Poets and Songwriters Get Prizes
UCBA has announced the winners of the 2015 Poetry and Songwriting Contest, which included categories for area high school students.
The winners were recognized at the Annual UCBA Poetry Café, a special event that was held on the college campus on March 23. Many of the winning students took advantage of the opportunity to provide a reading of their work or perform their song.
UCBA has hosted the contest for more than a decade to help increase interest in poetry and songwriting among college and high school students.
Willis Music in Florence, Kentucky, once again sponsored the event and provided a new guitar to the winner of the songwriting contest. SoundWorkshop Recording Studio also donated studio time to the winner.
UCBA College Student Winners: Poetry
1st Place -- "I Take My Daily Motivation Without Creamer and Some Milky Way,” by Bridget Berg
2nd Place -- "Black and Ruby,” by Moriah Krawec
3rd Place -- "Get Out of There Now,” by Amy Manning
Honorable Mention -- "Draws Me In,” by Paige Haste
High School Student Winners: Poetry
1st Place -- "Where I'm From,” by Kyle Trimpe, Ludlow High School
2nd Place -- "Your Prison,” by Sara Rani Reddy, Ursuline Academy
3rd Place -- "Inner Demons,” by Kyle Trimpe, Ludlow High School
High School Student Winner:
Songwriting
1st Place – “Fly Away,” by Antonio Spiritoso, Covington Catholic High School
To learn more about the UC Blue Ash College Poetry and Songwriting contest, contact the English and Communication Department at (513) 745-5655 or by email at rhonda.pettit@uc.edu.
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