The Myriad is an online journal that showcases the scholarly and creative works published by undergraduate Westminster College students from all academic programs.
Archives
2018 Articles
A Review of the Most Common Exposure Routes of Mercury from Seafood and Dental Amalgam in the Human Population: Acceptable Standards for Exposure Levels and Adverse Effects of Mercury Toxicity
Evaluating antibiotic resistance in urban and non-urban reaches of Wasatch Front Streams
In Vitro Analysis of Lactase Activity in Commercial Probiotics
Impact of Sustainability Reporting on Firm Profitability
The Commodification and Exploitation of Women from the Core to the Periphery in Relation to the United States and Thailand
The Preconception Peer Educators (PPE) Program to Increase Awareness About Preconception Health Among College-Age-Population at Westminster College in Utah
Tobacco Bad, Marijuana Good?
The Connection Between Body, Soul, and the Gothic Villain
Twelfth Century Infantry Revolution: Horse-Archer Influences on European Tactics
2017 Articles
Dehumanization, Dismissal, and Disparities: An analysis of harmful trends in Healthcare providers' interactions with Autistic Patients
Auditory Interference in Chinese-English Code-Switching Immersion as Help and Hindrance
Foreign Imposition on Iraq: Colonialism to U.S. Foreign Policy
How to Communicate to America (Again)
The Role of Dynamic Neck Exercises in Concussion Prevention among High School Football Athletes
Preying on Movement: Global Capitalism and Migration Patterns in Mongolia and Eritrea
Engineering a Quadcopter with Collision Avoidance
Submissions
The Myriad accepts original work from current undergraduate Westminster students in all academic programs. Submissions range from research essays to creative wiriting pieces. Co-authored works with professors are acceptable. You may submit more than one piece. Each genre has specific guidelines.
Deadline
April 10, 2020
How to Submit
Email your work to Ranjan Adiga at radiga@westminstercollege.edu
Genre Guidelines
Research Essays
Each research essay submission should be between 2,500 - 8,500 words, however, exceptional work that falls outside this range can be considered. Research essays should be submitted as a Word document. If you have citations, you must use either APA, MLA, or Chicago style according to its respective style guide.
Fiction
All narrative styles and forms of fiction are accepted. Each fiction submission should be between 2,500 - 8,500 words, however, exceptional work that falls outside this range can be considered. Fiction pieces should be submitted as a Word document.
Creative Nonfiction
All narrative styles and forms of creative non-fiction are accepted. Each creative no-fiction submitted should be between 2,500 - 8,500 words, however, exceptional work that falls outside this range can be considered. Creative non-fiction pieces should be submitted as a Word document. If you have citations, you must use either APA, MLA, or Chicago style according to its respective style guide.
Poetry
All narrative styles and forms of poetry are accepted. You may submit up to 3 poems. Poetry pieces should be submitted as a Word document.
Visual Art
Visual art should be limited to 3 pieces.