Undergraduate Award Recipients
2023-24 undergraduate DEPARTMENT AWARD WINNERS
The English and Film Studies faculty are pleased to announce the recipients of our "Department Awards" for the 2023-24 academic year. These awards are special because they are funded by ongoing donations from friends and faculty who wish to recognize student achievements in areas not covered by our endowed awards. Instructors nominate students' essays, which are then adjudicated by the department's faculty members. The adjudication process is a highlight for many faculty who have the pleasure of seeing the breadth and creativity of student research. Congratulations to all the winners!
Top row (left to right): Delta Brandon-Demeuse, Liam Clark, Sasha Leithead and Olivia O'Neill; Bottom row (left to right): Connor Paltzat, Jacklyn Rocha and Ellie Simonot
Department Awards
200 Level
Literary Forms: Sasha Leithead
Language and History: Liam Clark
Gender and Sexuality: Julie Bourque & Sarah Freeman
Race, Empire and Postcolonial Studies: Connor Paltzat
Area Prizes
Indigenous Literature and Culture Prize: Delta Brandon-Demeuse
Postcolonial Literature and Culture Prize: Chloe Clements
19th-Century British Literature and Culture Prize: Georgia Pinnell
Contemporary/21st-Century Literature and Culture Prize: Jacklyn Rocha
American Literature and Culture Prize: Shannon Price
Canadian Studies Prize: Olivia O'Neill
Print Culture and Media Studies: Sarah Freeman
Literary and Critical Theory: Ellie Simonot
2022-23 undergraduate DEPARTMENT AWARD WINNERS
From top left: Madeleine Beaulieu, Cass Duxbury, Étienne Fillion-Sauvé, James Harley, Sarah Lymburner, Alisa Nie, Annika Pries, Claire Manning and Katie O'Connor
200-Level Course Awards
Literary Forms: Sarah Freeman
Language and History: Annika Pries
Literary Methods and Theory: Kevin Theriault
Gender and Sexuality: Cass Duxbury
Senior Area Awards
Indigenous Literature and Culture Prize: Étienne Fillion-Sauvé
Postcolonial Literature and Culture Prize: Madeleine Beaulieu
19th-Century British Literature and Culture Prize: Sarah Lymburner
Contemporary Literature and Culture Prize: Katie O'Connor
American Literature and Culture Prize: Ethan Glaser
Canadian Studies Prize: Astrid Stark
Women’s and LGBTQ+ Writing: James Harley
Literary and Critical Theory: Feven Worede
Print Culture and Media Studies: Claire Manning
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