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College 23. Northampton Community College 24. Moraine Valley Community College 25. Brevard Community College – Palm Bay Campus Top 25 Professors at Junior Colleges 1. Sam Blank, Communication, Borough of Manhattan Community College 2. Tony Smith, Communication, St. Petersburg College (All Campuses) 3. John W. Todd, Communication, Miami Dade College (All Campuses) 4. Raj Bose, Business, University of Phoenix Hawaii Campus 5. Margie Lewkowicz, Mathematics, Georgia Perimeter College – Decatur 6. Ronald Walker, Communication, Miami Dade College (All Campuses) 7. Luis Beltran, Mathematics, Miami Dade College (All Campuses) 8. Melinda Shoemaker, Psychology, Broward College (All Campuses) 9. Lynne Vazquez-Rizzo, Mathematics, Ocean County College 10. Ryan Adams-Barton, Social Science, Miami Dade College (All Campuses) August 29, 2012 11. Charles Sidun, Biology, Community College of Allegheny County 12. Susan Wessner, Mathematics, Tallahassee Community College 13. Ted Wiecek, Mathematics, Truman College 14. Mehrdad Mahmoudi Zarandi, Mathematics, Ivy Tech Community College – Bloomington 15. Kristen Cole, Psychology, San Diego City College 16. Kyle Barbieri, Political Science, Georgia Perimeter College – Decatur 17. Ellen Feig, English, Bergen Community College 18. David Demko, Sociology, Miami Dade College (All Campuses) 19. Tracey Magrann, Biology, Saddleback College 20. Douglas Phinney, History, Broward College (All Campuses) 21. Phil Maywalt, Computer Science, Broome Community College 22. Robert Martens, Biology, Brookdale Community College 23. Norman Belleza, Biology, Tidewater Community College 24. Stephen Miciak, College Success, Hillsborough Community College – Tampa 25. Mark Shannon, Communications, Los Angeles Harbor College Top 10 Hottest Professors 1. David Daniel, Psychology, James Madison University 2. Hugo Schwyzer, History, Pasadena City College 3. Ruth Dellinger, Mathematics, Florida State College at Jacksonville 4. Thomas Beard, Economics, Auburn University 5. Shaun Vecera, Psychology, University of Iowa 6. Adrienne Alaie, Biology, Hunter College 7. Barbara Kalvelage, Biology, University of Southern Indiana 8. Amir Sabzevary, Philosophy, Laney College 9. Derek Milne, Anthropology, Pasadena City College 10. Isabelle Sacramentogrilo, Geology, San Diego State University RateMyProfessors.com Top Lists Ranking Methodology RateMyProfessors.com is the Internet's largest destination for collegiate professor ratings with more than 7,500 schools, 1,700,000 professors and 14,000,000 ratings. The site uses a five-point Likert scale as well as a binary scoring system for students to rate professors. Below is a summary of the overall methodology used to compile the 2011-2012 rankings:
Each individual professor rating is first standardized and subsequently the standardized scores for the years 2009, 2010 and 2011 are weighted, putting more weight on recent years and fewer weight on ratings from the past (15 percent for 2009, 25 percent for 2010, and 60 percent for 2011). Using the weighted score, professors are ranked from high to low. Only professors with 30 ratings or more are included to provide statistical significance. In an attempt to break ties, professors with a greater number of ratings were ranked higher; the rationale is that a larger amount of information typically results in an estimate closer to the true parameter. Nevertheless, ties (i.e. professors with the same score and the same number of ratings) still occur. In that case, if two professors are tied for the same place - say 5th - then the next available rank is 7th. It should also be noted that school size does not affect the outcome of the lists nor does it give professors from larger schools an advantage over their corollaries from smaller schools. RateMyProfessors performed a regression analysis on school size vs. August 29, 2012 number of ratings and found no noteworthy correlation. More information on how this methodology was applied to each category is available here: http://www.ratemyprofessors. com/methodology.jsp. Data analysis was conducted with the help of Professor Wolfgang Jank, Associate Professor in the Department of Decisions, Operations & Information Technologies at the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business. About mtvU Broadcast to more than 750 college campuses as well as via top cable distributors in 700 college communities nationwide, mtvU reaches nearly 9 million U.S. college students – making it the largest, most comprehensive television network just for college students. Twentyfour hours a day, seven days a week, mtvU can be seen in the dining areas, fitness centers, student lounges and dorm rooms of campuses throughout the U.S., as well as on cable systems from Charter Communications, Verizon FiOS TV, Suddenlink Communications, AT&T u-Verse and nearly 70 others. mtvU is dedicated to every aspect of college life, reaching students everywhere they are: on-air, online and on the campus. mtvU airs music videos from emerging artists that can’t be seen anywhere else, news, student life features and initiatives that give college students the tools to advance positive social change. mtvU is always on campus, with hundreds of events per year, including exclusive concerts, giveaways, shooting mtvU series and more. For more information about mtvU, and a complete programming schedule, visit http://www.mtvU.com . Contact Jake Urbanski jake.urbanski@mtvstaff.com \ 212.846.6888 Related RateMyProfessors.com Top Lists
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