Religious Rhetoric of UD

Authors

Presenter(s)

Mary Sabatino, Douglas Villhard, Rachel Young, Julian Berry, Elizabeth Finnigan, Sarah West, Natalie Blue, Jennifer Reckers, Kiley Blatt, Anthony Martine, Kristeena Bright, Phil Leon, Joseph Zern, Anna Gagliardo, Charles Corrigan, Brendan Kadel, Graysen Rizzo, Kacey Moyna, Brendan Miller, Timothy Stewart, Casey Fuller, Caroline Duarte, Casey Tirado, Abigail Carter, Anne Waters, Keelin Kelly, Ethan Schum, Liana Caterine Yara, Christierra Williams, Sarah Abed, Emma Blair

Comments

Presentation: 3:00-4:15 p.m., Kennedy Union Ballroom

• Sustainability Tourism (Melissa Weidner)
• The Influence of Italian Food and Architecture (Erika Christie, Jenna Borrelli, Connor Fritzsche)
• A Physical Manifestation of Community (Emma Blair, Casey Tirado, Rachel K. Young)
• A Rhetorical Analysis of Miriam Hall (Casey Fuller, Brendan Kadel, Ethan Schum)
• Rhetorical Analysis of Rituals of Healing: Body, Mind, Spirit (DJ Villhard, Abby Carter, Keelin Kelly)
• Rhetorical Analysis of the Marianist Community: Three O'clock Prayer Statue (Tim Stewart, Brendan Miller, and Charlie Corrigan)
• Semiotics and Religious Images: St. Joseph Statue (Caroline Duarte, J. LaVonn Berry, Jennifer Reckers)
• Semiotics of the Nun Doll Collection (Mary Sabatino, Christierra Williams, Anthony Martine)
• Sharing Library and Outdoor Space (Annie Waters, Natalie Blue, Sarah Abed)
• Statue of Our Lady, Serenity Pines Garden (Ellie Finnigan, Joe Zern, Phil Leon)
• The Holy Family (Kiley Blatt, Anna Gagliardo and Kacey Moyna)
• The Wedding at Cana (Sarah West, Kristeena Bright, Liana Yara)

Files

Description

Students in the CMM 357 Religious Rhetoric course were given the choice to choose a statue, building, space/place on campus that is marked as a religious text/artifact or propose a new object of visual rhetoric in order to analyze using the rhetorical theories from class. Thier analyses employ a variety of rhetorical theories and concepts discussed in class during the semester. Each group collaborated to answer the question: how does this artifact/text rhetorically communicate and construct religious identity at UD?

Publication Date

4-19-2023

Project Designation

Course Project 202310 CMM 357 01

Primary Advisor

Cassandra Secrease

Primary Advisor's Department

Communication

Keywords

Stander Symposium, College of Arts and Sciences

Institutional Learning Goals

Faith; Scholarship

Recommended Citation

"Religious Rhetoric of UD" (2023). Stander Symposium Projects. 3061.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/stander_posters/3061