Monthly Archives: September 2018

For my Analysis of Organizational Rhetoric paper, I will analyze women’s health organization and reproductive rights advocacy group Planned Parenthood. Planned Parenthood provides sexual health services for men and women in the United States and globally. Most notably, they receive … Continue reading →

A planned roommate assignment wasn’t exactly what I wanted when I thought about going to college—but it was honestly well worth it. I remember walking in on move-in day. I looked up and saw her right beside me signing her … Continue reading →

Move-in day was truly one of the most life-changing days I’ve ever experienced. Before move in, I was nervous about everything involved in the way the next four years of my life was going to go. I was nervous for … Continue reading →

At Longwood University, being a part of the Honors College isn’t just something stated on a piece of paper or resume. In the Cormier Honors College, being an honors student is a privilege that comes with many experiences and opportunities. … Continue reading →

My Longwood orientation was definitely a date I will always remember—from the beginning of the day (which for me was at 4 a.m.) to arriving on campus and experiencing all of the different activities, meetings and seminars. Shortly after my … Continue reading →

Due by 4:00 p.m. on September 12th *All students should complete all blog post assignments. Savannah and John will present their responses to this particular post for class discussion on the 12th. After reading and understanding Chapter 2, make sure … Continue reading →

For my Analysis of Organizational Rhetoric Paper, I am proposing to do research on WMLU 91.3, the radio station for Longwood University. I am choosing this organization because I am apart of it and have an inside look of how … Continue reading →

Due by 4:00 p.m. on September 10th As stated in our assignment guidelines, your task for the Analysis of Organizational Rhetoric paper is as follows: perform an evaluative and critical analysis of an organization’s rhetoric (the messages it uses to … Continue reading →