This class is not as hard as it may seem. There are readings expected to be done every class and there is usually a quiz and class discussion everyday. She tolerates tardiness and is pretty straight forward with how she wants her essays done. She often encourages going to the writing center and to her office hours only if you need clarification on any topic. The class itself is pretty interesting and participation is required. She does often send emails clarifying what is expected to be done every class does reply to emails quickly.

The easiest class I took freshman year. Weekly assignments and quizzes are unchallenging as long as you do the short and enjoyable readings. Take this class.

I took the class fall 2015. The topic was travel and Moe made it very interesting. She is not a hard grader and the weekly quizzes are very easy as long as you actually do the reading. She loves it when you participate. After taking this class I decided to become an English major.

Don´t take this class with her! She will try to push her ideals on you. When I took this class it was about food and food production. She won´t stop telling you how bad your food is and what a bad person you are for eating this food.
Also, you can´t miss class more than once or she´ll mark you down.
Her grading is ok, but she miscalculated my grade and won´t change it.

I would highly recommend taking Dr. Moe's class. The class is very straightforward. To succeed in the class, all one need's to do is do all the reading, participate in class, and turn in assignments on time. If you do all of these things consistently, it is not very difficult to get an A in this class.

She's intimidating only if you do not participate in class. She really wants to know your opinion and hear you speak, definitely a must in her class. Overall I would say take her class but be prepared to participate, also the reading is VERY doable.
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I was really scared to take Professor Moe for English Comp 3. The ratings on the bruinwalk are scary. But during summer you really dont have much choice to well I went ahead and took her.
I finished her class a week a ago and here is the deal.
Its certainly not easy. There is a lot of reading. And average amount of writing. There is a quiz in EVERY lecture so you have to read your stuff.
The quiz is graded check check plus and check minus.
You are allowed to bring your notes from the reading so thats good. But ya the quizzes are not very easy.
Coming to everything else. She is strict. Absentees will lose grade.
And if you participate in class, you are bound to get b's and a's.
She would not go over the writing style in class. She told us to take tutoring or got to the writing center. She would discuss the topic a lot in the class. The topic for the class is American Food Industry. Pretty interesting.
Trick to get an A in her class. Talk in class. DO YOUR READINGS. Improve on your rough drafts and be punctual.

Professor Moe is a little better than what I thought I'd end up with in a required English class. This class was really very easy until probably week 8, where it got a little more complicated because of group projects. Overall, she was very easy; reading comprehension quizzes every class (literally like 4 questions, you could get extra credit on them if she asked any extra questions and you answered them too) with check minus, check, check plus grading.
She is super strict about absences and tardies, and extremely rarely goes on a tangent unrelated to the subject.
If you are considering taking this class, be sure you are interested in her topic (which right now is), the American Fodd industry, and the conflict between organic and industrialism. (I hear her topic used to be about WWII, so just check to make sure you're interested in whatever you end up picking).

I might be in the minority here, but I actually think that Professor Moe's class isn't too bad. I mean, it's English composition, so you can't really complain about having to read and write alot. With that being said, the topic of the class is food and it is actually really interesting. "The Omnivore's Dilemma" gives us insight about the nation's food industry and shows us how skewed our food system really is. We also never had time to read the second book, "My Year of Meats", which gave us more time to focus on our papers. The papers aren't too bad if you're a good writer, but it is in no way, shape or form "easy". It requires a lot of critical thinking and extensive analyzing and if you struggle with writing, I would highly advise you sign up for tutoring. Professor Moe would recommend that, as well. Actually, she told us all to get tutoring in our first week! All in all, I really enjoyed the class and I feel that my writing has improved a lot since taking this class.