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2023 Aegs Proceedings: Struggles And/As Transformation, Marquette University Jan 2023

2023 Aegs Proceedings: Struggles And/As Transformation, Marquette University

Association of English Graduate Students

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“Celebrating The Spaces We Live In”, Erin Lomonaco Jan 2023

“Celebrating The Spaces We Live In”, Erin Lomonaco

Campus Poetry Walk

My name is Erin LoMonaco. I am Junior majoring in Architecture and Minoring in Music, but I have also always had a passion for writing. I love to read any book I can get my hands on, and I love to write stories and poetry whenever I get the chance.

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Headspace, Amanda Walsh Jan 2023

Headspace, Amanda Walsh

Campus Poetry Walk

I have spent my life living in the New England area, but that is not the only space I consider home. As a writer, I spend a lot of time living amongst my thoughts, making my headspace one of the other places I consider home. I believe that a space is not just a location, but a state of mind that can make any space, even ones that may not be obvious right away.

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I Have Come To Be Held By The Trees, Cassandra Bousquet Jan 2023

I Have Come To Be Held By The Trees, Cassandra Bousquet

Campus Poetry Walk

Cassandra Bousquet is a freshman here at Roger Williams University, hailing from Brisbane, CA. Her work is featured in the collaborative poem, “Breathe,” which appeared in Nature & Culture 2021 Festival Book (Copenhagen: Red Press Kulturhuset Islands Brygge & Københavns Kommune, 2021). You can see more of her work at speakpoetry.org under the youth and ecopoetry section. Cassandra is a graduate of the Youth Climate Ambassador program in San Mateo County, CA and is continuing her climate activism through her Instagram @unitedagainstclimatechange

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Losing One Part To Gain Another, Charlotte Cole Jan 2023

Losing One Part To Gain Another, Charlotte Cole

Campus Poetry Walk

I am a junior at Roger Williams University studying Forensic Science with a minor in Creative Writing. I grew up in a small town on the East Coast sailing and playing tennis during the summers. My dream has always been to publish my own book, and recently I got involved in writing more poetry, and have added to that dream of someday getting my poems published as well.

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Father, Friend, Stranger, Ciara Redfearn Jan 2023

Father, Friend, Stranger, Ciara Redfearn

Campus Poetry Walk

I am a Senior, graduating in May 2023. I am a marketing major with a minor in psychology. I am part of the women in business on campus in which I take on the role, "graphic designer with specialties in Social Media."

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They Told Me It Would Be Like Spring, Pluto Mccauley Jan 2023

They Told Me It Would Be Like Spring, Pluto Mccauley

Campus Poetry Walk

Pluto McCauley is an architecture student here at Roger Williams University. On campus, they are involved with the ballroom dance club as well as the outing club. They consider themselves to be a creative and find joy in expressing themself through writing, dance, painting, and more.

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Homes Sweet Homes, Paris Delbone Jan 2023

Homes Sweet Homes, Paris Delbone

Campus Poetry Walk

My name is Paris and I am from Canton, Connecticut, majoring in Environmental Science and Secondary Education. I have two siblings, an older brother and a younger sister. I love to write poetry, play soccer, and travel. My love for poetry stemmed my senior year of high school, when our first poetry unit was introduced, ever since then I cannot stop writing.

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Forest Woman, Amy Tiberio Jan 2023

Forest Woman, Amy Tiberio

Campus Poetry Walk

Amy Tiberio serves as the Vice President for Enrollment Management at RWU. She is a feminist and a yogi who spends her free time in nature, which is where she gets her inspiration and energy. Art has always played an important role in her life, and she tries to make room for it in a busy world.

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Oh The Places I Am, Jenny Simpson Jan 2023

Oh The Places I Am, Jenny Simpson

Campus Poetry Walk

My name is Jenny Simpson and I'm from Pawtucket Rhode Island. I'm a cybersecurity major but love the arts, including poetry. Poetry helps me convey emotions that may be hard to speak about. I believe everyone should tap into their artistic side, because everyone has one.

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The Star Of Earth, Nathan Watlington Jan 2023

The Star Of Earth, Nathan Watlington

Campus Poetry Walk

Hailing from Massachusetts, Nathan Watlington is a Marine Biology major who will be graduating come May 2023. Growing up near the woods, conservation has always been important to Nathan, and he enjoys taking walks and connecting with nature. During his time at Roger, Nathan fell in love with poetry and believes strongly in its ability to advocate both for human and environmental rights.

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The Joy Of Learning Together In Our Rwu Classroom, Rosalie Franks Jan 2023

The Joy Of Learning Together In Our Rwu Classroom, Rosalie Franks

Campus Poetry Walk

Dr Rosalie Franks teaches Literature and Philosophy and Critical Writing at Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island. From 1994-1999 she interviewed 92 Holocaust survivors for the Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation, founded by Steven Spielberg. Her three to seven- hour conversations with survivors represent more than 550 hours of original testimonies with Jews, ages 60 to 97, who once lived in countries all over Eastern and Western Europe. Out of 25,000 interviews conducted in English by the Foundation, two of Dr. Franks’ ground-breaking conversations with Joseph Singer, a child survivor of the failed Saint Louis refugee voyage …

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Anxiety, Taylor Pierre Jan 2023

Anxiety, Taylor Pierre

Campus Poetry Walk

I am a sophomore here at RWU. I am a criminal justice major with a minor in creative writing. Mental health is something that I am very passionate about and hope it shows in my writing.

