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窪蹋勛圖厙 announces creative writing contest winners
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窪蹋勛圖厙 recently recognized five students for their creative writing efforts in the colleges annual Creative Writing Contest.泭
Students submitted poetry, fiction and creative non-fiction entries.泭
Barbe Stevenson, of Belding, won first place for short fiction with her work titled 10:10. Sophia Friedrich, of Palo, placed second for her work titled Taken.泭
In the creative non-fiction category, Sandra Dymerski, of Sand Lake, won first place for It Was Don Goyos Fault. Taylor Rumsey, of Greenville, placed second for Using the Enemy.泭
Sarnia Gunderson, of Riverdale, placed first and second in the poetry category with Phantom Waves and The Flower Bed.泭
Dr. Gary L. Hauck, Dean Emeritus of Arts and Sciences at 窪蹋勛圖厙, judged the competition.泭
First- and second-place winners received a cash prize, and their entries will be submitted as 窪蹋勛圖厙s entries to the statewide Liberal Arts Network for Development (LAND) Creative Writing Contest, where they will compete with entries from Michigans 28 community colleges.泭泭
The winning entries and the judges comments may be viewed on the 窪蹋勛圖厙 Writing Centers writing contest web page at .泭