Thursday Round Up for
14 December
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HumanitiesTry the One Pager Challenge from the New York Times. It's not just a good way to get published, but it's a good way to practice your critical thinking.
The Longwood Young Writers Challenge invites you to respond to a prompt. This year's theme is taking action. Submit your work today! The Rider University High School Writing Contest accepts poetry and short fiction. Submit your work by 20 December The F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum hosts a writing contest. Submit your work by 31 December The Society of Classical Poets invites you to submit your poetry for a chance to win $2,000. Submit by 31 December The Knight Essay Contest asks you to write about the American Revolution. The national deadline is February but the state deadline is end of December |
STEMAre you a programmer or game designer? How does $10,000 for college sound to you? Apply for the CSTA/ACM Cutler Bell Prize. Apply by 19 January
Play some cybersecurity games over break. Try out the CyberStartVa program. Ends 11 January. The Nicodemus Awards go to people in middle and high school who take on the responsibility of environmental stewardship. Apply today NASA invites you to join the Power to Explore contest. This challenge is open to students in K-12. Submit your project by 26 January. The Microsoft Imagine Cup is a STEM competition that invites you to solve real world design problems. Get in on it now! The National Space Club Foundation and Keynote Scholar application is open. This scholarship awards up to $15,000 to a student who is planning to enter the STEM fields. |
Arts & DesignDesign a Bag invites you to design a functional piece. This year's theme is "Genderless." Submit your designs by 12 January
The Teen Truth Film Festival gives students 12 and up a voice in their world. Submit your entry by 15 January The 2023 Soil & Water Photo Contest is taking submissions. Submit your work today. Try the One Pager Challenge from the New York Times. It's not just a good way to get published, but it's a good way to practice your critical thinking. The 12th Annual Extreme Weather Art Contest invites people grades K-12 to create art in response to a prompt about weather. Interested in Architecture? The Nelson Scholarship might be for you. It's worth up to $1500 for college. |
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JLV College Counseling Or Minerva's List Are you a programmer or game designer? How does $10,000 for college sound to you? Apply for the CSTA/ACM Cutler Bell Prize. Apply by 19 January The Diller Teen Tikkun Olam (repair of the world) Awards give $36,000 to teens who have made a positive change in their world with their leadership. Submit your application by 5 January Smart, funny, or rich? Unigo offers a $10,000 scholarship for those who can advocate for one of the three. Submit your work by 31 December Equitable Excellence offers up to $20,000 ($5,000/year for 4 years) to students who demonstrate commitment to their communities and ambition to make change. Apply by 18 December G2 is offering up to $15,000 for overachievers who make a difference in their world. Submit your application by 15 December The GE Reagan Foundation offers up to $40,000 for students who display leadership, integrity, and citizenship in their communities. Submit your application by 4 January KPMG offers a $40,000 scholarship ($10,000/year for 4 years) to women and women identifying people who want to pursue a career in STEM. The application is live right now. The National Space Club Foundation and Keynote Scholar application is open. This scholarship awards up to $15,000 to a student who is planning to enter the STEM fields. |