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Genderlect Theory In Parks And Recreation, Sarah Beckmann

Communication Student Scholarship

This is the theory analysis I wrote for my Communication Theory course this semester. I analyzed the genderlect communication theory in relation to the show Parks and Recreation. I tried to see how the show's character's related to classic gender communication styles. Click the link below to download the Microsoft Word document.

The Messages Of “Othering” In Popular Anime, Caleb Fugate

Communication Student Scholarship

In the world today, prejudice runs rampant and robs many people the chance of actually being human. People are discriminated against just for having a certain skin color or being a certain sex. Why does this happen? Why do we discriminate against others? I believe that this is all part of the “othering” process that we as humans partake in to gain understanding.

The process of “othering,” the process of classifying others as distinctly different from yourself, is something that seems to be innate to human nature. We categorize in order to understand. By distinguishing between self and other humans …

Sport Marketing Plan, Elizabeth Gallo

Communication Student Scholarship

These four assignments are representative samples of my academic work pertaining to two of my sport related classes, Sponsorship & Marketing in Sport Management and Sports Broadcasting. For my Sport Management Plan, I created the mission and goals, marketing plan, advertising tactics, and budget for a fictitious Minor League Baseball team. The three other examples showcase my ability to write player profiles, as well as press conference/game day summaries for print and web platforms.

Rhetorical Criticism- The Hunger Games Series, Sarah Beckmann

Communication Student Scholarship

This is the rhetorical criticism I wrote for my Rhetorical Theory course last semester. I analyzed the feminist ideals in The Hunger Games series and how traditional gender roles were challeged throughout the books. Click the link below to download the Microsoft Word document.