Professor
Charles Hall
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- Reviews45
- School: Texas A&M University
- Campus: College Station
- Department: Horticulture
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Location:
College Station, TX - Dates at Texas A&M University: June 2017 - July 2020
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Would take again: Yes
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Dr. Hall is committed to engaging and truly communicating his course material. Classes are once a week, midterm and final are open book. Lots of opportunities for extra credit.
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Hall is a hands on Horticulturalist. Keep up with the homework and take advantage of the plants that Hall gives out for free. If you can add any growth to the plants that he gives you, your success in this class is guaranteed.
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This is the second horticulture class that I have had with Hall at Texas A&M. Be sure to keep up with the in-class activities. Hall will give you free plants to work with. If you can "turn them around" your success in this class is guaranteed.
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Prof. Hall is definitely a great professor! I highly suggest taking his class! You just really have to show up in class (won't be a problem at all because his lectures are always entertaining) and he also gives free plants! He is very passionate about teaching and is a really funny professor! Take a class with him before leaving TAMU. You barely even have to try to pass this subjects. He's a totally cool dude.
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Doctor Hall can literally make anything interesting. Taking sociohorticulture as an ICD credit, it didn't pertain to my major at all, but he made it so entertaining and interesting!
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I highly recomend taking Professor Hall's class. It is an easy A with minimal work. He even has opportunities for you to get 5 extra credit points added to your final grade! You also get free plants!!
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Doctor Hall is amazing. The class is interesting but requires minimal effort and Dr. Hall makes it really fun. I would take another one of his classes in a heartbeat. If you are looking for a fun elective or extra class, this is the one!
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Dr. Hall is a great professor and his class is super easy! I recommend always going to class he makes it enjoyable to go! It's hard not to get an A.There were in-class quizzes for attendance.
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I love Professor Hall. He made the class interesting. He lends help for his students to succeed. There were days that he brought his dog to class. She's the cutest thing and obviously we looked forward to seeing her. Also, he gave out free plants and usually made up extra credit to go with them.
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Professor Hall is an awesome life-changing teacher and really cares about the triumphs of his students. Genuinely caring about students learning information, and he impacted me to care more about the environment and nature. Every few weeks he gives free plants to all students (7 total).
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Prof. Hall is the most amazing prof you'll ever have! He brings his dog to class, gives you free plants, and even helps you pass. Only way you can fail is if you don't do the work. Would highly recommend him! It wasn't only educational but fun as well!
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Would highly recommend this class. He provides you with numerous options for additional credit. HE EVEN BRINGS HIS SWEET DOG, PLAYS MUSIC, AND GIVES AWAY FREE PLANTS!
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Professor Hall's class consists of two exams that are 50% of your grade. Don't worry since they are the open notes and you can use online resources. You really don't have to show up in class. You just have to complete online module quizzes every week. You'll get free plants too. Overall, it's an easy A.
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Professor Hall's class is very easy. He even brings his dog to class and plays music. His grades consist of a midterm, final, weekly quizzes, a project, and lots of extra points. I put the slightest effort into this class and ended up with 99 points. I suggest you take his class.
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Professor Hall is very nice and funny. We had a quiz every week and then a project which are all easy. He gives away free plants as well.
Biography
Texas A&M University College Station - Horticulture
Dr. Charlie Hall grew up in the industry on a nursery in Western North Carolina. Although an economist by training, he is currently a Professor in the Department of Horticultural Sciences at the Texas A&M University and also holder of the Ellison Chair in International Floriculture.
His major areas of specialization include innovative management and marketing strategies, financial analysis and benchmarking, and the situation/outlook for nursery and greenhouse crops. He is an invited speaker at numerous regional, national, and international meetings of various industry-related associations and organizations.
He is particularly known for the enthusiasm, passion, and intensity he exhibits when speaking. Dr. Hall is an Honorary Lifetime Member of the Texas Nursery and Landscape Association and has received TNLA’s Award for Outstanding Service to the Nursery Industry. He is also a member of the Hall of Fame and Honorary Lifetime Member of the Tennessee Nursery and Landscape Association.
Experience
University of Tennessee
Professor
100% Extension - Horticultural Marketing
Texas A&M University
Professor and Ellison Chair in International Floriculture
The mission of this Chair is to advance the health and vitality of the floriculture industry on a national and international scope through exemplary academic leadership, cutting edge applied research, innovative extension outreach programs, and by mentoring well-educated, impassioned leaders to support the future of floriculture.
Texas A&M University
Professor
Extension Economist
Director of the Master of Agribusiness Program
Education
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
M.S.
