The Princeton Review released a list today of the Best 300 Professors based on a rating system created in conjunction with RateMyProfessors.com. The press release for the forthcoming book based on the list can be found here. Wouldn’t you know it, there are nine — count them, nine — of our best and brightest on the list. We aren’t bragging or anything, but Harvard and Yale have only two each on the list. I’m not saying that this is a metric for how much better we are than they, but it seems pretty conclusive to me. The list includes Professors Baumann, Corrigan, Jensen, David Leibowitz, McMullen, Olshanskaya, Richeimer, Shutt and Suggs.
“While any list like is this pretty arbitrary (if only because of the highly arbitrary base in the ratemyprofessors ratings which this list uses), the important thing I think is that a) there were 9 Kenyon professors listed, b) that I could easily name at least a dozen or more Kenyon professors who by rights ought to be on such a list, i.e. who I know to be at least as good teachers as I am at my best, so that c) I hope this helps confirm to everyone how excellent the teaching here at Kenyon really is.” –Fred Baumann
Additional fun fact: Denison did not make the list.
WHERE MY SCIENCE PROFS AT
Poli Sci represent!
Yay McMullen!
Oberlin only had two….(not that I counted)
*How much better we are than they.
Anna Sun should be on that list too!
Mmmmm. Suggs.
Suggs yayyyyy
WHERE IS MCNAIR???!!!
百老师!Chinese department, you know what I’m talking about!
If you’re sick you’re sick.
awwwww hellz yeah maybe now people outside Gambier won’t be alls like “whaaaa??” when I tell them I go to Kenyon College.
The classes I took with Profs Shutt and Jensen absolutely changed my life. So happy to see them both recognized!
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