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Essay Undergraduate 419 words
COVID-19 Persuasion, Group Influence, and Pandemic Response
Explores how group dynamics, prejudice, and political polarization undermined public health persuasion during the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States.
Essay Undergraduate 934 words
Mayo Clinic Website Evaluation: Credibility and Accuracy
An evaluation of the Mayo Clinic website examining its credibility, content development policy, commercial purpose, rhetorical strategies, and reliability for health information.
Essay Undergraduate 626 words
Should Alcoholic Beverages Be Banned on College Campuses?
This essay argues for banning alcohol on college campuses, citing research on student health, safety, institutional mission, and reduced long-term alcohol abuse.
Reflection Paper Undergraduate 982 words
Sermon as a Speech: Audience Adaptation and Persuasion
A student reflection analyzing a substitute minister's sermon on abortion as a public speech, evaluating delivery, organization, audience adaptation, and persuasion.
Book Review Undergraduate 1,151 words
Tongue-Tied: Multilingual Children in Public Education Review
A critical review of Otto Santa Ana's anthology on multilingual children in U.S. public schools, examining bilingual education, NCLB, and cultural assimilation.
Book Review Undergraduate 995 words
Psychology, Theology, and Spirituality in Christian Counseling Review
A book review and personal reflection on McMinn's Psychology, Theology, and Spirituality in Christian Counseling, exploring the integration of faith and therapy.
Essay Undergraduate 1,367 words
Courts and Justice in Twelve Angry Men (1957)
An analysis of courts, juries, prejudice, and sentencing in the 1957 film Twelve Angry Men, examining how the drama critiques the American judicial system.
Essay Undergraduate 2,878 words
Baroque vs. Modern Art: Manifestos and Artistic Vision
Explores how Baroque artists embedded meaning in their work while modern artists relied on written manifestos, tracing the shift from shared faith to fragmented individualism.
Essay Undergraduate 1,182 words
Democracy's Collapse in Interwar Europe: Key Causes
Analyzes Capoccia, Bermeo, and Kitschelt on why democracies collapsed in interwar Europe, using Spain, Czechoslovakia, Finland, and Belgium as case studies.
Case Study Undergraduate 3,355 words
Teen Drug Abuse: Risk Factors, Prevention, and Treatment
A case study of teenage drug abuse exploring risk factors, peer pressure, school-based prevention programs, and treatment approaches for adolescent recovery.