This project is a short reading-engagement presentation I created to share a course reading with my seminar. The presentation works through Boyle, Brown, and Ceraso’s “The Digital: Rhetoric Behind and Beyond the Screen” and focuses on how the authors reframe the digital as an ambient, multisensory, and infrastructural condition rather than a screen-bound medium. Rather than summarizing the article exhaustively, the presentation isolates key concepts that felt generative for d

This post accompanies a short lesson video created for one of my Fall 2025 courses. In the video, I offer a brief rhetorical analysis of a political speech by Sarah McBride, using ethos, pathos, and logos as core analytic lenses. The lesson is intentionally narrow in scope. Rather than evaluating the speech’s effectiveness, political position, or broader impact, the analysis focuses on how appeals to credibility, emotion, and reason are structured within a contemporary politi