Three EFSC students have been honored for their winning essays in the college’s 15th annual fiction and narrative non-fiction writing contest.
Students had to submit an original entry to be part of the Creative Writing Prose Contest.
A three-judge panel made up of faculty and former students reviewed the entries based on language, style, originality and adherence to the formatting requirements and chose the winners, who received writing-themed prize packages ranging in value from $50 to $100 dollars.
The student winners are:
- 1st place: Charlotte Ludwig with “Where the Boats Go”
- 2nd place: Clarence Rainwater with “The Great Shark Hunt
- 3rd place: Isabel Rather with “Silent Space”
The awards ceremony was attended by Dr. Phil Simpson, the EFSC Dean who oversees the communications discipline, Dr. Sharon Cronk-Raby, the College-wide Chair for Communications and Library Science; and Palm Bay English Instructor, Elaine Fowler, who coordinated the contest.
Check below to read each winning student’s original written entry.
Original source can be found here
