Writing is a dynamic process. Any piece of writing that you can find has gone through many stages of development: drafting, editing, and reviewing. Most documents go through multiple rounds before they are ready to be used. Peer review is one of the most important steps in creating any document. It is easy to have blind spots when it comes to your own writing and sometimes it takes an outside perspective to understand what works and what doesn’t. Sometimes your choices make sense to you but actually make your document less user-friendly or are confusing. Taking classes at UALR has helped me to grow as a writer because they encouraged me to seek feedback from my classmates and give feedback to others.
I created this poster to advertise American Theatre Guild, a company that strives to make Broadway more accessible by bringing popular shows to theaters around the United States. This poster was made specifically for their Kansas City location and was meant to be used for either print or digital advertisement, either in a newsletter or on a website.
from Document Design taught by Dr. Londie Martin, Summer 2022
KNOXVILLE TRACTION V. LANE (appeal)
Opening Statement
This is an opening statement for a case first tried in 1982. A woman who was harassed by a drunken motorman on a train car sued the car company for emotional distress. When she won, the car company appealed.
from Legal Writing taught by Dr./J.D. Joanne Matson, Spring 2024