Writing Showcase 2022
Welcome to the UWP Writing Showcase 2022!
The Writing Showcase gives students an opportunity to share their research and scholarship with fellow BGSU students and faculty and provides the prospect to win a cash prize for outstanding scholarship.
The Showcase will be hybrid this year, with in-person poster presentations (digital or traditional) and online presentations hosted on the UWP Website.
In-Person poster presentation will be April 8, 4:45-6:00 p.m. in East Hall.
Virtual, pre-recorded presentation will be live on the UWP Showcase page and streamed in East Hall on April 8.
Come out and see the great research from our WRIT 1110 and WRIT 1120 students!
Information for Presenters
Students will share their information in poster presentations, which are short summaries of your research.
In-person Presentation Format: Poster presentations give you a chance to talk with others about your research in conversations instead of presenting one at a time in front of a large crowd. Think of the poster presentation as a conversation starter.
Virtual Pre-Recorded Presentation Format: Virtual presenters will record a short, 5-7 minute video of their research. They may use the digital poster format to help guide viewers through their research, but they may also use other presentation formats that help them present effectively. Pre-recorded presentations should be submitted to the UWP by April 4 to give time to upload. Send your recorded presentations to uwp-studentevents@bgsu.edu.
Tips for Creating E-Posters: Link Here
Tips for Creating Physical Posters: Link Here
Judging Rubric: Link Here
Poster Presentation Workshop: Link Here
Writing Showcase Virtual Presentations
Abigail Petersen: Baby Beethoven: Worth It or Not? The Effectiveness of "Baby Music"
Originally from Wisconsin, Abigail Petersen is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Music in Music Performance and a Bachelor of Arts in Latin at Bowling Green State University, where she is a Presidential Scholar in the Honors College and a Hansen Fellow in the College of Musical Arts. She was nominated to the Dean’s List in Fall 2021 and also became a finalist in the university’s 54th Annual Competitions in Music Performance. Abigail currently works as a collaborative pianist and a Latin tutor; she enjoys these jobs because they allow her to share her passions with others. In her free time, Abigail enjoys crocheting, baking, listening to music, and drinking coffee.
Lacie Snyder: "Saving the System: Bringing Back Hope to Mental Health in America"
My name is Lacie Snyder, and I am a current freshman at Bowling Green State University. I am a HDFS Major with a double minor in Psychology and Child Life. I love being with my friends and my cat, Spartacus. After College, I plan to become a Child Life Specialist or a Child and Family Therapist. I became interested in the topic of our failing mental health system through the Curiosity Paper I wrote in my WRIT 1120 class. As someone who struggles with mental illness day after day, I would love to help towards the solution of healing our broken system.
Updated: 04/08/2022 09:17AM