Bridgette Olash learned how to play the ukulele. During the first semester, she learned how to play "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" by Israel Kamakawiwo'ole. During the second semester, she composed and performed her own song titled "If I Could."

Jordyn Kustes created a murder case and telling a story of loss, love, and betrayal through the eyes of two detectives in Maryland. Titled "Echoes From the Afterlife," all is not what it seems, and only through bending their minds into inconceivable shapes can they find their way to the truth. She wrote this book to showcase her ambitions and prove to herself that she is capable of creating something beautiful.

Ky Welch is writing and publishing a book of poetry and assorted writing surrounding their beliefs and life. This book aims to be a comprehensive, artistic interpretation of Ky’s life; a snapshot of who they are now to look back on in the future, and something for others to better understand them now.

Maggie Sheehan began her project as a feminist art history book; however, her final project resulted in a blog. Through creating scrapbook pages that are personal to her, she is using art to highlight many issues such as the pressures of marriage, the male vs. female gaze, and female friendships. Pres has been life-changing for Maggie and she is thankful that young women are encouraged to speak their minds; she wants to uphold this ideal through her writing and art.

Marie Laracy wrote and published a book titled Putting the Fun in Run, A Girl's Guide to the Life-Changing Sport of Running. Marie's goal is to teach young girls that running can be a positive fun experience. Marie was excited to strengthen her writing and organization skills, and hopefully help young girls find the joy in running.