Wyoming EPSCoR is hosting an essay contest for undergraduate
and graduate students at the University of Wyoming and Wyoming community
colleges. This contest is through the Communicating About Water Program, which is intended to increase awareness and dialogue about water issues throughout the
state. EPSCoR has teamed up with the Wyoming
Center for Environmental Hydrology and Geophysics (WyCEHG) and the Creative
Writing MFA Program to invite
students to join in the ever-growing discussion about water in the state of
Wyoming. “This writing contest is intended to increase discussion and awareness
about water issues among Wyoming students,” says Liz Nysson, project
coordinator.
The contest will feature two categories,
undergraduate and graduate non-fiction essay. Entries in the undergraduate
division must be 500-2000 words, and entries in the graduate division must be
1000-5000 words.
The top prize in each category will be $500,
publication in an anthology for all award winners and honorable mentions, and
other honors, including a public reading.
Entries can range in a variety of topics
related to water. EPSCoR encourages students to explore water issues in any way
that is relevant to their lives, studies, or personal experiences.
The deadline for the essay contest is March 21st, 2014. Submissions can be sent to communicating.about.water@gmail.com. Submissions must be in the form of a word
document with 12-point font and double-spaced. They must also include a cover
page with the essay title, your name, year in school, W-number and contact
information. For more information about the writing contest, please visit our website.
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