Tuesday, May 1, 2018
Sunday, April 29, 2018
NEW YORK ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
WRITING AWARDS CEREMONY
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 2018
3:15 - 5:00 PM
163 WILLIAM ST., 18THFL BANQUET ROOM
Conducted by Writing Awards Director Eugene Richie
Refreshments will be served. Please join us for the ceremony.
Willis, Owens, Gill, Cannon, and Rose Writing Awards,
and the Academy of American Poets Prize
The Sarah Willis, Billie and Curtis Owens, Richard Gill, Gerard Cannon, and James Rose memorial funds, named in honor of distinguished English Department faculty, and the David A. Bickimer-Promise of Learnings / Academy of American Poets Prize
LITERARY CRITICISM
Erica Magrin Gerard Cannon Award 1st Place
Joe Reault Gerard Cannon Award 1st Place
Nicki Kern Sarah Willis Award 2nd Place
Kayla Hyland Sarah Willis Award 2nd Place
Ayla Combes Richard Gill Award 3rd Place
Sarah Hillyer Richard Gill Award 3rd Place
Jacob Holzman James Rose Award Honorable Mention
Melanie Rapoport James Rose Award Honorable Mention
JOURNALISM
Juliet Mueller Billie and Curtis Owens Award 1st Place
Katrina Alonso Gerard Cannon Award 2nd Place
Brooke Salamone Gerard Cannon Award 2nd Place
Asia Letlow Sarah Willis Award 3rd Place
Eric Thomas Sarah Willis Award 3rd Place
Veronica Albarella Richard Gill Award Honorable Mention
Brooke Sufrin Richard Gill Award Honorable Mention
LINGUISTIC AND RHETORICAL ANALYSIS
Austin Goodman (with co-author Yohei Mizobuchi)
Sarah Willis Award 1st Place
Klara Nilsson (with co-author Miranda Chhor
Gerard Cannon Award 2nd Place
Cole Bedford Gerard Cannon Award 2nd Place
Elise Graham Billie and Curtis Owens Award 3rd Place
Sarah Hillyer Billie and Curtis Owens Award 3rd Place
PLAYWRITING
Semaje Wicker Sarah Willis Award 1st Place
Harold Hodge Gerard Cannon Award 2nd Place
Ayla Combes Gerard Cannon Award 3rd Place
Paulina Katja Custodio Billie and Curtis Owens Award Honorable Mention
Samantha Ericson Billie and Curtis Owens Award Honorable Mention
SCREENWRITING
Matthew Tighe Gerard Cannon Award 1st Place
Jasmin Tejada Sarah Willis Award 2nd Place
Harold Hodge Richard Gill Award 3rd Place
WRITING ON FILM
Jacob Holzman Sarah Willis Award 1st Place
Leif Tystad Sarah Willis Award 1st Place
Jasmine Healy Billie and Curtis Owens Award 2nd Place
Mollie Murtagh Billie and Curtis Owens Award 2nd Place
Austin Goodman Gerard Cannon Award 3rd Place
Anna Maria Sejuelas James Rose Award Honorable Mention
NONFICTION
Alexandra Feinman Gerard Cannon Award 2nd Place
Jordan Rose Little Gerard Cannon Award 2nd Place
Georgette Charalambous Billie and Curtis Owens Award 3rd Place
Sarah Song Murray Billie and Curtis Owens Award 3rd Place
Laura DeBella Richard Gill Award Honorable Mention
Jasmine Healy Richard Gill Award Honorable Mention
Andrew Sciallo Richard Gill Award Honorable Mention
FICTION
Juliet Mueller Richard Gill 1st Place
Haley Boden Gerard Cannon Award 2nd Place
Melanie Rapoport Gerard Cannon Award 2nd Place
Ingrid Lorenzi Billie and Curtis Owens Award 3rd Place
Chantal Towns Billie and Curtis Owens Award 3rd Place
Abigail Letson Sarah Willis Award Honorable Mention
Molly Linnen Sarah Willis Award Honorable Mention
POETRY
Mollie Murtagh David A. Bickimer—Promise of Learnings /Academy of American Poets Prize
Jordan Rose Little Sarah Willis Award 1st Place
Alma Hansson Nilson Sarah Willis Award 1st Place
Jacob Holzman Billie and Curtis Owens Award 2nd Place
Miranda Valleau Billie and Curtis Owens Award 2nd Place
Kaitlin Owens Richard Gill Award 3rd Place
Elena Vail Richard Gill Award 3rd Place
Molly Linnen Gerard Cannon Award Honorable Mention
Noah Toth Gerard Cannon Award Honorable Mention
Kelly Herbert Writing Award
Originally endowed by Ms. Julie Hanus. Administered by Pace University’s LGBTQA & Social Justice Center, the award recognizes outstanding writing about Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Asexual and Ally lives and issues.
