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Outstanding Student Writings in the Disciplines

Call for Papers: Outstanding Student Academic Writing in All Disciplines

Writing in the Disciplines (WID) is seeking submissions for its online publication featuring our students' exemplary writing in all the disciplines taught at Montgomery College. We seek excellent writing by students in all disciplines so that our online publication can showcase the diversity of styles and types of academic writing at MC. Submit your paper today!


Montgomery College is pleased to announce the selection of Outstanding Student Writing in the Disciplines for 2023-2024:
  • Kevin Alexander, “The Rise to Equality” (ENGL 102, Professor Matthew Decker, Fall 2023)

  • Selamawit Baraki, “Harriet Tubman: Digital Story Script” (ELAI 990, Professor Heather Satrom, Winter 2024)

  • Christopher Corley, “Connections between BASL and AAVE” (LING 200, Professor Carolyn Castro, Spring 2024)

  • Christopher Corley, “Mpox and HIV: A Shared Struggle for Recognition and Resources within the LGBTQ+ Community” (BIOL 101, Dr. Leah Allen, Fall 2023)

  • Adana Kabeya, “This Decision” (ELAW 980, Professor Heather Satrom, Fall 2023)

  • Louisa Kalinyak, “Society Beware: The Truth behind Artificial Intelligence” (ENGL 102, Professor Sally McClean, Spring 2024)

  • Jennifer Norris, “On the Outside: Cultural Outliers, Responsibility, and the Concept of Home” (ENGL 101+, Professor Matthew Decker, Spring 2024)

  • Christian Pak, “To Quell the Hate Machine” (ENGL 102, Professor Teresa Lew, Spring 2024)

  • Zander Peers, “Reversing the Kennedy Curse, Episode 1” (TVRA 129, Professor Elizabeth Feldman, Spring 2024)

  • Kat Tomlin, One Man Band (TVRA 129, Professor Elizabeth Feldman, Spring 2024)


Writing in the Disciplines is pleased to showcase our students' exemplary writing in all the disciplines taught at Montgomery College. This page features the full range of excellent student writing from Montgomery College students. All documents below require Adobe Acrobat PDF readernew window.