Adelphic Award
Winner: Kun Yi (Engineering)
“A Road Toward Democratization:
The Impact of Independent Online Journalism on China’s Policy Making”
Writ 142. Writing and Research in the University
Instructor: Jami Carlacio
Hon Mention: Jaebin Choi (Engineering)
“Sound as Primary Medium in Blankets”
Engl 187. Portraits of the Self
Instructor: Meredith Talusan Ramirez
James E. Rice, Jr. Prizes
Winner: Sean Chen (Engineering)
“The Enola Gay Controversy: Viewing History Through a Political Lens”
S&TS 123.02. Technology and Society: The American Atomic Age
Instructor: Benjamin Wang
Hon Mention: Zheng Kang Tham (A&S)
“Improvisation in Italian Popular Comedy”
Theater 131. Master of Mayhem: The Classic Trickster Figure in Comedy
Instructor: Sarah Powers
The Spencer Portfolio Award
Winner: Rachel Bukberg, Student (Human Ecology)
Jimmy Noriega, Instructor (Theatre)
Thetr 176. Reservations, Resistance, and Representation:
Native American Drama and Performance
Hon Mention: Jonathan Leape, Student (Engineering)
Steve Jessup, Instructor (EAS)
EAS 140. Writing in the Sciences: Environmental Perspectives
Gertrude Spencer Prize
Winner: Yuanhong Luo, student (Engineering)
Tsveta Petrova, Instructor (Government)
“A Study on the Applicability of Social Capital and Political Institutionalization on Government Performance”
Govt 100.03. Power and Politics: Better Together? Exploring the Meaning and Importance of Civil Society
James F. Slevin Assignment Sequence Prizes
Winner: Sarah Pearce (Near Eastern Studies)
“The Text and the Object”
NES 176. American Two Authors, Three Faiths: Don Quixote as the
History of Medieval Iberia
Hon Men: Julie Brown (English)
“Visitextual Criticality”
Engl 158.04. American Literature and Culture: Technologies of Poetic Imagination
Jennifer Erickson (Govenment)
“Writing and Understanding Perceptions of the Arms Trade”
Govt 100.02. Power and Politics: The Global Arms Trade—Politics, Markets, and Security
Knight Award for Writing Exercises
Winner: Lindsay Cummings (Theatre, Film, and Dance)
“What makes a good essay title?”
Thetr 121. The Politics of Documentary Theatre
Sarah Nell Davidson (Plant Biology)
“Three Birds, One Stone: figurative language, concision, and peer review in explanatory writing”
BioPl 150. The Art of Science Writing
The Knight Prize for Expository Writing, English 289
Winner: Lulu Yan (CALS)
“Walking on the Margin”
Instructor: Trevor Kearns, “America Dreaming”
Writing in the Majors Award
Winner: Christian Madera (A&S)
“From the Churches to the Jails: The Majestic Profanity of the Hammond Organ”
Physics 204. Physics of Music Sound
Instructor: Kathy Selby
Hon Men: Alanna Newman (CALS)
“Terrorism: An Unfortunate Consequence of the Neoliberal Development Paradigm”
DSoc 481. Global Conflict and Terrorism
Instructor: Charles Geisler
Recognition of Achievement in Teaching Award
Nicole Marafioti
Department of Medeival Studies
Portfolio Award
Emelie Peine
Department of Development Sociology
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