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Author:

Brown, Erin Elizabeth

Title:

Public Discourse about Sexual Violence from 1991 to 2018: An Analysis of the Hill and Kavanaugh Hearings

Area of Honors:

Communication Arts and Sciences

Keywords:

Anita Hill
Sexual Violence
#MeToo
Aristotle
Enthymeme
Endoxa
Ethos
Clarence Thomas
Supreme Court
Democrats
Republicans
Dr. Christine Blasey Ford
Brett Kavanaugh
Rhetoric
Public Discourse
Syllogism
Feminism
Intersectionality

File:

Download Final_Thesis_Schreyer_Approved.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Ekaterina Haskins, Thesis Supervisor
Mary High, Thesis Honors Advisor
Jill Wood, Faculty Reader

Author:

Garcia Godoy, Mariana

Title:

Necropolitics, Criminalization and Disposability: The New York State Decarceration Debate during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Area of Honors:

Communication Arts and Sciences

Keywords:

Prisons
Biopolitics
Necropolitics
Debate

File:

Download MG_Thesis_Final_Draft.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Abraham Iqbal Khan, Thesis Supervisor
Mary High, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Iwinski, Jacob

Title:

Understanding Agile Project Management: Implementations & Case Study

Area of Honors:

Communication Arts and Sciences

Keywords:

Agile
Scrum
Kanban
Project Management
Waterfall
Agile
Scrum
Kanban
Project Management

File:

Download Understanding_Agile_Project_Management_-_Implementations__Case_Study.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Jeremy Engels, Thesis Supervisor
Mary High, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Vazquez, Tyler

Title:

The Consequences of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and Its Impacts on American Ideals and Political Views

Area of Honors:

Communication Arts and Sciences

Keywords:

Industrial Revolution
Social Media
Politics
Political Polarization
Algorithms
Echo Chambers
Smart Technology

File:

Download 1The_Consequences_of_the_Fourth_Industrial_Revolution_and_Its_Impacts_on_American_Ideals_and_Political_Views.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Mary High, Thesis Supervisor
Ellen M Taricani, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Babaian, David

Title:

Texas v. Johnson: A Rhetorical Analysis

Area of Honors:

Communication Arts and Sciences

Keywords:

Rhetoric
Law
Supreme Court
Free Speech

File:

Download Babaian_David_TexasVJohnson.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Margaret M Michels, Thesis Supervisor
Mary High, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Lemler, Jake

Title:

Effective Communication and Short-Term Decision Makers: Effective Coach Communication Within the Coach/Official Dynamic in Athletic Competition

Area of Honors:

Communication Arts and Sciences

Keywords:

Official
Coach
Sports
Communication
Effective Communication
Umpire
Referee

File:

Download Lemler_Thesis_PDF.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Denise Haunani Solomon, Thesis Supervisor
Mary High, Thesis Honors Advisor
James Dillard, Thesis Supervisor

Author:

Adetiba, Kay

Title:

An Analysis of Theoretical Best Practices of Sexual Assault Prevention Campaigns in the United States and France

Area of Honors:

Communication Arts and Sciences

Keywords:

rape
consent
persuasion theory
media dependency theory
Rape
consent
persuasion theory
media dependency theory

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Thesis Supervisors:

Tara Lurae Traeder, Thesis Supervisor
Mary High, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Briselli, Julia

Title:

How Humans, as the Inventors of the Negative, Utilize the Negative in Their Search for Metaphysical Answers: A Comparative Study of Kenneth Burke and St. Thomas Aquinas

Area of Honors:

Communication Arts and Sciences

Keywords:

Kenneth Burke
Thomas Aquinas
Rhetoric
Negativity
Naming
Transcendence
Kenneth Burke
Thomas Aquinas
Rhetoric
Negativity
Naming
Transcendence

File:

Download Julia_Briselli_Final_Thesis_1.1.24.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Ekaterina Haskins, Thesis Supervisor
Mary High, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

D'Elena, Hayden

Title:

Identity Politics: A Study of Appeals Made During the 2014 Scottish Referendum

Area of Honors:

Communication Arts and Sciences

Keywords:

Identity Politics
Scottish Referendum
Referendums

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Thesis Supervisors:

Rachel A. Smith, Thesis Supervisor
Mary High, Thesis Honors Advisor

Author:

Hahn, Maxwell

Title:

The Rhetorical Fragmentation of the Abolitionist Cause Post-Emancipation: A Case Study of Abolitionist Debate Surrounding Voting Rights in Reconstruction America

Area of Honors:

Communication Arts and Sciences

Keywords:

Reconstruction
Voting rights
Equality
Rhetorical criticism
Abolitionists
Movements
Rhetoric
Douglass
Stanton
Anthony
Harper
Suffrage
Gender
Race
Fifteenth Amendment
Debate

File:

Download Maxwell_Hahn_Thesis_2024.pdf

Thesis Supervisors:

Michael Steudeman, Thesis Supervisor
Mary High, Thesis Honors Advisor