Intercultural Communication Semester Projects

Authors

Presenter(s)

Jayilin Barksdale, Piper Adkins, Ashley Walker, Grace Kennedy, Melissa Weidner, Christian Valenzano, Connor Fritzsche, Caroline Sullivan, Sarah Harper, Christian Gordon, Madlyn Hansen, Julia Strittmatter, Charles Corrigan, Clare Loesch, Ella Sweitzer, Ella Doyle, Margaret Ruhlmann, Quinn Gilroy, Jessica Morris, Lauren Riley, Kaleb Geevarghese, Kaitlin Hall, Jenna Borrelli, Emma Bueti, Bill Farmer, Kevin Dolehide, Clayton Lovin, Caroline Duarte, Casey Tirado, Ruth Eckhart, Katherine Brothers, Ethan Schum, Dorian Mays, Erika Christie, Logan Brown

Comments

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

• Baby Showers in Hindu and Bulgarian Cultures: Food and Festivities (Casey Tirado and Jayilin Barksdale)
• Chess Across Global Cultures (Ruth Eckhart and Christian Gordon)
• Cultural Significance of Clothing (Ella Doyle and Charlie Corrigan)
• Design across Culture (Lauren Riley, Kat Brothers, and Bill Farmer)
• Desserts Around the World (Caroline Duarte and Clare Loesch)
• Food and Festivals of Greece and Japan (Christian Valenzano and Clayton Lovin)
• Food Connections to Judaism and Islam (Grace Kennedy, Caroline Sullivan, Ella Blair)
• Funeral Rituals in Ghana and India (Quinn Gilroy and Sarah Harper)
• Globalization of Music (Ethan Schum, Dorian Mays, Kevin Doldehide)
• Globalization of Music: Fan Culture — K-pop vs. British Pop (Emma Bueti and Kaitlin Hall)
• League Structure and Fan Culture in German and American 'Football' (Logan Brown & Kaleb Geevarghese)
• Oktoberfest in Germany and Brazil (Julia Strittmatter and Margaret Ruhlmann)
• Oktoberfest in Germany vs. The United States (Jessie Morris, Ashley Walker, Maddie Hansen)

Files

Description

Intercultural communication can be expressed and studied in myriad ways. The students of CMM 316.01 investigated various forms of cultural expression by comparing and contrasting the ways a particular form is used by multiple cultural groups. Specifically, each group researched and presented about the ways food, music, festivals, rituals, dance, clothing, and other artifacts communicate cultural identity in at least two different cultures.

Publication Date

4-19-2023

Project Designation

Course Project 202310 CMM 316 01

Primary Advisor

Cassandra Secrease

Primary Advisor's Department

Communication

Keywords

Stander Symposium, College of Arts and Sciences

Institutional Learning Goals

Diversity; Community; Practical Wisdom

Recommended Citation

"Intercultural Communication Semester Projects" (2023). Stander Symposium Projects. 3255.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/stander_posters/3255