Library Showcase Winners
Spring 2019
 This stop motion animation is dedicated to one student's parents waiting for their only child to return home to South Korea. 
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 This win-win business idea for both consumers and the environment describes using hempcrete blocks as insulation. 
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 This website explores gentrification as it relates specifically to DC neighborhoods.
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 This payload measures humidity, pressure, temperature, UV radiation, and acceleration, gyroscopic motion, and magnetic fields. 
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Fall 2018
 A laser-cut puzzle as a conceptual annotated bibliography.
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 A short video on food insecurity and how it affects the classroom.
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 This video delves into the prison labor system of the U.S. to understand its a underpinnings, pervasiveness, and potential reforms.
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 This film explores the changing policies of the U.S. government that affect migrants from Central America.
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Spring 2018
 Digital Witchcraft investigates the dialogue and images of witch films.
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 The AIDS epidemic is largely seen as a problem of the past or of other countries; however this podcast looks at how AIDS is currently affecting gay and bisexual black men in the U.S.
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 How did we get to our current moment of "post-truth" in media and photography?
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Fall 2017
 A photo series capturing black men posing with flowers to counter toxic masculinity.
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 Last April, Harvey Fitz, 30, began hosting Poetic Vibes, a monthly open mic in Anacostia.
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 A short action web series about international spies at Georgetown.
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Spring 2017
 Jordan, a college freshman, becomes the subject of unwanted attention.
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 Moruomi Li spends one more day with her grandfather in her hometown outside of Chongqing, China.
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Spring 2016
 With the help of open source software and Gelardin's Maker Space, Max Kim designed and prototyped a steno machine.
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 "Today" provides a glimpse of what the intensity of a day for someone with depression might look like.
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 There's a unique relationship between college kids and Chipotle restaurant.
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Fall 2015
 Mission Possible uses stop motion technique to simulate a video game, which leads the audiences to explore the campus with the character and ends with Old North.
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 Based on the spoken word piece, "Brochure Brother," this short film highlights various challenges faced by males of color on college campuses.
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Spring 2015
 This documentary explores film as a medium while focusing on Art Shares of Georgetown student performances.
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Fall 2014
 The piece is meant to be a fun mini representation of the 'Jarabe Tapatio' folkloric dance with skeletons.
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Spring 2014
 A documentary about Hoya Break Squad.
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Fall 2013
 This documentary shows my quest to find mountain biking trails in the Washington DC area.
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