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Masih dalam rangka memeriahkan Dies Natalis ke-55, tahun ini Fakultas Filsafat UGM kembali menyelenggarakan Philosophy Essay Competition (PEC) yang ke-11.
PEC kali ini mengusung tema “Teknologi dan Masa Depan Kemanusiaan”. Melalui tema tersebut, kami berharap banyak gagasan filosofis yang lahir terkait dengan implikasi perkembangan teknologi terhadap masa depan kemanusiaan, baik secara konseptual maupun praktis.
Kompetisi esai ini hanya dibuka untuk pelajar SMA (dan sederajat) di seluruh Indonesia. Untuk informasi lebih lengkapnya, silahkan unduh Term of Reference (TOR) melalui ugm.id/TORPEC2022 .
Tujuan kegiatan.
Statistics infographics competition (sic), statistics essay competition (sec), big data challenge (bdc), credit earning.
Berikut kami sampaikan informasi pelaksanaan Technical Meeting Divisi NSC yang akan dilaksanakan pada :
hari, tanggal : Sabtu, 25 Mei 2024 pukul : 08.00 WIB link zoom : https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89913033859?pwd=4CohopIYWpJ4buZCIbeP4PLwzK81S0.1 meeting ID : 899 1303 3859 passcode : satriadata
Virtual Background : https://bit.ly/VBTechnicalMeetingNSC
National Statistics Competition (NSC) adalah salah satu kompetisi di SATRIA DATA yang dimaksudkan untuk melatih para mahasiswa untuk memecahkan permasalahan statistika secara luas dan menganalisis data dengan cermat sehingga dapat memberikan solusi yang tepat bagi permasalahan yang diberikan. Pada kompetisi ini mahasiswa dituntut untuk memiliki intelektualitas tinggi, kecepatan dan ketepatan dalam memecahkan masalah, serta mampu menyampaikan dengan baik solusi yang ditawarkan sehingga dimengerti oleh masyarakat luas. Materi kompetisi meliputi: a. Teori Peluang b. Teori Statistika/Statistika Matematika c. Desain Survei d. Perancangan Percobaan e. Analisis Regresi f. Analisis Deret Waktu g. Analisis Peubah Ganda h. Analisis Data Kategorik
Statistics Infographics Competition (SIC) adalah salah satu kompetisi di Statistika Ria dan Festival Sains Data (Satria Data) yang dimaksudkan untuk menyajikan data dalam sebuah infografis yang menarik dan komprehensif sesuai tema yang telah ditentukan.
Data yang digunakan dalam lomba SIC ini akan disediakan oleh panitia penyelenggara dan akan disampaikan pada tanggal 11 Mei 2024. Data tersebut nanti harus dianalisis dan hasilnya dituangkan dalam bentuk infografis.
Statistics Essay Competition (SEC) adalah salah satu kompetisi di SATRIA DATA yang dimaksudkan untuk meningkatkan wawasan dan kreativitas mahasiswa serta memberikan media bagi mahasiswa untuk menuliskan ide-ide kreatif mereka dalam karya tulis berbentuk esai terkait bidang ilmu Statistika dan Sains Data dalam berbagai aspek. Kompetisi ini dapat diikuti oleh mahasiswa aktif dari perguruan tinggi yang terdaftar pada PDDIKTI.
