Rangos Prize Pitch Competition
For the annual Rangos Prize Pitch Competition, Duquesne University faculty and students formulate ideas for engaging with community partners and creating new approaches to pedagogy.
View the 2026 video submissions below.
2026 New Applicant Finalists
- Constructing a New Pedagogical Paradigm Through Mad Aesthetics, Lived Experience,
and Trauma-Specific Care
Stephenie Sofield, Senia Duganhodzic, Anna Hladio, Temitope Tosin Ogundele, Heyd Reyes, Gracie Rodriguez, Alayna Steinmetz, and Jane Sundy - Claim and Convey: A Property Law Board Game
Minh Ho, Thane Zeeh, Camdyn Landahl, and Maryann Herm - Breathing for Musicians
Nicole Jenkins and Dr. Renee Prater - AI Integrated Pedagogy: Teaching Productive and Ethical AI Use Through The Sales Process
Andrea DiBernardo - Rangos Research Hub
Eric Davis, Katelyn McKee, and Tessa Markham - Digital Literacy for Undergraduates at Duquesne University
Nathan Ong, Arthur Harper, and Amanda Clossen
2026 Advancing Applicant Finalist
- The Soundwalk Project
Nicole Vilkner