Infographic A Note From the Instructor Jenna did a wonderful job creating an infographic for such a specific issue that was meaningful and relevant to her interests. Not only did she effectively provide background information on cat overpopulation for an audience who might not be …
Non-Profit Solutions for Equitable Education in the St Louis City Schools—Lauren Tuhro (Rhethawks volume 75, 2022)
Questions to Consider Tuhro shows a connection to the topic of equitable education in St. Louis. How and where is the author’s connection to the topic included in the piece? How does showing connection to the topic strengthen the argument? What are some connections you …
The Air Pollution Crisis in Cincinnati, OH—Amanda Neufarth (2023)
Infographic A Note From the Instructor—Camellia Azzi Throughout her research into air pollution in Cincinnati, Amanda demonstrated strong commitment to the issue and thoughtful consideration of the health and environmental implications of air pollution on her local community, which is clearly reflected in her multimodal …
Annotated Bibliography, Lauren Tuhro (Rhethawks volume 75, 2022)
Annotated Bibliography Reflection Throughout my research process so far, I have learned a lot of new information about how children in low income areas and poor school districts do not have access to the same quality education that wealthier districts have. I found a lot …
The Celiac Problem at Miami, Andrew Fornadel (2023)
Video The Celiac Problem at Miami by Andrew Fornadel Writer’s Reflection This final remediation assignment has been my favorite part of this entire semester. My audience for this assignment has changed over the course of production, but ended up being tailored mainly for the nutrition …
Make Social Media Social Again, Kathryn Clemmons (2021)
Video Make Social Media Social Again by Kathryn Clemmons Writer’s Reflection When creating this project, I was aiming for my audience to consist of teenagers who use social media at Miami University. This audience was difficult to keep consistent, because social media and mental health …
Sisyphus’s Boulder, Christian Contessa (2020)
A lonely gay boy’s thoughts from a bathtub i knew dumbledore was gay from the moment it was revealed that he owned a phoenix what do straight people know about rebirth of seeing yourself burn, of slicing your own throat my postmortem lasted 7 years my body embalmed, my organs preserved in …
Houston’s Climate Change Crisis, Maxine Gardner (2020)
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Purposed Rhetorical Choices, Nicolle Figueroa (2020)
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Untitled Remediation, Casey Jackowski (2019) — Inquiry 4
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“No More,” Tim Coady (2019) — Inquiry 4
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“Unapologetic,” Maria Mealy (2018) — Inquiry 1
Writer’s Letter When picking out a topic for this piece, I honestly did not want to pick a topic that related to writing in an English class because it is quite basic and boring. In general, I love to think outside the box, be creative, …
“The Styling and Irony of ‘Money for Nothing,'” Sabrina Herman (2018) — Inquiry 2
The Styling and Irony of “Money for Nothing” The 1980s is an iconic era. It was a time of political and economic change, and technological and cultural innovation unforeseen by older generations. With the election of Ronald Reagan as President in 1980, some Americans began …
“Let’s Talk About Sex Education,” Aubry Collins (2018) — Inquiry 3
Dear Reader, This was definitely a hard paper for me to write, but I hope my passions could show through in my writing. I decided to research the topic of sexual education because I find it interesting, and I went to a school where we …