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Providence, Melissa Mota Jan 2023

Providence, Melissa Mota

Campus Poetry Walk

I graduated from Roger Williams University in 2018 and was a participant in the Poetry Slam for nearly every year I attended. The Poetry Slam and being able to share my poetry on campus with students and faculty gave me the power and the voice I needed to feel heard in the world.” Melissa has published her poetry and we would like to share a link to her book: http://jandbpressphilly.com/.

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Repentance, Nicole Kowalewski Jan 2023

Repentance, Nicole Kowalewski

Campus Poetry Walk

My name is Nicole Kowalewski, and I am a sophomore creative writing major. After hearing the theme "Celebrating the Spaces We Live In," I chose to submit a poem set outdoors at dusk because I never feel quite so content and full of wonder anywhere else. No matter where you are around, you can look to the sky and stars and be comforted.

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When The Last Humans Left, Thelma Dzialo Jan 2023

When The Last Humans Left, Thelma Dzialo

Campus Poetry Walk

Thelma Dzialo is the Library Operations Manager for the university library. She is an outdoor enthusiast and enjoys yoga, cycling, and reading. This is her first poem.

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I Love Yes, Arielle Epstein Jan 2023

I Love Yes, Arielle Epstein

Campus Poetry Walk

I'm a 1L at the school of law with a background in education/creative writing. I like hyperbole, alliteration and lists. I dislike the Oxford comma & cannot say why.

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Just Be, Lucas Matthews Jan 2023

Just Be, Lucas Matthews

Campus Poetry Walk

Lucas Matthews is a first-year first-generation student here at Roger Williams University from Barrington, Rhode Island studying Secondary Education and English Literary Studies. He is an avid reader, writer, yogi, outdoors enthusiast, and Marvel/DC nerd. He aspires to become a high school English teacher upon graduation, sharing his love of literature and writing with his students and helping them to see the transformative and healing nature of writing in their everyday lives.

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“Where We Are”, Paige Swenson Jan 2023

“Where We Are”, Paige Swenson

Campus Poetry Walk

My works tend to be slightly pessimistic, however I believe poetry's purpose is to open our eyes and mind. I started writing poems to navigate my own thoughts and emotions and also as an attempt to make others think.

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Week 4: Psalm 51 - Praying Our Sin, Calvin University Jan 2023

Week 4: Psalm 51 - Praying Our Sin, Calvin University

Campus Ministries Resources

No abstract provided.

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“Try Getting A Reservation At Dorsia Now, You Fucking Stupid Bastard!” Hegemonic Masculinity In Slasher Films, Samantha Jackson Jan 2023

“Try Getting A Reservation At Dorsia Now, You Fucking Stupid Bastard!” Hegemonic Masculinity In Slasher Films, Samantha Jackson

Capstone Showcase

This thesis aims to analyze and address the prevalence of hegemonic masculinity in the slasher subgenre of horror films. The research consisted of a content analysis of what the internet deemed the ‘best’ ten slasher films of all time. The content analysis was based upon R.W. Connell’s (2005) theory of hegemonic masculinity which stated the existence of hierarchical standards for masculinity that men are expected to achieve. Hegemonic masculinity was categorized into four themes. The themes were sexist ideology, sexual behavior, and physical and emotional violence. The research indicated that emotional violence occurred at the highest rate among the sample …

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Week 6: Psalm 121 - Praying Our Journey, Calvin University Jan 2023

Week 6: Psalm 121 - Praying Our Journey, Calvin University

Campus Ministries Resources

No abstract provided.

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Week 1: Introduction & Psalm 1, Calvin University Jan 2023

Week 1: Introduction & Psalm 1, Calvin University

Campus Ministries Resources

No abstract provided.

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Week 9: Psalm 150 - Praying Our Praise, Calvin University Jan 2023

Week 9: Psalm 150 - Praying Our Praise, Calvin University

Campus Ministries Resources

No abstract provided.

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Week 8: Psalm 139 - Praying Our Surrender, Calvin University Jan 2023

Week 8: Psalm 139 - Praying Our Surrender, Calvin University

Campus Ministries Resources

No abstract provided.

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Week 7: Psalm 137 - Praying Our Anger, Calvin University Jan 2023

Week 7: Psalm 137 - Praying Our Anger, Calvin University

Campus Ministries Resources

No abstract provided.

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Week 5: Psalm 73 - Praying Our Frustration, Calvin University Jan 2023

Week 5: Psalm 73 - Praying Our Frustration, Calvin University

Campus Ministries Resources

No abstract provided.

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Week 3: Psalm 23 - Praying Our Trust, Calvin University Jan 2023

Week 3: Psalm 23 - Praying Our Trust, Calvin University

Campus Ministries Resources

No abstract provided.

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Week 2: Psalm 13 - Praying Our Lament, Calvin University Jan 2023

Week 2: Psalm 13 - Praying Our Lament, Calvin University

Campus Ministries Resources

No abstract provided.

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Evaluation And Management Of Postpartum Depression In South Asian Women, Gujri Chadha Jan 2023

Evaluation And Management Of Postpartum Depression In South Asian Women, Gujri Chadha

Capstone Showcase

Postpartum depression is a worldwide phenomenon that affects about 10 to 20% of women within the first year of delivery. During the 12 months following delivery, about 85% of mothers experience a mood disturbance2. The importance of evaluating and managing postpartum depression is crucial as untreated postpartum depression can lead to a significant risk of morbidity for the child as well as the mother of the child3. Despite the remarkable prevalence of this diagnosis throughout cultures, the screening process for PPD is routinely missed, and the management is frequently incomplete for various reasons3. This phenomenon is exacerbated in minority populations …

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