Winners of our 2014 Symposium
Best Presentations
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Josie Howell
Communication and Humanities (advisor: Dalel Serda) -
Siera Blankenship
Fine Arts (tie) (advisor: Dalel Serda) -
Natalie Jimenez
Fine Arts(tie) (advisor: Mark Greenwalt) -
Andre Rivers
Social and Behavioral Sciences (advisors: Veronica Sanchez; Bridget Walton) -
Sara Robertson
STEM (advisor: Ann Guess, Alvin Community College) -
Sveta Roady
Best Scholarly Project overall (advisor: Dalel Serda)
Honorable Mentions
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Misty Jackson
Communication and Humanities (advisor: Ann Guess, Alvin Community College) -
Michelle McManama
Communication and Humanities (advisor: Dalel Serda) -
Callie Rankin
Fine Arts (advisor: Brian Anderson) -
Rosie Hallaway
Social and Behavioral Sciences (advisor: Ann Guess, Alvin Community College) -
Alaina Spiers
Social and Behavioral Sciences (advisor: Elaine Childs) -
Lisa Camacho
STEM (advisor: Ann Guess, Alvin Community College) -
Theresa Chandler
STEM (advisors: Serda and Sanchez)
Next Years Theme
COM's Third Gulf Coast Intercollegiate Consortium Creative and Academic Symposium 2015’s theme: "Being Human: the Art of Science; the Science of Art"
We want students to consider the interconnectedness between the arts and sciences. The relationship between the two is often unacknowledged, but we maintain that if students are persuaded to locate and analyze the inherent art in science and science in art, they'll achieve quality, creativity, and originality, with far greater regularity. We want students to consider all of this while mapping these concepts to what makes us human. It's a high order but one we're sure students will conquer in surprising ways. Please contact us with questions or comments.
Contact Dr. Veronica Sanchez (409-933-8337, vsanchez3@com.edu) or Ms. Dalel Serda (409-933-8497, dserda@com.edu).