Contributors
Katherine Boswell is a first year Pre-Nursing major. She
enjoys reading and traveling and loves photography. Her goal
is to become a nurse, earn a Master’s Degree in nursing, and
to become a member of one of the traveling nurse programs in
the United States or abroad.
Jenna Dionisio is a second year biomedical sciences major
who dislikes running but does it anyway because it’s an all-encompassing
exercise. She believes people should take care
of their minds as well as their bodies.
Michael Curry is a second year History major. He enjoys
literature and music as well as traveling outside the country
and creative writing. He is also interested in political science
and the humanities.
Vanessa Dornisch is a sophomore. She plays lacrosse and
loves to spend time outdoors. She also enjoys traveling, reading,
and spending time at the beach.
Alyssa Davie is a transfer student from the Art Institute of
Chicago, studying Fine Art at USF. She plans on getting her
Masters in painting and teaching at college level.
Boris Gershman is a first-year business major. He loves learning
new things all the time, especially on obscure subjects. He also
enjoys concerts, culinary experimentation, and more recently,
filmmaking.
Sulynn Hago’ is a second year creative writing major. She
plays guitar in a band and loves various styles of music. She
also enjoys traveling, photography, bike riding, and
filmmaking.
Uniting the spirit of our University's mascot--Rocky the Bull--with the dignity of America's foremost prize for accomplishment in literature and journalism--The Pulitzer Prize--the University of South Florida Department of English proudly presents the First-Year Composition Program's annual award for outstanding student writing:
The Bullitzer Prize
About the Program
The Writing Program at USF is based on collaboration between teachers,
administrators, and students. Our website at collegewriting.us allows teachers to
sign-in, share teaching ideas, post office hours, and share assignments that
highlight the dimensions of USF's General Education Curricula.
Our FYC Program consists of over 100 teachers and is supervised by Dr. Joe
Moxley, Director. Several members of the English Department serve on the FYC
Policy Committee, which guides programmatic decisions regarding professional
development, assessment, teacher supervision, and textbooks.