Moral Courage on Campus
Students enrolled in three courses (HRS200, VAH428, POL431) worked on a collaborative multimedia project inspired by the the Moral Courage Project. Through an open nomination process, the UD campus community put forward names of people who exemplify "moral courage".
What is Moral Courage?
- A trait a person exhibits when they act to promote respect and dignity within a community, especially in a way that challenges social norms, even though they could expose themselves to risk or harm in the process and may never be recognized for their actions.
Student teams interviewed these individuals and collected visual artifacts to produce concise storytelling pieces showcasing the actions of the ordinary people around us who work to positively contribute to our campus culture.
Aliyah Payne
By: Grace Elliott, Angela Weiland, Nathan Marcus, and Jake Neff
Vivian Mota
By: Maya Leibold, Grace Gibson, Tess Poe-Slade, and Connor Snodsmith
Claudia Jackert
By: Jared Marsh, Doug Lennon, Lydia Kladitis, and Anna Beebe
Carlos Stewart
By: Robert Nolan, Kathryn Hay, Julia Gallenstein, and Kaitlynne Chapman
Dr. Lis Regula
By: Casey Mullin, Bailee Boland, Britney Amin, and Justine Liptak
Grace Gibson
By: Sarah McGonigle, Lili Busic, Josh Digby, and Elijah Johnsone
Gabe Gaiusbayode
By: Ana Alemann Belendez, Brandy Lynch, Kelsey Kamil, and Colleen Liston
Rev. Dustin Pickett
By: Nicolette Bettuzzi, Darby McMonagle, Aileen Hull, and Jojo Sattler
Dr. Molly Malany Sayre
By: Claire Strobach, Margaret Deneen, Jasmine Riechmann, and Maleah Wells
Laura Gentner-Hutchinson
By: Clark Campbell, Meredith Robinson, Dezanee Bluthenthal, and Sophie Wilson
These stories identify the heroes among us—the individuals whose actions improve the recognition of dignity at UD.
Joel R. Pruce