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Eagles Write! |
Eagles Write! is USM’s celebration of student writing, which coincides with the National Day on Writing in October. The National Day on Writing seeks to recognize and celebrate all forms of writing and their authors. At USM, we want to do the same. Our celebration, Eagles Write!, not only celebrates our students’ hard work and ingenuity, but also helps them to see the public work of the texts they produce. We want to recognize them as the authors they are. Every year, we collect nominated work from students enrolled in any first-year composition course. In the fall, we recognize these students’ work through events that celebrate their writing. Past events have included receptions, readings, and exhibits.
We are currently accepting submissions of work produced during Fall 2020 and Spring
2021 semesters. Click here to nominate a student’s work from ENG 100E, ENG 101, or ENG 102.
ENG 100 AwardSheryl EnosakhareTitle: “Racism in High Schools”Instructor: Jennifer Brewington |
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ENG 101 AwardMaggie BennettTitle: “Grcem Eggs nad Han. Dy Br. Svess”Instructor: Kevin Thomason |
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Academic Research AwardCaroline GeniusTitle: “The True Predator of the Seas”Instructor: Kelli Sellers |
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Community Research AwardNiva ShresthaTitle: “Menstruation in Nepal: Traditionally Stigmatized and Dehumanized”Instructor: Maria Conti Maravillas |
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