<p>Class Discussion Ideas for Project #2: Campus Rants and Raves</p><p>URI Raves URI Rants Dirty and seemingly unsanitary facilities Campus layout (somewhat tiered spaces) Old gym – new gym opening continually delayed Large campus = much opportunity Bad wifi and cell phone service on campus Campus green space Triple occupancy in double-occupancy rooms Various clubs = much opportunity for involvement The hill going from one end of campus to the other Geographic location in rural/coastal area of RI Local businesses are too far away from campus Nice and welcoming URI community Bland/unhealthy food options on campus Emporium No elevators in many buildings Campus architecture Campus history</p><p>As you think about which ONE TOPIC might be most appealing to you, also consider what your purpose will be in delivering a response to a particular audience.</p><p>Example: Students need to be informed that their student-activity fee pays for access to the new gym, yet the opening has been delayed for three years.</p><p>Example: Students and the URI community should know how and why the green space on campus is developed and why it’s important to our health.</p><p>Example: URI officials should be made aware of the lack of healthy options for food on campus. </p><p>Class Discussion Ideas for Project #2: Campus Rants and Raves</p><p>URI Raves URI Rants Dirty and seemingly unsanitary facilities Campus layout (somewhat tiered spaces) Old gym – new gym opening continually delayed Large campus = much opportunity Bad wifi and cell phone service on campus Campus green space Triple occupancy in double-occupancy rooms Various clubs = much opportunity for involvement The hill going from one end of campus to the other Geographic location in rural/coastal area of RI Local businesses are too far away from campus Nice and welcoming URI community Bland/unhealthy food options on campus Emporium No elevators in many buildings Campus architecture Campus history</p><p>As you think about which ONE TOPIC might be most appealing to you, also consider what your purpose will be in delivering a response to a particular audience.</p><p>Example: Students need to be informed that their student-activity fee pays for access to the new gym, yet the opening has been delayed for three years.</p><p>Example: Students and the URI community should know how and why the green space on campus is developed and why it’s important to our health.</p><p>Example: URI officials should be made aware of the lack of healthy options for food on campus. </p>