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By Dave Larsen The Rev. William P. Anderson, Presbyterian minister and professor emeritus in the University of Dayton Department of Religious Studies, died May 7. He was 85. Anderson taught religious studies and ethics on campus from 1968 to 1998. He was a founder and professor in the College of Arts and Sciences’ Core program, where he taught alongside his humanities and social sciences colleagues. After his retirement, he stayed on for several years as the Core Program’s director. He most recently worked for 16 years as pastor of Community Presbyterian Church USA in Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin. As a protestant minister working at a Catholic university, Anderson would often say how closely the concepts of God, community and service taught by the Marianist brothers aligned with his own theology. ....
By Katy Kelly This fall, University Libraries faculty and staff offered seven asynchronous programs in partnership with Housing and Residence Life’s AVIATE program, reaching 5,281 students. With a pivot to virtual programming, we developed new and engaging content on a variety of topics using platforms like Springshare’s LibWizard and Google Forms. Take a look at the results of our fall semester programming lineup. Making Memes: Visual Literacy and Internet Culture In August and September, Bridget Retzloff and Jillian Ewalt invited students to learn about visual literacy while creating their own memes. Students watched a short interactive lecture on visual literacy, memes, and finding public domain images; participated in an activity to find an image and create or remix a meme; and then shared their images and answered reflection questions. 567 students received PATH points, and we all benefited from seeing some student meme examples that accurately reflect the v ....