Eloquentia Perfecta: Celebrating Rhetoric at USF

Eloquentia Perfecta: Celebrating Rhetoric at USF is an event series hosted by the Department of Rhetoric and Language, showcasing outstanding written, oral, visual, and digital rhetoric. We also listen to and learn from our multilingual students, promote innovative and multimodal approaches to rhetoric, and celebrate eloquentia perfecta—communicating for the common good.

Our events are open to the entire USF community and do not require registration.

International Student Forum
Monday, 18 November 2024
11:45 to 12:50pm in McLaren 252

In partnership with International Education Week.
Do you promote inclusive learning and teaching practices to help International multilingual students succeed academically and culturally? What questions do you have about using meaningful pedagogy to support linguistically and culturally diverse students at USF? Please join us as we think through these issues directly with international undergraduate and graduate students.

Watch Last year's event recording

Stay tuned for Writing for Real World's 22nd event details in 2025.

Writing for a Real World’s 21st issue features the work of Joshua Dineros, Metyia Kyndall Phillips, Callan Cimino, Jared Murti, Mateo Angel Gonzalez, Catherine  Kenney Pluimer, Veronica Mireles, Noah Lee, Aurelie Sciaroni, Madeline Dutra, and Ruby Smee.