Ornamental Horticulture & Landscape Design
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
B.S.
Agricultural Economics
Mississippi State University
Ph.D.
Agricultural Economics
Publications
“Assessments of bare-root liner quality and purchasing decisions made by nursery liner buyers
HortScience 2009 Volume 44, Issue 3
“Assessments of bare-root liner quality and purchasing decisions made by nursery liner buyers
HortScience 2009 Volume 44, Issue 3
“Estimated Nursery Liner Costs For Ornamental Woody Stock”
Journal of Hort-Technology
“Assessments of bare-root liner quality and purchasing decisions made by nursery liner buyers
HortScience 2009 Volume 44, Issue 3
“Estimated Nursery Liner Costs For Ornamental Woody Stock”
Journal of Hort-Technology
Repeat Buying Behavior for Ornamental Plants: A Consumer Profile
Journal of Food Distribution Research
This paper used an electronic survey conducted in Texas to study the main factors affecting the frequency of purchase, measured in transactions per month, for ornamental plants. While we found several differences in demographic characteristics of respondents, the two major factors impacting the frequency of buying for ornamental plants were the purpose of the purchase (self use vs. gifts) and seasonality. Respondents with a college degree in the older age groups, and higher income levels had a lower frequency of buying while individuals with medium income levels increase frequency of buying. Several ornamental plant attributes were also included in the analysis.
“Assessments of bare-root liner quality and purchasing decisions made by nursery liner buyers
HortScience 2009 Volume 44, Issue 3
“Estimated Nursery Liner Costs For Ornamental Woody Stock”
Journal of Hort-Technology
Repeat Buying Behavior for Ornamental Plants: A Consumer Profile
Journal of Food Distribution Research
This paper used an electronic survey conducted in Texas to study the main factors affecting the frequency of purchase, measured in transactions per month, for ornamental plants. While we found several differences in demographic characteristics of respondents, the two major factors impacting the frequency of buying for ornamental plants were the purpose of the purchase (self use vs. gifts) and seasonality. Respondents with a college degree in the older age groups, and higher income levels had a lower frequency of buying while individuals with medium income levels increase frequency of buying. Several ornamental plant attributes were also included in the analysis.
Consumer preferences for longevity information and guarantees on cut flower arrangements
HortScience
“Assessments of bare-root liner quality and purchasing decisions made by nursery liner buyers
HortScience 2009 Volume 44, Issue 3
“Estimated Nursery Liner Costs For Ornamental Woody Stock”
Journal of Hort-Technology
Repeat Buying Behavior for Ornamental Plants: A Consumer Profile
Journal of Food Distribution Research
This paper used an electronic survey conducted in Texas to study the main factors affecting the frequency of purchase, measured in transactions per month, for ornamental plants. While we found several differences in demographic characteristics of respondents, the two major factors impacting the frequency of buying for ornamental plants were the purpose of the purchase (self use vs. gifts) and seasonality. Respondents with a college degree in the older age groups, and higher income levels had a lower frequency of buying while individuals with medium income levels increase frequency of buying. Several ornamental plant attributes were also included in the analysis.
Consumer preferences for longevity information and guarantees on cut flower arrangements
HortScience
Make Sure Your Bare-root Liners Get “A” Grades for Quality
Tennessee Greentimes 2010 Volume 11, Issue 4
“Assessments of bare-root liner quality and purchasing decisions made by nursery liner buyers
HortScience 2009 Volume 44, Issue 3
“Estimated Nursery Liner Costs For Ornamental Woody Stock”
Journal of Hort-Technology
Repeat Buying Behavior for Ornamental Plants: A Consumer Profile
Journal of Food Distribution Research
This paper used an electronic survey conducted in Texas to study the main factors affecting the frequency of purchase, measured in transactions per month, for ornamental plants. While we found several differences in demographic characteristics of respondents, the two major factors impacting the frequency of buying for ornamental plants were the purpose of the purchase (self use vs. gifts) and seasonality. Respondents with a college degree in the older age groups, and higher income levels had a lower frequency of buying while individuals with medium income levels increase frequency of buying. Several ornamental plant attributes were also included in the analysis.
Consumer preferences for longevity information and guarantees on cut flower arrangements
HortScience
Make Sure Your Bare-root Liners Get “A” Grades for Quality
Tennessee Greentimes 2010 Volume 11, Issue 4
Social Media Guide for Floral Retailers and Wholesalers
Floral Marketing Research Fund
Primary contributor to a comprehensive social media guide for floral retailers and wholesalers.
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