Tema: Integrasi Sains, Teknologi, dan Industri dalam Menghadapi Tren Sains Data di Era Society 5.0
Sub-Tema: 1. Pendidikan 2. Sosial-Ekonomi 3. Kesehatan 4. Lingkungan 5. Ketenagakerjaan
Big Data Challenge (BDC) merupakan kompetisi untuk memperoleh rekomendasi penyelesaian terhadap masalah nyata secara analitik, matematis, dan statistis. Permasalahan yang digunakan dalam kompetisi merupakan masalah bisnis/operasional/strategis yang dihadapi oleh mitra penyelenggara. Mitra penyelenggara kompetisi ini dapat berasal dari lembaga pemerintahan, lembaga penelitian, perusahaan swasta, Non Goverment Organization (NGO), lembaga akademik, atau organisasi lainnya yang bersepakat untuk terlibat dalam kompetisi ini. Penyelesaian permasalahan dilakukan menggunakan teknik statistika, analitik, dan machine learning berdasarkan data. Meskipun tidak terbatas pada ini, bentuk permasalahan analitik yang dilombakan antara lain meliputi: a. Prediksi kejadian dan atau peramalan (forecast) b. Optimasi c. Clustering
Kegiatan credit earning adalah pengakuan SKS (satuan kredit semester) pada kegiatan yang diikuti mahasiswa di luar mata kuliah di program studi yang ditempuh. Program ini dilaksanakan untuk memberikan kesempatan kepada mahasiswa dari perguruan tinggi lain untuk mengikuti kegiatan akademik di Telkom University sebagai host. Peserta yang mengikuti kegiatan secara penuh akan memperoleh pengakuan dalam bentuk perolehan SKS. Kegiatan credit earning akan dilaksanakan dalam bentuk webinar. Pengakuan SKS tersebut akan diberikan jika peserta memenuhi hal-hal berikut:
Universitas Gadjah Mada
Published by egsaugm on september 4, 2021 september 4, 2021.
Himpunan Mahasiswa Geografi Lingkungan – Environmental Geography Student Association (EGSA) Fakultas Geografi Universitas Gadjah Mada mempersembahkan
📝EGSA Essay Competition 2021📝
💡Tema : ”Adaptasi Strategi Pencapaian SDGs di Masa Pandemi COVID-19”
👩🏻💻🧑🏻💻 Ketentuan Peserta :
💳 Biaya Registrasi :
Segera daftarkan dirimu melalui tautan berikut!
Fornulir Pendaftaran :
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Buku Panduan (guide book) :
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📱 Narahubung :
WA : 0895326866413 (Renny)
WA : 085959390610 (Ryan)
Teaser Tema EGSA Essay Competition 2021 :
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TANAM MANGROVE PLM EGSA 2024 Himpunan Mahasiswa Geografi Lingkungan UGM yaitu Environmental Geography Student Association (EGSA) melaksanakan kegiatan penanaman mangrove sebagai salah satu inisiatif pelestarian ekosistem pesisir. Kegiatan ini bertujuan mengatasi masalah lingkungan, terutama kerusakan Read more…
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Agar format essay rapi dan terstruktur, ada 3 tips yang perlu diketahui terkait cara dan panduan penulisan esai. Berikut ini penjelasannya.
tirto.id - Format essay mesti rapi dan terstruktur. Cara dan panduan penulisan esai pun perlu diketahui agar hasilnya masuk akal dan dapat dipahami oleh pembaca.
Menuliskan esai berarti membentuk sekumpulan ide yang saling berkaitan menjadi argumen. Esai menentukan informasi yang perlu diketahui pembaca dan juga urutan yang harus mereka terima.
Student.unsw.edu.au mengemukakan beberapa panduan untuk menulis esai. Dan yang paling penting untuk dilakukan pertama kali adalah tulis draft pertama dari esai yang akan dibuat.
Hal yang perlu ditulis dalam draft adalah:
Struktur akan membantu esai terlihat lebih logis dan juga rapi
Argumen yang akan Anda keluarkan dalam esai merupakan jawaban dari beberapa pertanyaan, yang merupakan rumusan permasalahan dari topik yang akan Anda kemukakan.
Pastikan Anda menemukan pokok permasalahannya terlebih dahulu.
Dalam memutuskan bagaimana Anda menjawab pertanyaan, maka Anda perlu mengidentifikasi pertanyaan yang sesuai dengan konteks dan kata kunci.
Setelah melakukan penulisan draft awal dan mind mapping maka mulai lah susun esai sesuai dengan struktur yaitu:
1. Pendahuluan
Pendahuluan memiliki struktur dari umum menjadi khusus. Buka paragraf pertama dengan pengenalan topik secara umum dan permasalahan yang akan dihadapi.
Tuliskan secara umum ide yang akan Anda ambil. Utarakan semua pemikiran yang akan menjawab pertanyaan permasalahan yang muncul. Selanjutnya adalah kemukakan secara luas argumen Anda.
