2020 Winners

2020 Multimodal Contest Winners

For this year, we have a total of eight submissions throughout the categories. There’s only one category that’s not included and that’s the School of Education. However, this is a step in the right direction in comparison to the previous two years, which is always exciting. The Grand Prize Winner for this year comes from the School of Arts and Sciences again, Marjorie Anne, for her piece “Meeting Muslims.” Congratulations Marjorie, and congratulations to everyone who participated this year. Let’s take a look at the rest!

 

 

School of Arts and Sciences

The winner for this category, who again was also the Grand Prize winner, was Marjorie Anne for her piece “Meeting Muslims.” The piece is for those seeking to learn more about Islam and those who have preconceived ideas about Muslims that may be inaccurate. I also was aiming for it to be a resource for journalists, teachers, and students. The hope was to provide people with a different view and understanding of what practitioners of Islam look like in the United States.

 

 

Check it out! https://www.meetingmuslimsnc.com

 

The runner-up for this category was Nyah Britt, for their piece about the Growth of Japanese Animation. This educational essay for anime fans helps to highlight different aspects of different cultures in the community. It argues that anime is mainstream as opposed to a subculture and informs the audience about anime.

Check it out! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mPwe5TMLiZ-DkrjkMWPuNbkREgltbSDTzlOFTQ7JB4c/edit

 

School of Business

The winner for this category, was Charlotte Billingsley, for her piece “Extremity.” Unfortunately, the video is private, but it mimicked a “shark tank style,” where the audience was for investors. However it is for those who love to Travel, take photos/videos, and to be adventurous altogether. The purpose of the video is to inspire people to live an extraordinary life.

 

School of Communications

The winner for this category, was Kristie Chan for her piece, “Trading Strikes for Strokes: A Paraplegic’s Journey of Perseverance.” This video for the adult paraplegic community uses the subject’s personal experiences to serve as a heartwarming and inspiring lesson to the paraplegic community. His lesson can serve as a persuasive message to change the mindset of individuals who are overcoming a challenging obstacle.

 

 

Check it out! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1db24jiTomNLCM0PCj–2Zom9mEaG1e7R/view?usp=sharing

 

The runner-up for this category was Anna Sizemore for creating an infographic titled, “Kill the USA Death Penalty.” This infographic’s intended audience for this infographic is voters and politicians who are unsure of their stance on the death penalty law in the US or do not know much about the statistics of the death penalty. Its purpose is to  inform people about the ineffectiveness of the death penalty and the author hopes it persuades people to vote and stand up against the death penalty laws in the USA.

Check it out! https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1flHWj0X13DMsBgdpFl0eqF7iDM1C3kqz

 

School of Health and Sciences

The winner for this category, was Charles Franceschi for his piece, “PFPS (Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome) Handout.” This piece….

 

Check it out! https://drive.google.com/open?id=1KoPzUypo3GkSDPrjSvgAB_PiLHnIMrkV

 

The runner-up for this category is Megan Farrell, for a short film she created titled, “AROM Cervical Lateral Flexion.”

Check it out! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cSpsdGhp1oPQA02S3I5f0-7v5fARiKxQ/view?usp=sharing

 

School of Law

The winner for this category was Jackie Gauntlett, for her piece “Subject Matter Jurisdiction Flowchart.” This piece….

 

Check it out! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tyPv7sZHO46KXgbPBEOZG9NME2uFbMhj/view

 

The runner up for this category, was Megan Reilly-Dreas for creating a podcast titled, “Torts Study Session.”

Check it out!

CORE

The winner for this category is Isabella Magliocchetti for her piece, “Female Oppression in Sports Films: Intersecting with Socioeconomic Status and Feminine Stereotypes.” The piece….

 

 

Check it out! https://drive.google.com/file/d/18Jfj2ADKMQQaEK5e8OXZtKCbNk3Br_Q0/view?usp=sharing

 

The runner-up for this category, was Shaun Goodman for a TED Talk inspired piece titled, “3 Ways a Gap Year Abroad Enhances Your College Experience.”

Check it out!

Internship

The winner for this category was Anton Delgado for his piece, “Wildfire-Vulnerable Communities Search for Ways to Live with Growing Threat.” This piece….

 

 

Check it out! https://stateofemergency.news21.com/wildfire-vulnerable-communities-search-for-ways-to-live-with-growing-threat/

 

This person declined access for their project, however the runner-up for this category was Brooke Wilkens who created a brochure titled, “Greenwich at a Glance.”

 

Campus Involvement

The winner for this category was Alexandra Grillo, for her piece “Do Infants Modify Their Manual Interactions with Objects When Trying to Stand in Different Contexts?” Her piece….

 

 

Check it out! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1C_8h4zmmfFOiEMvVZurp0jos5MKlxDu3/view?usp=sharing