Students will prepare a dynamic and engaging 700-word graduation speech (which roughly equates to a 6-minute recording), addressing the following two questions with clear explanations:
What is Pope Francis’ understanding of human dignity and the common good in Laudato Si’?
Discuss Pope Francis' views on human dignity and the common good as presented in "Laudato Si’."
How is it relevant to your course of study and a specific human community involved in your future profession?
Explain how Pope Francis' concepts are connected to your course of study and a specific human community in your future profession.
Additional Requirements:
Produce your graduation speech using Echo360 (ACU’s licensed audio-visual application – not any other audio-visual application) and include an Echo360 ‘public link’ to your graduation speech at the top of your script.
Demonstrate close and critical engagement with "Laudato Si’" (when citing "Laudato Si’", ensure you include specific paragraph numbers).
Cite at least the following three resources:
Francis, "Laudato Si’".
Christopher P. Vogt, “Laudato Si’: Social Analysis and Political Engagement in the Tradition of Catholic Social Thought.” In Integral Ecology for a More Sustainable World: Dialogues with Laudato Si’, edited by Dennis O’Hara, Matthew Eaton, and Michael T. Ross, 13-27 (Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books, 2020).
One course of study-specific reading/resource from Module 1: Laudato Si’.
Identify your course of study, specific human community, and future profession.
Adhere to all ‘Assessment writing and research instructions’ as provided.
Submission:
This assessment task must be submitted electronically via Turnitin on LEO.
Solution:
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