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Digital CSU Student Showcase highlights multimedia creativity

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Wide shot of the Digital CSU Student Showcase in the Student Atrium, Dec. 3, 2024
Wide shot of the Digital CSU Student Showcase in the Student Atrium, Dec. 3, 2024
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Addy Goodrich, left, and Nature Nelson show off their project about solutions to prevent microplastics and overuse of plastic. (credit: Alex Martinez)
Addy Goodrich, left, and Nature Nelson show off their project about solutions to prevent microplastics and overuse of plastic. (credit: Alex Martinez)
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Aaron Barnes, left, Noah Haugen, center, and Cory Brotosky show off their video presentation on ocean acidification. (credit: Alex Martinez)
Aaron Barnes, left, Noah Haugen, center, and Cory Brotosky show off their video presentation on ocean acidification. (credit: Alex Martinez)
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August Kovacik presents his project on battling durable pollution. (credit: Alex Martinez)
August Kovacik presents his project on battling durable pollution. (credit: Alex Martinez)
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Alhameedi Alenezi showcases his interactive website on the history and solutions of the plastic that pollute our oceans. (credit: Alex Martinez)
Alhameedi Alenezi showcases his interactive website on the history and solutions of the plastic that pollute our oceans. (credit: Alex Martinez)
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Yusra Kalla shows off her project on the evolution of Korean dramas and their impact worldwide. (credit: Alex Martinez)
Yusra Kalla shows off her project on the evolution of Korean dramas and their impact worldwide. (credit: Alex Martinez)
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Vice President of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) Ruby Darwish showcases videos for support of Palestine. (credit: Alex Martinez)
Vice President of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) Ruby Darwish showcases videos for support of Palestine. (credit: Alex Martinez)
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Suleiman, left, and Yesenia showcase their project on global heating. (credit: Alex Martinez)
Suleiman, left, and Yesenia showcase their project on global heating. (credit: Alex Martinez)
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Nic Dawg, left, and Julia Urban showcase how Cleveland can improve on the urban ecosystem including local food production. (credit: Alex Martinez)
Nic Dawg, left, and Julia Urban showcase how Cleveland can improve on the urban ecosystem including local food production. (credit: Alex Martinez)
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Librarian Ben Richards, who coordinates the CSU Digital showcase, waits for to sign in for the event, Dec. 3, 2024. (credit: Alex Martinez)
Librarian Ben Richards, who coordinates the CSU Digital showcase, waits for students to sign in for the event, Dec. 3, 2024. (credit: Alex Martinez)
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By ALEX MARTINEZ – posted December 14, 2024

CSU Digital hosted its 2024 fall Student Showcase Dec. 3 in the Student Center Atrium, featuring a wide range of digital, multimedia and multimodal works from various departments across campus.

Creators used slides, videos, ebooks, infographics and other interactive forms of multimedia to showcase their work and make it accessible to a general audience of students, staff and faculty.

Examples from the showcase included presentations by students from the chemistry department which highlighted problems and solutions with plastic pollution, and ways to reimagine the urban ecosystem. Other projects addressed topics such as the decline in popularity of K-Dramas and the importance of Palestinian human rights.

“I usually try to cover stories for people who are suppressed and can’t tell the story themselves so I usually become that voice for them,” said Ruby Darwish, President of Students for Justice in Palestine. “I attend and organize protests such as the videos I presented for the showcase.”

Presentations such as Darwish’s highlighted how the showcase can inform students about problems that they can help prevent or educate others about, whether a social, environmental or other issue. 

Another standout project, presented by Nic Dawg and Julia Urban, highlighted the potential for increased local food production in Cleveland.

“There are about 30,000 unused lots in Cleveland and 80% of those don’t have trees or any productive land,” Dawg explained. “It’s a lot of land that can be used to have more natural plants so we can have natural filtration”

The showcase served as both a platform for innovation and a call to action, inspiring attendees to think critically about pressing challenges in Cleveland and to explore creative solutions.

The next digital student showcase will be presented in the spring 2025 semester although a date has not been announced. See the Digital CSU website for any questions or updates. 

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