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Klein's essay "The Factors, The Problem, and the Product" has been published in the anthology "Aftermath" by Anthology Alliance.
Nanda has also won essay contests and had her essays published by several outlets throughout the US, including "Pulse: The Legacy of the Lights that shall not be Dimmed in Our Hearts," published several times by different outlets; "Not a Christmas Eve Miracle," and, among others, a comedic essay entitled "The divergency of dignity and gravity," where Nanda shares her account of a very embarrassing occasion.
Nanda Klein is a published author and an Award-Winning Writer
The Marcia Conrad Awards Ceremony
by Peter Testori, Ed.D.
Dean, Academic Resources & Title IX Coordinator
Assistant Professor of Higher Education
Bay Path University
Three of the awards presented during The Marcia Conrad Awards Ceremony were for the Campus Theme Essay Contest. This contest is sponsored by Bay Path University's Writing Program under the direction of Dr. Brenda Hardin Abbott, with funding provided by the WELL program, under the direction of Gretchen Heaton.
After a blind review process, one winner from each program, Traditional, TAWC, and Graduate, was selected for this honor.
As a special preview to one of the awards given out, I am pleased to present our Campus Theme Essay Contest winner for the graduate program, Nanda Klein!
