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SUMMARY:“Where we might begin”: Professional Writing Minor Capstone Seminar Colloquium
DESCRIPTION:“If we are lucky\, the end of the sentence is where we might begin. If we are lucky\, something is passed on.” –Ocean Vuong\, Poet\, Essayist\, Novelist \nAbout The Event\nThe UCLA Department of English and UCLA Writing Programs invite you to a special colloquium organized as part of Undergraduate Research Week 2022. In this series of panels\, students from the Professional Writing Minor (PWM) will present an exciting array of capstone seminar projects. \nA new and growing minor with just eleven graduating seniors in 2020\, forty of the PWM’s seventy-one graduating seniors this year will present on a rich diversity of topics that exemplify the range\, depth\, and individualized paths possible within our minor. From immigration to nanopore sequencing\, college math pedagogy to Los Angeles art galleries\, students from diverse majors will share their original work in a range of genres including personal memoirs\, professional websites\, video productions\, cultural criticism\, and more. \nWe welcome friends\, family\, faculty\, staff\, and students\, including past\, current\, and future Professional Writing minors. Join us to experience writing as an act of both communication and exploration\, as these emerging writers use their sentences to continue and pass on their discoveries. \nSchedule\nWed. 5/25: 9-9:45am\, 10-10:45am\, 11-11:45am\, Powell 186\nThurs. 5/26: 9-9:45am\, 10-10:45am\, 11-11:45am\, Kaplan 193\nFri. 5/27: 9-9:45am\, 10-10:45am\, 11-11:45am\, Powell 186 \n\n    Wednesday\, 5/25/22 (Powell 186) Thursday\, 5/26/22 (Kaplan 193) Friday\, 5/27/22 (Powell 186) PANEL 1: 9-9:45AM PANEL 4: 9-9:45AM PANEL 7: 9-9:45AM Jad Aazami  Ethan Carroll Ashla Chavez-Razzano Maya Radhakrishnan Ida Funke Jonathan Gough Taylor Nossaman Griffith Hughes Juliette Oliver Danica Tran Casey Laret Jacqueline Silva PANEL 2: 10-10:45AM PANEL 5: 10-10:45AM PANEL 8: 10-10:45AM Kaylee Elijah Natalie Albaran Dzuy Nguyen Jairo Gutierrez Shayan Ghaziaskar Hannah Nguyen Helen Nguyen Ha My Le Brooke Sauceda Maryna Sanchez Jasmine Schuette Yasmeen Sheik Isabel Wong Maegan Smith Caroline von Raesfeld PANEL 3: 11-11:45AM PANEL 6: 11-11:45AM PANEL 9: 11-11:45AM Nicolette Gelnak Lynette Caballero Robby Ackles Lauren Kim Marilyn Chavez-Martinez Julia Licursi Veronica McClelland Kailee Silver Meghan Rhoades Aniela Ramirez Roxann Song  Cassidy Tran Amber Thatcher  \n\n\nList of Presenters and Project Titles\n\nJad Aazami; Transcendentalism Reveals Modern Slavery\nRobby Ackles; Working On It: How Young Professionals Can Make an Impact in the Workplace\nNat Albaran; Anecdotle\nLynette Caballero; Money is Always an Issue\nEthan Carroll; Saying No to the Hospital\nMarilyn Chavez-Martinez; Kaleidoscope\nAshla Chavez Razzano; The Young Curator’s Guide to the Sprawl of LA: Southern California’s Great Metropolis and the Galleries Within\nKaylee Elijah; K-pop Fandom: Marginalized Women and Their Empowering Traditions\nIda Funke; The History and Future of California Wildfire\nNicolette Gelnak; The End of the Line\nShayan Ghaziaskar; How Fundamental Economic Theory & History Can Help Us Understand Our Noisy World\nScotty Gough; For Students? For Teachers? Why not both?\nJairo Gutierrez; Who Owns My Music?: Intellectual Property in Entertainment\nGriffith Hughes; Nanopore Sequencing: A Brief Review\nLauren Kim; Fusion\nCasey Laret; Medici\, Explained\nHa My Duy Le; Little Creek Writing Co: A Cultivation of Copywriting\nJulia Licursi; Impact by Design: Brand Strategy for Next-Generation Social Entrepreneurs\nVeronica McClelland; A Walk Through my Mind\nDzuy Nguyen; In the Teeth\nHannah Nguyen; Pop Press Blog\nHelen Nguyen; CozyGamesCafe Blog\nTaylor Nossaman; First Impressions\nJuliette Oliver; Kazakhstan Then and Now: Exploring Nomadic Pastoralism and Kazakh Tradition Through Study Abroad\nMaya Radhakrishnan; In Collective Fashion\nAniela Ramirez; Only in Dreams\nMeghan Rhoades; Sustainability\, Creativity\, Community: Unravel at UCLA\nMaryna Sanchez; Critical Media Literacy: Through the Lens of Gen Z \nBrooke Sauceda; Seeing Those We Don’t Hear: A Look into Representation of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Communities in Film\nJasmine Schuette; Social World Anti-Social Girl\nYasmeen Sheik; Know Your Fears\nJacqueline Silva; A Love Letter to the 916\nKailee Silver; Do You Believe in Life After Love?\nMaegan Smith; How to Read (and Look) Like a Pro\nRox Song; Mugunghwa \nAmber Thatcher; The Second Draft: Analyzing Comedy\, Characters\, and Conflicts in Fiction\nCassidy Tran; Crime Hurts\, Justice Heals: Envisioning Restorative Justice in America\nDanica Tran; What You Don’t Know CAN Hurt You: Interpreting Scientific Articles About the College Experience\nCaroline Von Raesfeld; Who is the Lone Genius?\nIsabel Wong; Level-Up the Game: How to Empower Women in Video Games\n\n\nThe PWM Capstone Seminars are led in Sp22 by Writing Programs faculty: Drs. Dana Cairns Watson\, Liz Galvin\, and Amber West. \nPresentations followed by Q&A. Refreshments provided. Free and open to the public.  \nWe will adhere to UCLA’s COVID-19 event guidelines. Please complete the Symptom Monitoring Survey prior to arrival. \nClick here to view a flyer for the event in PDF format.\nClick here to view a flyer for the event in JPG format.
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