My Ultimate Frisbee story was composed in Chris Goble’s COMM 116: Television Workshop course. I filmed a friendly Friday afternoon game of ultimate Frisbee which was being held in the quad between the Stockdale Center and the Huff Athletic Center on the Monmouth College campus. The story covered my ability to capture film sequence as a story with focuses on individuals and team shots. This video can be downloaded and viewed by anyone. Since this story covered sports with an interview with Monmouth College alumni Ian Van Anden, employers and coaches may feel free to access this file and critique my sport writing ability.

This was one of my most memorable stories I have covered in a few of Professor Goble’s courses because the story covers ideas of communication through a thought process of sports and athletics.

Artifact: Policy-Debate-Briefs.pdf (COMM 233: Advanced Public Speaking).

This specific artifact explains how my skills and abilities in verbal communication can be linked to supporting evidence portrayed in the Bible. During COMM 233 Advanced Public Speaking course with Professor Benita Dilley, my partner Samantha Dwyer and I wrote policy debate briefs in the position of the negative side of fighting for same-sex marriages. Samantha and I read several verses from the book of Genesis and found an article on same-sex partners. The most important skill I was able to construct through this artifact was my ability to debate on a topic I don’t particularly enjoy debating about. I was able to defend the negative side of same-sex marriages as I applied an emotional touch of conflict with the other people I was debating against. This artifact shows my abilities to construct debating information and put it into content suitable for an adult conversation.

COMM 339 CampaignPlan.pdf

COMM 339 Campaign-Plan-PWPT.pdf

COMM 116 Ultimate_Frisbee_Story