Prof. Andrias is the best professor I have ever had. She is intelligent, kind, thoughtful, inspiring, and dedicated to being a mentor to her students. If you have the opportunity to take a class with her (or 2 or 3) do it!
I had Andrias for ConLaw. She was a great professor but had difficulty controlling the class discussion at times. Otherwise, I have no complaints. Her class is pretty similar to Primus’ ConLaw class because she uses his supplementary materials. I didn’t feel the need to use any commercial supplements because she did a pretty good job explaining everything. And her exam was as expected.
Pretty magical as a professor, mentor, human being. Really kind and will always respond over email if you have a question or wondering about her areas of work (labor and employment law, unions, etc.) even if you’re not her student. Had her for both conlaw and Labor Law and would really recommend any class or mini seminar with her – I can’t imagine that it wouldn’t be a great experience, she works really hard on preparation for classes and creating a good learning environment for students. Be her friend!
She is a great professor. I had her for Con Law, and she really offered a clear rubric for thinking about the subject that made it enjoyable to learn. Sometimes class discussion got a bit off topic, but she was excellent at teasing out the various arguments for or against a particular ruling and explaining the different types of constitutional reasoning SCOTUS would employ. She also has some great practical experience to offer since she clerked for SCOTUS, has done voting rights litigation, and worked in the Office of White House Counsel.
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Prof. Andrias is the best professor I have ever had. She is intelligent, kind, thoughtful, inspiring, and dedicated to being a mentor to her students. If you have the opportunity to take a class with her (or 2 or 3) do it!
I had Andrias for ConLaw. She was a great professor but had difficulty controlling the class discussion at times. Otherwise, I have no complaints. Her class is pretty similar to Primus’ ConLaw class because she uses his supplementary materials. I didn’t feel the need to use any commercial supplements because she did a pretty good job explaining everything. And her exam was as expected.
Pretty magical as a professor, mentor, human being. Really kind and will always respond over email if you have a question or wondering about her areas of work (labor and employment law, unions, etc.) even if you’re not her student. Had her for both conlaw and Labor Law and would really recommend any class or mini seminar with her – I can’t imagine that it wouldn’t be a great experience, she works really hard on preparation for classes and creating a good learning environment for students. Be her friend!
Ditto all above. In my opinion, very hard to dislike Prof. Andrias.
She is a great professor. I had her for Con Law, and she really offered a clear rubric for thinking about the subject that made it enjoyable to learn. Sometimes class discussion got a bit off topic, but she was excellent at teasing out the various arguments for or against a particular ruling and explaining the different types of constitutional reasoning SCOTUS would employ. She also has some great practical experience to offer since she clerked for SCOTUS, has done voting rights litigation, and worked in the Office of White House Counsel.