2. Badan Esai
Esai dibuat dari sekumpulan paragraf, setiap satu paragraf memiliki satu pokok pikiran yang merupakan argumen yang akan diutarakan.
Setelah Anda mengemukakan pokok pikiran maka kemukakan penjelasan dari pokok pikiran tersebut.
Tuliskan bukti yang bisa menopang kebenaran dari argumen yang kamu keluarkan. Bukti bisa berupa: studi kasus, statistik, bukti dokumenter, buku akademik atau artikel jurnal.
Jangan lupakan pendapat pribadi Anda bagaimana bukti yang Anda kumpulkan bisa menjadi penguat di argumen Anda.
Rangkum per paragraf, dan jelaskan bagaimana tiap paragraf dapat mendukung argumen Anda secara keseluruhan.
3. Kesimpulan
Dilansir dari Monash.edu , menulis kesimpulan pastikan semua ide dan gagasan dapat terangkum dengan baik. Kesimpulan baiknya menggunakan struktur dari khusus ke umum.
Dalam kesimpulan masukan permasalahan, dilanjut dengan rangkuman kata kunci dan ringkas argumen yang menjadi jawaban atas permasalahan di atas.
Selanjutkan utarakan alasan atau hambatan untuk sampai pada jawaban atau argumen pasti pada pertanyaan di awal.
Kesimpulan bisa berisi tentang pertanyaan yang dapat menjadi topik untuk esai selanjutnya, prediksi tentang apa yang akan terjadi, dan rekomendasi penyelesaian terhadap fenomena yang sedang diteliti.
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Most can be found online if you look around – a quick Google search usually turns up the most reputable ones. If you’re keen to develop in the STEM field, the Oxford Scientist’s Schools Competition might take your fancy (2). Was the Scholastica Law summer school program (3) right up your alley? Trinity College Cambridge has competitions in many areas, including Law (4).
These, and many other, opportunities are open to anyone, even if you don’t have prior experience.
Essay competitions are usually based around deadlines. While this may seem scary and overwhelming, it’s the number one reason to start now. With tight time frames, you won’t be able to procrastinate.
Similarly, many are only open to certain year groups or age ranges – so it’s best to seize any opportunity when it arises. That shows proactivity, and gives you more knowledge and skills to build on later. You can apply these new skills to another competition, a job, summer course or your degree.
Read more about how to write the perfect essay
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New York Mills Regional Cultural Center
Genres: Essay and Non-fiction
The Great American Think-Off is an annual philosophical essay contest that invites participants to submit essays on significant questions of life. The contest culminates in a live debate where finalists present their arguments, and the audience votes on the best perspective.
Additional prizes:
Four cash prizes of $500 each for finalists.
📅 Deadline: April 01, 2024 (Expired)
Write the World in partnership with Patagonia
This contest invites teenagers to express their thoughts on the climate crisis and how collective action can address environmental challenges. The competition emphasizes the importance of youth voices in the fight against climate change.
Runner up: $50 | Best peer review: $50 Publication of winning pieces on Patagonia's platforms. Opportunities for mentorship and publication for runners-up.
📅 Deadline: April 22, 2024 (Expired)
Anthology Magazine
Genres: Essay, Non-fiction, and Travel
The Anthology Travel Writing Competition invites original and unpublished travel articles in English. Entries should capture authentic travel experiences and convey strong cultural insights. The maximum word count is 1,000, and there is no limit on submissions. Each submission requires a separate entry form and fee.
Publication in Anthology magazine
💰 Entry fee: $16
📅 Deadline: November 30, 2024
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FanStory.com Inc.
Genres: Essay and Memoir
Write about an event in your life. Everyone has a memoir. Not an autobiography. Too much concern about fact and convention. A memoir gives us the ability to write about our life with the option to create and fabricate and to make sense of a life, or part of that life.
💰 Entry fee: $10
📅 Deadline: August 13, 2024 (Expired)
The Tusculum Review
The Tusculum Review Nonfiction Chapbook Prize is an annual contest that highlights nonfiction essays. In 2024, the prize was awarded to Mirela Musić for her essay 'The Nature of Alaska: An Introduction to Familiar Plants, Animals & Outstanding Natural Attractions.' The winning work will be published in the 20th Anniversary Issue of _The Tusculum Review_ in November 2024.
