Recent Prize Winners

Three Generations Prize for First-Year Writing

Spring 2022 Booklet

Co-Winner: Lian Liu '25

"The Departure"

WRIT 107: ARTH 100 The Power of Images: Introduction to Art and its Histories, Barbara Lynn-Davis (Art)

Co-Winner: Hannah Chiou '25

"The Persistence of Bad Blood: Responsibility and Guilt in the Tuskegee Syphilis Study"

WRIT 136: Staging Science, Anne Brubaker (Writing)

Fall 2021 Booklet

Sally Song '25

Edie Fake's The Stick It Inn: Celebrating Queer Spaces with Architectural Art

WRIT 127 Writing for Change: Protest Literature in America, Erin Battat (Writing)

Spring 2021 Booklet

Guilia Trevellin '24

Legal Immigration in the United States: Tackling the Debate on Employment-Based and Family-Based Immigration

WRIT 134 A Nation of Immigrants? American Migration Myths and the Politics of Exclusion, Erin Battat (Writing)

Three Generations Prize for Writing in the Social Sciences 2021-22

Maya Mau '25

Nothing About Us, Without Us: An Analysis of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 in Today's America
WRIT 163: Wealth and Poverty in America: an Economist's Perspective, Ann Velenchik (Writing & Economics)

Three Generations Prize for Writing in the Sciences 2021-22

Patty Benitez-Lomi '23

dpy-17 Mutation in C. elegans Confers Deformed Body Morphology via Missing Cuticle Collagen Domains

BISC 219: Genetics with Laboratory, Michelle Carmell (Biological Sciences)

Three Generations Prize for Writing in the Arts and Humanities 2021-22

Isabella Garcia '22
A Gendered Movement
HIST 360: Independent Study, Ryan Quintana (History)