Presented by Kelley Herbert
Alida Munir,“The Letters I Wrote”
Tuesday, April 24, 2018
Two more upcoming English Dept. events:
*Wed. 5/2 3:00-4:30 163 William St., 18thFL Banquet Rm—English Writing Awards Ceremony. Refreshments will be served. Everyone is welcome. Please attend if you can. By Tuesday, 5/1, winners will be announced here and on our Pace NY English Facebook site https://www.facebook.com/groups/paceenglishnyc/
* Wed. 5/2 4:30-6:30 163 William St., 18th FL Banquet Rm—APHROS-English Dept. Open-Mic Reading . Refreshments will be served. Everyone is welcome. Please attend if you can. Reading conducted by APHROS Editors Mollie Murtagh and Jake Holzman.
Saturday, March 3, 2018
2018
WRITING AWARDS
2018
NYC English Department Willis, Owens, Gill, Cannon, and Rose Writing Awards,
and the Academy of American Poets Prize
$12,000 in awards from the Sarah Willis, Billie and Curtis Owens, Richard Gill,
Gerard Cannon, and James Rose funds (former English Dept. faculty) will be
given in Fiction, Poetry, Nonfiction, Screenwriting, Playwriting, Journalism, Writing
on Film, Literary Criticism, and Linguistic and Rhetorical Analysis. The
Academy of American Poets Prize (established at Pace by John Ashbery and David
Kermani) is awarded in the Poetry category.
Eligibility: You must be a NYC
undergraduate English Dept. or Film and Screen Studies (FSS) Dept. major or
minor, or an undergraduate in any major who has taken (or is taking) a Pace ENG
205, ENG 212, ENG 214, ENG 223, ENG 223C, ENG 223E, or a 300-level ENG or LIT
course; LIT 205; any LIT 211 or 212; or any FSS course. Also, you must be
enrolled as a Pace NYC student during the current academic year, either in Fall
2017 or Spring 2018, or both.
Deadline (Submissions by
email only)
Monday, April 9, 2018, by 11:59
pm / email: nyenglishawards@gmail.com
Send one email and attach a
separate .doc(x) or .pdf file in that email for each award category you enter.
Resend your email if you do
not get an automatic receipt confirmation. DO NOT send a pdf file.
Guidelines
--You may submit in
multiple award categories:
·
FICTION:
30 double-spaced pages maximum, but no more than 3 pieces, i.e., short stories
or part of a novel
·
POETRY: 5
poems (5 pages maximum, printed on one side)
·
NONFICTION:
30 double-spaced pages maximum, but no more than 3 pieces, i.e., personal essays,
profiles, memoirs, biography, food, travel, or cultural writing (but not literary
criticism, film criticism, or journalism.)
·
SCREENWRITING:
10-30 pages maximum in screenplay format and a 1-page (double-spaced) story
outline.
·
PLAYWRITING:
10-30 pages maximum in standard play format and a 1-page analysis of
characters, setting, action, and events
·
JOURNALISM:
25 double-spaced pages maximum, but no more than 3 pieces, i.e., news or
feature writing; and reviews of current gallery shows, performances, multimedia
work, books, theater, or cinema.
·
WRITING
ON FILM: 25 double-spaced pages maximum, no more than 1 piece, i.e. formal,
historical, or theoretical analysis of film (see Journalism for film reviews)
·
LITERARY
CRITICISM: 30 double-spaced pages maximum, but no more than 3 pieces, i.e.,
critical essays on literature (see Journalism for reviews of current books)
·
LINGUISTIC
AND RHETORICAL ANALYSIS: 15 pages maximum, but no more than 3 pieces, that present
data and apply methods taught in Language and Linguistics courses
--Submit one cover page for
each category you enter.
(A submission exceeding the maximum page count for a category will
not be considered.)
Cover Page for each
category consists of the following:
·
The
heading ENGLISH DEPARTMENT WRITING AWARDS
·
Name of
appropriate category (i.e., FICTION)
·
Your
name; 9-digit student ID or U#; and please list your English or FSS major or
minor; or if you are a major from another dept., please list your major and the
course #, semester, and year of an ENG 205, 212, 214, 223, 223C, or 223E
course, a 300-level ENG or LIT course, any LIT 211 or 212, or any FSS course
you've taken
·
Email
address, phone number(s), local mailing address
·
The
title(s) of only the works in this category
DO NOT put your name on any
other page.
·
All
writing must be carefully edited and proofread.
·
DO NOT
include page numbers on any pages.
·
Application
Guidelines in English Dept., Rm. 1512, 41 Park Row, 15th FL and on the Pace NYC
English Dept. Awards site (http://www.pace.edu/dyson/departments/english-nyc/writing-awards)
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