Publication of the winning essay and a limited edition chapbook with original art. Honorable mentions may also be recognized.
💰 Entry fee: $20
📅 Deadline: June 01, 2025
Vine Leaves Press
Genres: Essay, Memoir, Non-fiction, and Novel
The competition is designed to give marginalized voices the opportunity to establish literary legacies. The next competition opens in February 2025.
Publication of the winning manuscript in 2026. Runners up will also be considered for publication.
💰 Entry fee: $25
📅 Deadline: July 01, 2024 (Expired)
Lucas Ackroyd
The Irene Adler Prize is a scholarship for women writers, offering $1,000 to support their education in journalism, creative writing, or literature. The prize aims to celebrate and elevate women's voices in writing.
2x honorable mentions: $250 Winner also receives a scholarship for education
📅 Deadline: January 31, 2025
Genres: Essay, Fiction, Memoir, Non-fiction, and Short Story
Enter themed storytelling contests to put your creativity to the test and be in with a chance of winning cash prizes and more. To submit, you'll need to sign up for a monthly fee of $9.99, or $4.99/month for 3 months.
$1,000 — $5,000
💰 Entry fee: $15
📅 Deadline: March 07, 2024 (Expired)
So To Speak
Genres: Essay, Fiction, Flash Fiction, LGBTQ, Non-fiction, and Poetry
So to Speak is a feminist literary journal seeking diverse voices, focusing on intersectional feminism. They publish twice a year, accepting submissions of fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and visual art, with a particular emphasis on marginalized perspectives.
All accepted contributions will receive a $100 prize.
💰 Entry fee: $4
📅 Deadline: November 15, 2024
Kinsman Avenue Publishing, Inc
Genres: Essay, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Non-fiction, Poetry, and Short Story
The African Diaspora Awards invite submissions of original, unpublished works in various genres. Winners will receive cash prizes and publication opportunities. The contest emphasizes themes related to African cultures.
2nd place: $300 3rd place: $200 4th place: $50 Top 6 Finalists: $25 Amazon gift card. Winner also receives publication in the 2025 anthology, 'Black Butterfly: Voices of the African Diaspora', and Kinsman Quarterly's digital magazine.
📅 Deadline: June 30, 2024 (Expired)
Write the World
Genres: Essay, Memoir, and Non-fiction
This month, dear writers, ahead of COP27, help us raise the voices of young people in this urgent fight. In a piece of personal narrative, tell the world’s leaders gathering in how climate change impacts you. How has this crisis changed your environment, your community, your sense of the future? Storytelling, after all, plays a critical role in helping us grasp the emergency through which we are all living, igniting empathy in readers and listeners—itself a precursor to action.
Runner-up: $50
📅 Deadline: October 18, 2022 (Expired)
Fountain Magazine
“Home” holds a special place in our lives. Our earliest memories form inside its walls; we utter our first words and take our first steps there. Does everyone feel the same about home? Is it where you were born or where you earn your bread? Is home a physical place? In a world that moves faster than ever and is confined to small screens, how do perceptions about "home" change? Where is home for people who are forced to leave their homes? Where is your home?
Masters Review
Genres: Essay, Fiction, and Non-fiction
This bi-annual contest recognizes emerging writers with submissions of previously unpublished fiction or nonfiction up to 6,000 words. Judged by Colin Barrett, it awards $3,000 for first place, $300 for second, and $200 for third, along with agency reviews for finalists.
Second place: $300 Third place: $200 Agency review for all finalists
📅 Deadline: August 25, 2024 (Expired)
Narratively
Genres: Essay, Humor, Memoir, and Non-fiction
Narratively is currently accepting submissions for their 2023 Memoir Prize. They are looking for revealing and emotional first-person nonfiction narratives from unique and overlooked points of view. The guest judge is New York Times bestselling memoirist Stephanie Land.
$1,000 and publication
📅 Deadline: November 30, 2023 (Expired)
Jane Austen Society of North America
Genres: Children's and Essay
JASNA conducts an annual student Essay Contest to foster the study and appreciation of Jane Austen's works in new generations of readers. Students world-wide are invited to compete for scholarship awards in three divisions: high school, college, and graduate school.
