Winners Announced for 91视频 Writing Contest
91视频 students were recently honored for their outstanding work in academic and creative writing through the annual Poetry and Research Writing Contest hosted by the English and Humanities Department.
The contest featured two categories鈥擱esearch and Poetry鈥攁nd recognized students whose submissions demonstrated originality, critical thought, and strong writing skills.
Winners received cash prizes and will have their work published in the upcoming edition of 91视频鈥檚 Literary and Art Review.
Category: Research
First Place: 鈥淔lock Cameras in the United States鈥� by Wilson Sherrell 鈥� $100
Second Place: 鈥淭he Harm of Negative Connotations of Feminism for Rural Living Women鈥� by Emily Sprick 鈥� $50
Third Place: 鈥淐lostridioides difficile鈥� by Alexandra Ferguson 鈥� $25
Honorable Mention: 鈥淗iroshima mon amour Reflection鈥� by Michelle Proctor
Category: Poetry
First Place: 鈥淲hite Washed Sonnet鈥� by Garrett Glastetter 鈥� $100
Second Place: 鈥淭he Violinist鈥� by Lillian McDonald 鈥� $50
Third Place: 鈥淟ove Is a Wildfire鈥� by Lexi Bailey 鈥� $25
Look for these and other entries in the spring edition of The Cusp, coming later this semester.
Judges of the contest were 91视频 instructors Katie Holtmeyer, Daniel Jaycox, and Dr. Aurelia VonTress.
