forward. It wasn't too much work, but a fair amount to get you to think and understand. Tests were fine. Took a long time to get grades back, though.