Spring 2019
Working with a partner, you compare and contrast two specific examples of propaganda from two different time periods OR two different cultures. To develop your ideas, you create both an academic essay and an infographic, both of which are embedded in a blog post. The purpose of this project is to give you an opportunity to demonstrate the knowledge and critical thinking skills that you are developing in this course while advancing your creative and collaborative skills.
Is Advertising Propaganda? Jessica Michon and Pam Steager
Santa Claus by Kerry Noonan & Anna Hawkins
Marijuana Propaganda Katerina Irwin and Meaghan Harvey
Body Image, Past and Present Taylor Stickles
Wartime Propaganda, Tom Reardon and Harrison Schrair
Anti-Smoking Propaganda, Past and Present by Rachael Hindle and Olivia Silver
Body Image, Past and Present by Nichole Mateo and Jessica Oulette
Representation of Women, Hannah Johnson & Olivia Murray
Politics, by Nathan Richardson and Greg Hickox
Bipartisan Campaign Politics by Matthew Pearl and Ashley Annakie
Caster Semenya Case by Anthony Delasanta and Harrison Martin