AWARD DETAILS

The Lyllye Reynolds-Parker Black Cultural Center in partnership with Black Studies academic program will offer awards for students who have a Black Culture and/or Identity focus to their research, performance, etc. presented at the Undergraduate Research Symposium. Specifically, we desire to see projects that personify the nuanced, celebratory, and/or complexity of Black identity. We seek projects that range from academic research to performance art. The essence of Black culture and identity should an integral part of the project presented.

2022 AWARD RECIPIENTS

$150 Award

• Kobe Anthony "Demystifying the Tracker Workflow: How Exactly WAS video game music made?"

2021 AWARD RECIPIENTS

$250 Award

• Emily Duru "The Representation of Black Womanhood in Paul Marshall’s /Daughters/"
• Bailey Adams "Police Killings: An Exploration of Black American Perception of Police"

Oral Presentation and/or Performance Awards

• One (1) $250 Award

Poster Presentation Award

• One (1) $150 Award
• One (1) $100 Award

Lyllye Reynolds-Parker Black Cultural Center, Black Studies Academic Program and Division of Undergraduate Education and Student Success