��ֱ�� Libraries announces Undergraduate Poetry Contest winners

Pictured in the John Grisham Room at ��ֱ��’s Mitchell Memorial Library are Corinne Kennedy, Katherine E. “Katie” Norris, Philippe C. Schicker, Baylee M. Seeman and Kathryn "KC" New — Pictured in the John Grisham Room at ��ֱ��’s Mitchell Memorial Library are (from left to right) Corinne Kennedy, ��ֱ�� Libraries assistant professor and coordinator of the College of Architecture, Art and Design Library; Undergraduate Poetry Contest winners Katherine E. “Katie” Norris, junior criminology major of Franklin, Tennessee, “To Grow Old into Your Old Coat,” first place; Philippe C. Schicker, senior mechanical engineering major of Hamburg, Germany, “The 3 R’s in 2021,” second place; Baylee M. Seeman, senior English major of Jonesboro, Arkansas, “Arkansas License Plate,” third place; and Kathryn “KC” New, ��ֱ�� Libraries assistant professor and humanities librarian. (Photo by Megan Bean)

STARKVILLE, Miss.—��ֱ�� Libraries are announcing winners of the Undergraduate Poetry Contest, part of the university’s National Poetry Month celebration.

Pictured in the John Grisham Room at Mitchell Memorial Library are (from left to right) Corinne Kennedy, ��ֱ�� Libraries assistant professor and coordinator of the College of Architecture, Art and Design Library; Undergraduate Poetry Contest winners Katherine E. “Katie” Norris, junior criminology major of Franklin, Tennessee, “To Grow Old into Your Old Coat,” first place; Philippe C. Schicker, senior mechanical engineering major of Hamburg, Germany, “The 3 R’s in 2021,” second place; Baylee M. Seeman, senior English major of Jonesboro, Arkansas, “Arkansas License Plate,” third place; and Kathryn “KC” New, ��ֱ�� Libraries assistant professor and humanities librarian.

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