Hannah Crim

Between 1939 and 1942, World War II saw an overwhelming surge of propaganda, particularly in Germany. While propaganda often carries a negative connotation, it can also serve a just cause. In the following leaflets, nations like France, Holland, Denmark, and even Germans themselves used propaganda to counter Nazi influence. These messages aimed to deter soldiers from joining Hitler’s ranks, expose the extent of their indoctrination, and encourage them to resist. By revealing the truth behind Nazi deception, these efforts sought to break the cycle of manipulation and awaken individuals to the reality of the war and its consequences.

Our app, CheckPoint, is designed to encourage college students to attend classes and campus events by tracking their walks and attendance. Users earn points for each walk, whether to class, events, or recreational outings, which can be redeemed for rewards within the app. A leaderboard allows for friendly competition throughout entire school. The overall objective is to promote academic success, increase event attendance, and foster a more active, connected campus environment. Students are motivated to be present, involved, and successful.