Document Analysis: The Wells Library

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Some of the most appealing documents I’ve seen have been at the libraries on campus. This pamphlet for the Scholars’ Commons Series of the 2016 spring semester, which is available at the Library Services desk of the Wells Library is one of the best I’ve seen in terms of its use of repetition. The document’s rhetorical purpose is to promote the Scholar’s Commons research and publishing workshops to staff and students of IU. Both the color and typography aid in achieving this purpose, as they are consistent throughout the entire document, and thus, provide the audience with extremely accessible and organized information. The mint green that encapsulates the title on the cover of the pamphlet, and is given the most weight on the cover, is used

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