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Capstone is an online magazine published twice annually for alumni and friends of UWL's College of Arts, Social Sciences, & Humanities.

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Louise Zamparutti

Louise Zamparutti, English, presented "Mystery as Evidence: Mythos, Mystery, and Evidentia in the Foiba di Basovizza Memorial" at Retorica Oggi on Monday, Nov. 11 online.

Submitted on: Nov. 11

Kate Parker

Kate Parker, English, presented "Hermit, Hierophant, or High Priestess?: Tarot's Journey of the Self" at Psych Hour Series on Friday, Oct. 11 in La Crosse, WI.

Submitted on: Oct. 11

Lisa Lenarz, Lindsay Steiner, Sarah Bakken, Kendall Morgan and Daniel Schneider

Lisa Lenarz, Art; Lindsay Steiner, English; Sarah Bakken and Kendall Morgan, both Murphy Library; and Daniel Schneider, Philosophy; presented "Great Ideas for Teaching Students (GIFTS): Assignments Using Generative AI" at the CATL Mini-Conference on Friday, Oct. 11, in La Crosse.

Submitted on: Oct. 10

Bryan Kopp, Christopher McCracken, Lindsay Steiner and Louise Zamparutti

Bryan Kopp, Christopher McCracken, Lindsay Steiner and Louise Zamparutti, all English, presented "Teaching rhetorical complexity through an AI-mediated case study in technical writing" at CATL Conference on Teaching & Learning on Aug. 27 in La Crosse, WI.

Submitted on: Aug. 29

Lei Zhang

Lei Zhang, English, presented "Digital Rhetorical Agency: Chinese Anti-Zero-Covid Demonstrations as a Case Study" at the International Society for the History of Rhetoric on July 25 in Vancouver, Canada.

Submitted on: July 30