Writing Portfolio Rough Draft

To: University of Denver Writing Department From: Austin Danelski Re: Writing Portfolio Date: 3/10/2020 This quarter’s WRIT 1122 class forced me out of my comfort zone. Coming from a small high school with a weak writing department, I knew very little regarding rhetorical analysis and the argumentative, toulmin, and rogerian models of writing.  Our firstContinue reading “Writing Portfolio Rough Draft”

Lack of Involvement in the Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity

From: Austin Danelski To: Alec Hurst RE: Chapter Involvement 2/25/20 Brother President, When I came to the University of Denver, I had no intention of rushing a fraternity, but after meeting a member of the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity through a mutual friend and hearing the good things they had to say about the organizationContinue reading “Lack of Involvement in the Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity”

Gun Control: Rogerian Argument

I found an article from dailykos.com highlighting the issue of gun control and sharing perhaps a different perspective than we have heard from the two sides of the argument thus far. Focusing on the “gun show loophole,” this article suggests that we shouldn’t necessarily stop selling guns, but rather eliminate illegitimate ways of obtaining them.Continue reading “Gun Control: Rogerian Argument”

Minnesotans for Line 3

Enbridge Energy’s current Line 3 oil pipeline has been described as an accident waiting to happen by Dan Lipschultz, a former Minnesota Public Utilities Commissioner. To safeguard our environment from this ticking time bomb, the existing pipeline must be replaced.  Enbridge’s Line 3 replacement project was first introduced in 2015, and after years of debate,Continue reading “Minnesotans for Line 3”

The Environmental Protection Agency’s Failing Role in the Coal Industry

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was founded in 1970 under President Richard Nixon following growing concern for the environment in the 1960s. Frequent oil spills offshore and worsening air pollution in cities sparked Americans’ desire for change (The Origins of EPA). The EPA’s creation followed the first hints of climate change. As the United StatesContinue reading “The Environmental Protection Agency’s Failing Role in the Coal Industry”

Discussion Post #2

A) It is without question that Cronon is a gifted and widely recognized scholar and researcher. He attended many prestigious schools, including the University of Wisconsin, Yale University, and Oxford University and his work has yielded him impressive decorations. As the Fredrick Jackson Turner Chair of history, geography, and environmental studies at the University ofContinue reading “Discussion Post #2”

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