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Cora Lee Oxley, 2024 2nd Place Foundations of Ethics and Diversity

Foundations of Ethics and Diversity submissions are open to essays completed for UF 200. Students are encouraged to submit an essay exploring civic, ethical, and/or diversity on a local, regional, national or international topic. If the essay is the product of a team project, all names must be submitted and all team members will share the award. Essays should not exceed 20 pages. Cora Lee Oxley wrote the 2nd place submission in the Foundations of Ethics and Diversity category for the 2024 President’s Writing Awards.

About Cora

Cora Lee Oxley

Cora Lee Oxley is a senior pursuing a Humanities & Cultural Studies major and an English Literature minor. She is interested in a variety of creative mediums including, poetry, music, and communal storytelling that focuses on emerging cultural paradigms. She currently works at the Boise State Special Collections and Archives where she is establishing the Idaho Music Archive.

Winning Manuscript – Visualizing Liberatory Magics: Transfuturism in The Sandman and Saga

(Per the author’s request, “Visualizing Liberatory Magics: Transfuturism in The Sandman and Saga” is unavailable to access on this website).