Adelphic Award
Winner: Eugene H. Kim (A&S)
“Storytelling: The Finder of True Native American Identity”
Engl 170. Linked Stories
Instructor: Autumn Watts
Hon Mention:Gary Ji Won Ri (A&S)
“Historical Changes and Continuity”
Engl 270. The Reading of Fiction
Instructor: Cynthia Chase
James E. Rice, Jr. Prizes
Winner: Tobias Huttner (A&S)
“Nonsense in Wonderland”
ComL 103. Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds, Other Worlds:
Philosophy as Theodicy or Writing as Deception
Instructor: Juan Sierra
Winner: Jenna Tynan (HE)
“The Anchoress and the Self-Proclaimed Prophet:
Medieval Female Writers inEcclesiastical Society”
Medvl 101. Aspects of Medieval Culture: Writing Women in the Middle Ages
Instructor: Jamie Friedman
Hon Mention: Brandon Imp (A&S)
“The Microwave—Common Appliance or New Futurist Device?”
Music 111. Sound, Sense, and Ideas: Futurist Music and Technology
Instructor: Emily Green
Hon Mention: Benjamin Solomon (A&S)
“Embracing Identities”
Engl 170. Linked Stories
Instructor: Autumn Watts
Gertrude Spencer Essay Prize
Winner: Lee Gerwitz, student (A&LS)
Dana Koster, instructor (English)
“Hal vs. L.B Jeffries”
Engl 108. Fiction into Film: Based on the Book
Hon Mention: Benjamin Finkle, student (A&LS)
Tsveta Petrova, instructor (Government)
“A Cause for Concern: Why Registered Voters do not Turn out
to the Polls on Election Day”
Govt 100. Power and Politics: Political Participation
Gertrude Spencer Portfolio Award
Winner: Eric Young, Student (ENG)
JIMMY NORIEGA, Instructor (Theatre)
Thetr 176. Reservations, Resistance, and Representation:
Native American Drama and Performance
James Slevin Assignment Sequence Prizes
Winner: Stephanie gehring (English)
“Literary Detection”
Engl 147. The Mystery in the Story
Winner: Emelie Peine (Development Sociology)
“Writing for the Real World: Composing a Letter to the Editor”
D Soc 111. Corporate Controversies: Exploring Big Scandals in Big Business
Winner: Bev Thurber (Theoretical and Applied Mechanics)
“Three Types of Scientific Writing”
TAM 175. Writing about Engineering Problems
Honorable Mention: Alan Weber (English)
“The Story of Medicine: Medical Rhetoric Throughout History”
Engl 185. Writing About Literature: The Story of Medicine
Knight Award For Writing Exercises
Winner: Nicole Marafioti (Medieval Studies)
“Clarity, Concision, and Introductory Paragraphs”
Medvl 101. Aspects of Medieval Culture:
Barbarian Kings and Kingdoms—The Franks in the Early Middle Ages
Winner: Andrew Yeo (Government)
“Styles of Writing and the Afghanistan Model”
Govt 100. Power and Politics: Power, Tragedy, and Honor—Three Faces of War
Honorable Mention: Jamie Friedman (Medieval Studies)
“Guidelines for a Focused Thesis”
Medvl 101. Aspects of Medieval Culture: Writing Women in the Middle Ages
Honorable Mention: Kristie Wang (A&S)
“Cultural Studies Handouts”
Engl 168. Knight Award for Writing Exercises
The Knight Prize For Expository Writing, ENGLISH 289
Winner:Alexander Terepka
“McCleskey V. Kemp, the 21st Century, and Equal Protection”
Instructor: Joseph Carello, “Constitutional Law and the Media”
Honorable Mention: Caroline Gonzalez
“Ironic Apathy and Carnivalesque Activism in Watchmen and Super Flat Times”
Instructor: Trevor Kearns, “Endsight: Apocalyptic Fictions”
Writing In The Majors Award
Winner:Julia Adolphe (A&S)
"The Physical Spell of Gregorian Chant"
Instructor: Robert Fulbright
Physics 204. Physics of Musical Sound
Recognition of Achievement in Teaching Award
Winner: Hilary Emmett
Department of English
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