A heartwarming story about a rescue pup named River and how she got out of an abusive situation into a family full of love.
River the Rescue
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A Siren's Revenge
A short fiction story I wrote for a fiction writing course. This story tells the tale of a peasant boy living in medieval England whose brother ends up creating a siren. How? You'll have to read to find out.
Copyeditors In The Workplace
An oral presentation I completed for an online class where I discuss what copyeditors do and how to become a copyeditor.
Digital Storytelling Gallery
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What I've Learned As A Digital Storyteller
During my time in the course, I have learned quite a lot about what digital storytelling is, how to create an effective digital story and why people choose to get into digital storytelling. The answers to all of these has sparked a great interest in digital storytelling for me and is something that I am [...]
Podcast Project References
Podcast Reviews The Separation of Foster Child from Foster Family is my first podcast review that talks about how a foster family and foster child were separated simply because the foster child wanted to be spanked like his foster parents' biological sons. (Based on the podcast This is Gonna Hurt Me a Lot More than [...]
Major Assignment 2
Preview This assignment was meant so the students could examine writing without our field/career choice. We were told to give an analysis of workplace writing, examine a piece of professional writing, then we could choose one of two things. The first choice was to give an example of workplace writing and analyze. The second choice [...]
Rhetorical Precis of Scholarly Article
Preview We were given several different articles to create a precise of. precise is a summary of the text that demonstrates close reading. A precise is supposed to be short, which is why my assignment is so short. Completed Assignment George F. Hayhoe’s article, “Seeing Clearly” (2005), asserts that the government failed at their duty [...]
