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Piper Greisl, Ellie Baxter, Eilish Connolly, and Kaley Hoppenworth
In this video, Piper Greisl explores gender representation throughout the original Star Wars trilogy. Using visual rhetoric created through the films' cinematography and costuming, Greisl examines the nuances of the science fiction film genre's portrayal of women throughout the 1970s and 1980s, as it pertains to George Lucas' cultural behemoth.
Eilish Connolly created this podcast episode as part of her honors augmenting project for LIT 3383: Women in Literature. In this episode, Connolly explores Roisin Kelly’s poem “Oranges,” weaving together literary analysis and personal reflection as a second-generation Irish American woman. Through the lens of food, memory, and cultural identity, the podcast highlights how poetry can bridge personal experience with broader cultural traditions.
Ellie Baxter created this presentation to examine the effectiveness of the space within Florida State University’s Health and Wellness Center. Baxter analyzes the building’s floor plan, the placement of doctors’ offices, structural design, privacy levels, and accessibility to wellness resources to evaluate how the environment influences students’ mental and physical well-being. Through research and analysis, the project emphasizes the importance of thoughtfully designed healthcare spaces that promote comfortable, supportive, and successful student experiences.
Kaley Hoppenworth created this video for ENG4218: Visual Rhetoric
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