Thursday Round Up for
21 March
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HumanitiesGet in on the 10-minute play contest! Open to 11th graders. Ten page limit. Send yours in by 1 April
Do you care about diplomacy and peace building? Submit an essay to the National High School Essay Contest sponsored by the American Foreign Service. Essays are due by 1 April The Listen to a Life Contest is open to people ages 8-18 and asks you to listen to someone older than 50 (not a parent). Submit your application by 12 April The Germans from Russian Heritage Society is sponsoring an essay contest for grades 6-12. You do not have to be a member or have this ethnicity to participate. Submit your essay by 31 March Just Poetry is taking submissions and offering up to $500 for your work. Submit your writing by 31 March |
STEMCoders, try out the APL Challenge. This is a competition using the APL programming language to solve problems. You have until 30 April
The Brower Youth Environmental Award gives up to $3,000 in scholarships. Apply by 8 April Get in on the Space Station Technology Challenge. You must register by 1 April for this contest! Do you promote the use of the metric system? Apply for the Metric Awards and a chance at $2,500 in scholarship money. Submit your applicationg by 31 March. The Society of Women Engineers is offering scholarships for women and women identifying people planning to enter engineering school. $1,000-$19,000 is what you could get. Apply by 31 March |
Art & DesignThe Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Scholarship awards up to $10,000 to classical musicians, vocalists, and composers. It is open to people ages 8-18. Apply by 15 April
The Shenandoah National Park is having a Youth Wildflower Contest. Artists in K-12 can submit their art up until 17 April. Planning a career in art? Do you have a learning disability? The P. Buckley Moss Endowed Scholarship is for you! Apply by 31 March Illustrators of the Future invites artist to submit their unpublished art work. Submit by 31 March UNESCO is calling for multimedia presentations that illustrate one of the 17 goals of sustainability that the UN is sponsoring. This is a quick turnaround! Due 25 March |
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JLV College Counseling The Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Scholarship awards up to $10,000 to classical musicians, vocalists, and composers. It is open to people ages 8-18. Apply by 15 April Have you worked on an inspirational service project this year or are you working on one right now? The Gloria Baron Prize awards up to $10,000 and is open to people aged 8-18. Submit your application by 15 April Do you have a documented learning disability? The Anne Ford Scholarship offers $10,000 for those of you who are planning to attend a four year college. Apply by 17 April. Children of 1st Responders from 9/11 may be eligible for the Legacy Scholarship through the American Legion. It's worth $20,000 and is due on 10 April. Are you someone who was born outside of the US? Were your parents born outside too? Apply for the Esperanza Scholarship for a chance at $20,000 for college. There is no citizenship requirement. Apply by 1 April The Herbert Lehman Scholarship provides up to $12,000 for students who are eligible for financial aid. Apply by 1 April. Doodle 4 Google submission are open! It's worth up to $50,000 and open to students K-12. Submit today! Did a parent in your family serve in the Navy? The Navy League is offering up to $10,000 for college. Apply by 15 April. The Society of Women Engineers is offering scholarships for women and women identifying people planning to enter engineering school. It's worth up to $19,000. Apply by 31 March Planning a career in aviation or hospitality? NetJets wants to give you $25,000! Apply by 31 March |