Category Archives: RCL

Going forward into my career as a student at Penn State, the skills I have taken away from this class will help me immensely. First and foremost, the speech skills that I have developed will help me in most to … Continue reading →

In my leadership jumpstart course, we do a lot of work. That is actually an understatement. The week before break and this week, I have met with my project group for two or three hours every single day to work … Continue reading →

So far, I would say that Corinne and I have worked the best together so far, although our group has not really met other than to decide on our topic of Affirmative Action. The biggest obstacle thus far has been … Continue reading →

TED talks are the perfect project for the Rhetoric and Civic life course. TED talks are not merely a speech, but a presentation, in which all principles of rhetoric must be applied. In my talk, I will need to use … Continue reading →

I am personally incredibly excited to give this TED talk. I would assume that the majority of the students in my class have chosen a topic that they are passionate about, or at least somewhat interested in. Thus, it will/should … Continue reading →

I actually find this blog, especially as it relates my to my topic, to be rather intriguing. Kairos, as the Greeks thought of it, is sort of this opportune time or moment in which to cause change. This can apply … Continue reading →

It is obviously important to look at societal shifts over time. Not merely for fun and just to see where we have come from, but to really delve into the reasons behind those shifts and why they have occurred. By … Continue reading →