$1,000 scholarship
Two nights’ lodging for JASNA’s Annual General Meeting
📅 Deadline: June 02, 2022 (Expired)
Armed Services Arts Partnership
Genres: Essay, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Humor, Memoir, Non-fiction, Poetry, and Short Story
Partners are an integral aspect of military life, at home and afar, during deployment and after homecoming. Partnerships drive military action and extend beyond being a battle buddy, wingman, or crew member. Some are planned while others arise entirely unexpectedly. Spouses, family, old or new friends, community, faith leaders, and medical specialists all support the military community. Despite their importance, the stories of these partnerships often go untold. This anthology aims to correct that: We will highlight the nuances, surprises, joy, sorrow, heroism, tears, healing power, and ache of partnerships. We invite you to submit the story about partnerships from your journey, so we can help tell it.
$500 Editors' Choice award
$250 for each genre category (prose, poetry, visual art)
📅 Deadline: March 01, 2024 (Expired)
Kemper Human Rights Education Foundation
Genres: Essay
The contest invites high school students to respond to a prompt regarding human rights. Prizes include $3000 for 1st place, $1500 for 2nd, and $750 for 3rd. Essays should not exceed 2500 words and must include a cover page with specific details.
💰 Entry fee: $0
📅 Deadline: December 10, 2024
Unleash Press
Genres: Crime, Essay, Fantasy, Fiction, Horror, Humor, Memoir, Mystery, Non-fiction, Novel, Novella, Poetry, Science Fiction, Science Writing, and Young Adult
The WIP Contest supports writers by allowing submissions of work that is in progress. It emphasizes on creative development and offers a platform for emerging voices.
Coaching, interview, and editorial support
💰 Entry fee: $35
📅 Deadline: December 01, 2024
Genres: Essay, Fiction, Non-fiction, Poetry, and Short Story
From January 1st to January 31st, submit short stories and essays of up to 25 pages or a set of 1-3 poems. Winners in each genre will receive $2,000 and publication.
Publication
📅 Deadline: January 31, 2024 (Expired)
World History Association
The World Historian Student Essay Competition is an international competition open to students enrolled in grades K–12 in public, private, and parochial schools, and those in home-study programs. Membership in the World History Association is not a requirement for submission. Past winners may not compete in the same category again.
📅 Deadline: May 01, 2024 (Expired)
Shuswap Association of Writers
Genres: Fiction, Non-fiction, Poetry, Essay, Memoir, and Short Story
Whether you’re an established or emerging writer, the Askew’s Word on the Lake Writing Contest has a place for you. Part of the Word on the Lake Writers’ Festival in Salmon Arm, BC, the contest is open to submissions in short fiction (up to 2,000 words), nonfiction (up to 2,000 words), and poetry (up to three one-page poems).
💰 Entry fee: $11
Hispanic Culture Review
Genres: Essay, Fiction, Non-fiction, Poetry, Short Story, and Flash Fiction
As the Uruguayan writer Eduardo Galeano once said, "the best that the world has is in the many worlds that the world contains." Therefore, this year we invite you to reflect on the following questions: How do you or your community celebrate these connections? How do you value those experiences with those people who leave a mark on your life? 1 work will be awarded in each category: 1) photography & visual arts, 2) poetry, and 3) narrative/essay/academic investigation.
$100 for photography, poetry, and essay winners
📅 Deadline: February 01, 2023 (Expired)
Crimson Consulting Limited
The High School Academic Research Competition (SARC) is an online contest for high school students aged 13-18 to conduct research on any topic. Participants develop their research proposals and skills through exclusive bootcamps and compete by submitting proposals and video pitches.
1st place: $1000 and free Indigo Research Intensive Program 2nd place: $750 and 50% discount on the program 3rd place: $500 and 25% discount on the program Winners can earn university credits and have their research published.
