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IU Southeast took home numerous awards at the 2012 Metroversity Writing Competition on March 29.
Eight IUS students won this year, placing first and second in four of the five undergraduate categories, which included fiction, non-fiction, poetry, academic and international writing.
Leigh Ann Meyer, director of the Writing Center, said she was excited about this year’s competition.
Patricia Spencer, consultant for the Writing Center, said she has passions ranging from helping students with their papers to reading cutting edge books on science.
“I never set out to become a writer, but my life’s path led me to it,” Spencer said.
This path began when the Writing Center was first opened at IU Southeast.
