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What Were Your Memorable Classes?

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Memories throughout the year.

Here are some of the highlights of our senior year based on your comments in the Zoom sessions and other inputs.

  • American History taught by Walter LeFeber. He taught us the importance of how individuals shaped history.
  • Economics of Deregulation with Alfred Kahn. This was a hard one.\
  • Psych 101 with Jame Maas. The doodles in my note books looked like the ones on the screen by schizophreniacs.

Share your memories of Cornell

One response to “What Were Your Memorable Classes?”

  1. Lowell L Youngquist Avatar
    Lowell L Youngquist

    Freshman year: Inorganic Chemistry taught by Professor Sienko, who along with Prof Plane wrote the text book

    Sophomore year:

    * Material and Energy Balances, core foundation course for Chemical Engineering taught by Professor Ray Thorpe who quizzed you weekly to reinforce the fundamentals.

    * Physical Chemistry taught by Professor Albrecht and Teaching Assistants who reinforced fundamentals with weekly quizes so taking the final didi not require cramming the night before

    * Second Semester Sophomore Physics – Learned a lot instead since wanted a grade and not take a pass/fail after Spring 69 takeover of Willard Straight and Barton Hall. The professor taught us well.

    Junior Year

    Chemical Engineering Professors – George R. Scheele and Lienroth – Unit Operations and Separations

    Senior Year

    Italian Renaissance Art Course in Goldwin Smith Hall

    Chemical Engineering Professor – Peter Harriott who guided Ralph Young and myself on our Senior Project and provided wise guidance

    Public Speaking Course in the Agricultural School since Engineering School did not offer at the time.

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