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Student Stories : Mar 6, 2014

Congratulations to our 2014 CASE award winners

The UF Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Science for Life Program and the College of Fine Arts recently announced the winners of the 2014 Creativity in the Arts and Sciences Event (CASE). Held February 1, 2014, CASE brought together more than 125 students with backgrounds in the sciences and arts to rethink the boundaries of creativity.

Now in its eighth year, the CASE features science research posters, 2-D/3-D art exhibits, film, and dance/music/theatre performances. Students from eight UF colleges and approximately 50 different departments and disciplinary programs as well as students from EMBRY-Riddle Aeronautical University, Emory University and Louisiana State University competed this year for prizes in three categories: science, art or science/art collaboration.

Congratulations to the 2014 winners from the College of Fine Arts. Here are all winners in the Collaboration and Arts categories: 

Collaboration winners:

  • 1st place ($1,250): Katie Bosley, UF School of Art and Art History, and Weier Liu, UF College of Medicine, for CIPN Symptom Cups
  • 1st place ($1,250): Katelyn Carty, UF School of Music, and Robin Yoon, UF College of Medicine, for Melody and Malady: An Aural Presentation of Pompe Disease
  • 2nd place ($750): Stepfanie Lam, UF College of Medicine, and Virginia Lane, UF School of Music, for Genetics Meets Music
  • 2nd place ($750): Michelle Couret, UF College of Medicine, and David Tonnelier, UF School of Art and Art History, for Neural Network
  • 3rd place ($500): Billy Schap, UF College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Zac Thompson, UF School of Art and Art History, for Uncertain Space
  • 3rd place ($500): Katherine Green, UF School of Art and Art History, and Andrew Kolarich, UF College of Medicine, for Lucid Degeneration

​Arts (Visual/Performing) winners:

  • 1st place ($1,250): Shelby Sullivan, UF School of Theatre and Dance, for To blow out a candle, or kindle the fire
  • 1st place ($1,250): Vassiliki Daskalakis, UF School of Art and Art History, for A Cigarette A Day
  • 2nd place ($750): Stefanie Anarumo, UF School of Theatre and Dance, forOrganized Chaos: The Search for Arcadia
  • 2nd place ($750): Jennifer Squires, UF School of Theatre and Dance, forLymphedance
  • 3rd place ($500): Kyle Mosler, UF School of Theatre and Dance, for Pack
  • 3rd place ($500): Alexa Udermann, UF School of Art and Art History, for Other Spaces

  • This year’s winners will be recognized at the UF-HHMI Science for Life Annual Reception on April 7, 2014.