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• Rhetorical Analysis - Rachel Dela Cruz, “The Barong Tagalog: A True Sense of Filipino Pride” (ENG 111, Camellia Azzi)
• Proposal Argument - Hannah Ware,  “Examining the Systematic Mistreatment of Black Mothers and Infants” (ENG 111, Chelsea Hoskins)    
• Remediated Argument - Mariant Solorzano, “Brown is Beautiful: Colorism in the Latinx Community” (ENG 111, Joe Squance)      
• Best of 111 - Azure Kim, “Transgender Athletes in Martial Arts” (ENG 111, Emily Alexander)
• Best of 108 - Charlie Ha, “Is AI Ruining Chess?” (ENG 108, Irena Kola)
• Best of ENG 225 -  Samantha Federici, “Swifties Speak: A Discourse Analysis of Taylor Swift's Fan Base” (ENG 225, Parisa Adlifar)

• Becca Blanco - “A Mini-Ethnography of Bishop Cafe” (ENG 223, Emily Legg)
• Annabel Howe - “Kofenya: Observing Meaning and Rhetoric of Place in Oxford's Local Coffee Shop” (ENG 223, Emily Legg)
• Olivia Voelker - “Rhetorical Analysis of Greta Thunberg's Climate Address” (ENG 223, Amanda Stevens)

• First Prize - Savannah Perry, “Pivotal Presumptions: Little Miss Pageants”, Creative Nonfiction (ENG 323, Jen Sammons)
• Second Prize - Sophie Kwiatkowski, “Greenhawks Portfolio”, Journalism (Mentor: Sam Norton)
• Third Prize - Kendra Johnson, “Flesh and Bone”, Fiction (ENG 320, Margaret Luongo)
• Fourth Prize - Jessica Miller, “Not A Monster”, Creative Nonfiction (ENG 423, TaraShea Nesbit)

• Julia Beaumont, “The Common Thread of Queer Pastoralism: From Country-House to Cottage-Core” (ENG 435, Stefanie Dunning)
• Max Kaufman, “New Indian Mythology: Building Lagaan” (ENG 269, Anita Mannur)

• First Prize: Olivia Patel, Journalism Portfolio
• Second Prize: Raquel Hirsch, Journalism Portfolio
• Third Prize: Max Kaufman, Excerpt from “Verlin Pulley: The Re-Making of a Man”, Creative Nonfiction (written independently)

• Katherine Stefaniuk, “Hefner Museum” (ENG 226, Margaret Luongo)
• Kayla Angus, “The Median” (ENG 226, Jen Sammons)

• Grace Williams - “A Linguistic Approach to the Reading Wars” (GER 219, John Jeep)

• Jaelyn Stewart - “Beware of the Deadly Linen: Othello’s Heavy Handkerchief as a Spectacle of Identity”, (ENG 373, Jim Bromley) 
• Max Kaufman  - “Stand At The River: Hope and Agency in Train To Pakistan”, (ENG 269, Anita Mannur)
• Rhese Voisard  -”The Power of Unified Voices: Amplified For Advocacy”, (WGS 201, Kenna Neitch)

• Valeri Hernandez-Godinez - “Black Women, Resistance, Resilience & Rejuvenation during Times of Crisis” (ENG 432, Tammy Brown)

• Emma Estridge - “Life on Mars” (ENG 226, Jen Sammons)

• Nya Hodge - “Who is the Black Collective We? & Who Gets to Answer This?: An Analysis of Up From Slavery by Booker T . Washington in Conversation with The House Behind the Cedars by Charles Chessnut and ‘Of Our Spiritual Strivings’ by W.E.B. Dubois”, (ENG 337, Cheryl Johnson)

• Alaina Fitch - “Past the Enamel, Into the Bone” (ENG 232, Parisa Adlifar)

• Annabel Howe - “ ‘My Best Thing’: Motherhood, Autonomy, and Trauma, in Toni Morison’s Beloved“, (ENG 232, Parisa Adlifar)
• Julia Beaumont  - “Falsified Female Agency: The Patriarchal Past and Present of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, (ENG 386 Shakespeare On Stage-On Site)

• Samuel Fouts - “X: Ecocriticism and Creative Writing through Exeter Poetry” (Mentor: Patrick Murphy)
• Abagail Grace Gibbs -"Sex Work on Screen: Analyzing Representations of Female Sexuality and Prostitution in 1960’s British (S)exploitation Films" (Mentor: Katie Johnson)
• Shr-Hua Moore -  “Robert Walser and Genre” (Mentor: Keith Tuma)

Critical Essay

• Annah Hahn - “How Uncertainty Creates Queer Agency in Gallathea” (ENG 620, Jim Bromley)
• Ryan Rosu - “Happiest Season’s Queering of the Christmas Movie Genre” (UGSS project with Andy Rice)

Creative Work

• Eleanor Prytherch - “Marguerite” (written independently)
• Melanie Hamon - “A Compilation of Related Documents for the Internal Audit of the Body Organization following the Diagnosis, Treatment, and Normalization of Recurrent Corneal Erosions” (ENG 423, TaraShea Nesbit)

Public Argument

• Maddy Evans - “Au Natural” (written for UP Magazine)
• Abby Adamson - “Chappell Roan: Queer Pop’s Newest It Girl” (written for Redhawk Radio)

• Ava Shaffer

• Graduate Award | Betty Jane Abrahams Memorial Poetry Prize
  • Matt Farley - “Two Cardinals”
• Undergraduate Award | Harris S. Abrahams Poetry Prize
  • Max Kaufman - “The Box”

• Stefanie Dunning
• Anita Mannur
• Tom Romano

• Poetry:  Hallie Fogarty - “Dyke Bar” and other poems
• Fiction: Samantha Stahlhut - “The Book of Violet” 
• CNF: Xavier Prince - “On the N word” and other pieces
• Honorable Mention: Ty  Young - “Selfish” and other pieces

• Hallie Fogarty

• Sophia Judge (Poetry)
• Xavier Prince (Creative Nonfiction)
• Priyadarshini Oshin Gogoi (Fiction)

• Conner Moore

• Diyasha Chowdhury