Rate My Professor Ted Fitts

This approach is vividly illustrated in Fitts' personal reflections: he reminds himself of nature's agency every time he gets covered with dirt in his gardens, bitten by mosquitoes while hiking, and charmed by the wonder of a sunflower. Courses such as WR 120 First-Year Writing Seminar and WR 152 Writing, Research, & Inquiry with Digital/Multimedia Expression incorporate these themes, enabling students to develop writing and inquiry skills through environmental historical analysis. Fitts maintains his office at 100 Bay State Road, Room 333, supporting student engagement in these topics. His work in the Writing Program contributes to Boston University's first-year writing curriculum by integrating environmental history perspectives, fostering critical thinking about human-nature interactions.