2019 Award Winners |
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Undergraduate Conference Critical Essay Prize Aishah Cader, "Always the Nice Guy: Unpacking Why American Literature Trivializes Canada Grayson Chong, "What's the Hyphen Got to Do With It?: An Exploration of the Relationship Between Cordelia and Nature in William Shakespeare's King Lear" Undergraduate Conference Creative Essay Prize Sarah Hilton, "Campus Sceleratus: The Body" and "Reflecting Pool" (Poetry) Eva Wissting, "On My Body" (Prose) |
2018 Award Winners |
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Undergraduate Conference Critical Essay Prize Chelsea Matson, “Imagined Representations of Migration in Michael Ondaatje’s In the Skin of a Lion” Undergraduate Conference Creative Writing Prize Vanessa Vigneswaramoorthy, “A Sonnet to Daughter” |
2017 Award Winners |
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English Essay Prize Mark Veloso, “‘Unruly Noise’: Sound, Identity and the Acoustic Construction of Otherness in John Milton’s A Masque Presented at Ludlow Castle (Comus)” Canadian Literature Essay Prize Alistair Meyer Ladner, “Findings of Law and History in M. Nourbese Philip’s Zong! and James Wavin’s The Zong” Film Essay Prize
Michelle Tobiash, “Non-Being in Citizen Kane and Company: What is the Voice that Communicates in Silence” |
2016 Award Winners |
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Creative Writing (Fiction): Natasha Ramoutar, "From the Dust" Creative Writing (Non-Fiction): Trevor Cameron, "Video Games & Flow" Creative Writing (Poetry): Erin Maitland, "Writing" Best Critical Essay: Victoria Loder, “The Books of Anne Boleyn: Translation, Biblical Heresy, and Reform”
People's Choice Essay: Gabby Bablanian, "Fun, Fun Never Changes: Apocalypse as Entertainment" |
2015 Award Winners |
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Best Essay Prize Best Essay on Canadian Literature Ted Qian Dian Zhang, "'Postmemorial Criminal" |
2014 Award Winners |
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Best Essay Prize Rebecca Ricciardi, "Dismemberment, Wholeness and Power in William Shakespeare's Henry V" Best Essay on Canadian Literature |
2013 Award Winners |
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Best Essay Prize Diana Demian, "Disordered Worlds and Disorderly Women in Elizabeth Carys' 'Tragedy of Mariam' and 'The History of the Life, Reign and Death of Edwards II'"
Best Essay on Canadian Literature |
2010 Award Winners |
Critical Essays Best Essay Prize Philip Cox, "Mapping Boundaries, Human Bodies: The Imposition of Identity in Titus Andronicus" Originally written for course ENGC35: Imagined Communities in Early Modern England, 1500-1700 taught by Professor Marjorie Rubright. McClelland and Stewart Essay Prize in Canadian Studies Oxford University Press Essay Prize Creative Writing Works Poetry First: "The Bird Girls" by Laura Cok Honourable Mention Prose First: "Salt Water" by Andrew Shenkman Honourable Mention "A Hot Afternoon" by Sheeza Iqbal |