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Prize essay contest - History of Discoveries - Society interested in geographical discovery, voyages of exploration
ELIGIBILITY: A post-secondary (college or university) student from any part of the world who will not have received a doctoral degree before May 15, 2014 is eligible to enter the contest. THE ESSAY: The essay (research paper) shall be original and unpublished, in the English language and of no more than 6,000 words, including footnotes or endnotes. Papers previously submitted for class assignments are encouraged. A reasonable amount of illustrative and tabular material will be welcome. SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS: Essays must be postmarked on or before May 15, 2014. By e-mail, send to: Professor Carol Urness, curness@msn.com By post, send to: Dr. E-mail submissions are preferred. Questions? E-Mail: curness@msn.com Tel: (612) 788-6570 Fax: (612) 626-9353 Professor Urness and Dr. or 612/624-6895. The award-winning essay will be evaluated by a panel of judges from the Society for the History of Discoveries. THE AWARD. Recent essay award winners and papers include: Paul W. Carol A.
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The Fountainhead Essay Contest — Ayn Rand Education
The Fountainhead Essay Contest Information Topics Select ONE of the following three topics: Compare Howard Roark and Lois Cook. Are they both individualists? Why or why not? Judging Essays will be judged on both style and content. Essay submissions are evaluated in a fair and unbiased four-round judging process. Rules No application is required. To Enter Or mail your essay with stapled cover sheet to: Please do not submit duplicate essays! If submitting your essay electronically, you will be sent an email confirming our receipt. Comments or Questions Comments or questions about the essay contests are welcome. Protected by Ithenticate Plagiarism Detection Software The Fountainhead Essay Contest Submission
College Blogging Scholarship Application | 2011/2012 | YourLocalSecurity.com
How to Enter: 1. Research it What are the measures that have had the biggest impact in crime reduction in America in the last 30 years? What do experts and research say? 2. Your essay will be judged on creativity, clarity of ideas,grammar, punctuation, and spelling. 3. Once your essay is written, submit it along with your contact information by December 31, 2013. Submit Your Essay *required fields Important Dates Submissions due: December 31 2013 Winner announced: Feburary 1, 2014 Last Semester's Winner! William Mitchell College of Law Scholarship Featured by: Having trouble submitting? Email: Brandon@YourLocalSecurity.com Sponsored by YourLocalSecurity.com, the goal of the Home Security Scholarship is to encourage America's youth to find solutions that help make our homes and communities safer.
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Greater Rochester Women's Council - YWOD | Nomination Award
Modeled after the prestigious ATHENA Award, the Young Women of Distinction Award was introduced by the Women’s Council in 2000. This award aspires to nurture Rochester’s next generation of women leaders and, in doing so, enables companies and organizations within our community to grow and prosper. Recipients receive a cash scholarship and a paid internship with a local company. The Young Women of Distinction Award recognizes high school seniors in the Greater Rochester area who demonstrate excellence in: The top four (4) Scholarship winners are awarded the opportunity for a paid internship. Past internships have been provided by the following sponsoring companies: ABVI, Excellus BlueCrossBlueShield, Sweetwater Energy, University of Rochester Medical Center, the Rochester Rotary, and Louise Woerner in conjunction with the Susan B. ** Please note that you will not be able to save your application or change your information once submitted.
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Proof-Reading.com Scholarship Contest
The Proof-Reading.com Scholarship Program awards one $1,500 scholarship each year. This year's winner will be announced on December 1, 2015. To be eligible to enter the Proof-Reading.com Scholarship Program, you must meet the following criteria: attend classes at an accredited four-year college or university in the U.S. take a minimum of 12 semester units (you must be a full-time student) be a legal resident of the U.S. or provide a valid green card maintain a cumulative Grade Point Average (gpa) of at least 3.5 The deadline for Proof-Reading.com Scholarship Contest entries is 12 p.m. Scholarship Guidelines: You must write a minimum of 1,500 words in reference to the information presented below. Many Americans are pondering important questions that surfaced after the recent NSA surveillance controversy. Good Luck!
Scholarships - Rochester Area Community Foundation
Scholarships April 13, 2014 Scholarship Seekers Start your search by clicking on your county in the map below to find college scholarships available to students in that area. Please note that each scholarship has unique eligibility criteria and application process established by the people or organizations that created them, while others are more general interest. SPECIALTY SCHOLARSHIPS: Scholarships are also available outside of the eight-county area and for high school, private/parochial school, summer programs and vocational/technical schools. BULLIS SCHOLARSHIPS: Palmyra-Macedon High School graduates may quickly learn if your Bullis Family Scholarship application has been processed. Hear from a graduate of Rush-Henrietta High School who understands the importance of applying for scholarships. Having technical problems? Impact of Scholarships The Community Foundation has more than 100 scholarships for high school students and adults. Scholarship Stories Allyson DiMagno. Joseph McClaney
Pretty, Crafty, Spooky, Busty Pumpkins
Need some last minute Halloween inspiration? Let’s face it, most of us are last-minute-mavens…right!? So here are some more no-carve pumpkin ideas – check out my no-carve pumpkin video for more ideas here! Melted Crayons: With the popularity of the melted crayon art, here are some melted crayon pumpkins by Jenny May Meyers. Ribbon: Use ribbon and a glue gun to achieve the look Lace: A nice sheer lace with a hole for the stem and hot-glued to the base will give you this fancy look. Paper and Paint: Decoupage floral paper onto your pumpkin (use the technique seen in this video) and use a stencil and acrylic paint to get the patterned look. Twine: Use a ball of twine and make it look like a pumpkin with a stem and some Autumn leaves. Paint and Bows: Paint two witches legs on two different pumpkins using acrylic paint and glue real bows on her shoes for the finishing touch. Going for something a little more risque this Fall? Photos via: The Swede Records, Pinterest
