Reading The Fine Print: Poetry And Community On Campus,
2025
University of Mary Washington
Reading The Fine Print: Poetry And Community On Campus, Logan Edwards
Departmental Honors & Graduate Capstone Projects
This capstone presentation is the culmination of a creative project that aimed to promote poetry through Fine Print, UMW’s poetry club on campus. The goal was to make poetry accessible for all on campus and build a specific community that celebrates it. Beyond spreading love of poetry, the purpose of this capstone was to leave Fine Print in a good place by building the club’s long-term engagement and participation, which grew exponentially throughout the semester. Although still a tight-knit community of poets, Fine Print encourages casual attendance to both events and meetings by anybody who finds it intriguing. Through regular …
Life Of Poetry: Practicing The Art Of Incarnation,
2025
Southern Adventist University
Life Of Poetry: Practicing The Art Of Incarnation, Madison Wilcox
Student Research
This creative research project explores three questions. First, what does it mean to live a life of poetry, to be a poet? Second, what is the life cycle of a poem? How does a poem begin, grow, and come to an end? And finally, could Christ be a poet? By writing a collection of poems as the core of my project, I explored the poet’s life, followed several poems through their life cycle, and reflected on the intersection between Christ’s life and ours. To add a practical dimension to the project, I researched the publishing process through books and interviews. …
Cabin Haiku,
2025
University of Southern Maine
Cabin Haiku, Alexandra Gourlay
EDU 626: Writing Development & Instruction (Redlon)
No abstract provided.
She: The Shadow Self,
2025
Utah State University
She: The Shadow Self, Mya Bethers
All Graduate Reports and Creative Projects, Fall 2023 to Present
This multimodal poetry thesis explores the Female Shadow, an adaptation of Carl Jung’s concept of the Shadow that focuses on women’s experiences, through the themes of silence, abuse, and generational trauma. Incorporating multimodal forms such as video poetry and visual poetry alongside traditional print poetry, the collection mirrors the fragmented nature of trauma and the instability of memory. This collection draws from feminist theorists like Hélène Cixous, bell hooks, and Trinh T. Minh-ha, as well as poets engaging with Jungian concepts such as Sylvia Plath, Robert Bly, and Châtillon Coque. This work examines repression, voice, and the unconscious. Formally, it …
Simply Difficult,
2025
DePauw University
Simply Difficult, Jenna Reynolds
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
Jenna Reynolds is a Senior English Writing major. She has written for AMWR in the past and has also written for the DePauw stage (Romeo and Juliet at Bridgerton).
Quantifying Forever,
2025
DePauw University
Quantifying Forever, Raechel Meyers
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
Raechel Meyers is a first-year Anthropology major, Honor Scholar, and self-admitted overachiever. She is from Dayton, Ohio, and is guessing you may know someone with ties to there. That happens pretty often. She enjoys the stories of others, spicy food, commas, cats laying in sunny spots, and the color blue.
It Will (Never) End,
2025
DePauw University
It Will (Never) End, Anne Gregg
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
Anne Gregg is a Senior English Writing major, Honor Scholar, and Media Fellow at DePauw. She is also the Editor-In-Chief of A Midwestern Review. If you go looking for Anne Gregg, you will not find her. She has learned how to become incorporeal and spends her time singing in the breeze.
Desire,
2025
University of the Pacific
Face To Face (Reprise),
2025
University of the Pacific
Whisper Of Peace,
2025
University of the Pacific
Art Of Sight,
2025
University of the Pacific
The Ace Of Spades,
2025
University of the Pacific
Recipe To Remember: An Exploration Of Self-Publishing Creative Agency,
2025
Pace University - New York
Recipe To Remember: An Exploration Of Self-Publishing Creative Agency, Janet L. Gerges
Honors College Theses
As a poet, I have learned some of the ins and outs of traditional poetry publication—which is anything but conventional—through other research endeavors. Majoring in creative writing at Pace University has given me access to a plethora of resources regarding ways to publish, including the atypical route of self-publishing zines, through the Pace Zine Library. Zines are an ultimately free creative outlet that many artists use to display multimedia work and produce a publication of a different, more homemade quality than that of traditionally published work.
The traditional, more harrowing approach to poetry publication is to break out by publishing …
In Search Of Green,
2025
University of the Pacific
What My Fathers Sees,
2025
University of the Pacific
Inheritance,
2025
University of the Pacific
Slowly,
2025
University of the Pacific
Tidewaters,
2025
University of the Pacific
Please Don’T Go,
2025
University of the Pacific
I Pray To Colors,
2025
University of the Pacific