📅 Deadline: April 30, 2024 (Expired)
Red Hen Press
Genres: Fiction, Non-fiction, Short Story, Essay, Memoir, and Novel
Established in 2018, the Women’s Prose Prize is for previously unpublished, original work of prose. Novels, short story collections, memoirs, essay collections, and all other forms of prose writing are eligible for consideration. The awarded manuscript is selected through a biennial competition, held in even-numbered years, that is open to all writers who identify as women.
Publication by Red Hen Press
📅 Deadline: February 28, 2024 (Expired)
Killer Nashville
Genres: Crime, Essay, Fantasy, Fiction, Humor, Memoir, Mystery, Non-fiction, Novel, Poetry, Science Fiction, Script Writing, Short Story, and Thriller
The Killer Nashville Silver Falchion Award is committed to discovering new writers, as well as superlative books by established authors and, upon discovery, sharing those writers and their works with new readers. There are a large number of both fiction and non-fiction categories you can enter.
💰 Entry fee: $79
📅 Deadline: June 15, 2024 (Expired)
American Foreign Service Association (AFSA)
The contest invites high school students to write an essay exploring future challenges for diplomats, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the U.S. Foreign Service. Essays must be between 1,000 and 1,500 words, addressing specific prompts and demonstrating an understanding of the Foreign Service.
Winner also receives an all-expense paid trip to Washington, D.C., plus an educational voyage courtesy of Semester at Sea. Runner-up: $1,250 plus full tuition for the National Student Leadership Conference's International Diplomacy program.
Genres: Essay, Fiction, Memoir, Non-fiction, and Poetry
The contest invites submissions under the theme '¡Hacia adelante!' focusing on resilience and cultural celebration. Categories include photography, poetry, and narrative/essay/academic investigation. Winning works will be published and recognized.
Certificate of recognition and Publication in magazine
📅 Deadline: February 21, 2024 (Expired)
Berggruen Institute
The Berggruen Prize Essay Competition aims to foster innovative ideas across cultures by posing significant philosophical questions relevant to contemporary life. It seeks submissions in English and Chinese that reflect novel thinking and compelling arguments.
Publication in Noema Magazine. Each language category will have a prize.
Lascuax Review
Creative nonfiction may include memoirs, chronicles, personal essays, humorous perspectives, literary journalism—anything the author has witnessed, experienced, or discovered. Pieces may be previously published or unpublished, and simultaneous submissions are accepted. Winner receives $1,000, a bronze medallion, and publication in The Lascaux Review.
📅 Deadline: September 30, 2024
The Letter Review
Genres: Crime, Essay, Fantasy, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Horror, Humor, Memoir, Mystery, Non-fiction, Novel, Novella, Poetry, Romance, Science Fiction, Science Writing, Short Story, Thriller, and Young Adult
The contest is aimed at unpublished works including novels, novellas, poetry collections, and nonfiction books. It is judged blind and winners can choose to publish an extract. The prize is awarded every three months with a total prize pool of $4,000 USD.
Optional publication of excerpt + letter of recommendation
Reed Magazine
The contest recognizes outstanding works of nonfiction, awarding $1,333 for creative nonfiction entries, such as personal essays. Submissions must be stand-alone essays, not previously published, and limited to 5,000 words.
All contest entrants receive a free copy of the latest edition of Reed Magazine.
📅 Deadline: November 01, 2024
Sunspot Literary Journal
Genres: Essay, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Memoir, Non-fiction, Novel, Novella, Poetry, Script Writing, and Short Story
The contest invites short stories, novel excerpts, graphic novels, and poems that showcase excellence in craft with reader appeal. It accepts literary or genre works without restrictions on theme.
Publication for the winner; publication offered to runners-up and finalists.
💰 Entry fee: $5
Genres: Essay, Fantasy, Fiction, Humor, Memoir, Non-fiction, Poetry, Science Writing, and Short Story
The Brink Literary Journal Award for Hybrid Writing will be administered to the winner of a literary contest designed to champion innovative hybrid and cross-genre work.
💰 Entry fee: $22
📅 Deadline: February 16, 2024 (Expired)
The Stories of Inspiration contest invites nonfiction essays (500-1200 words) that highlight resilience in marginalized communities. Selected entries will be published quarterly in Kinsman Quarterly's magazine, with winners receiving a cash prize and publication.
Publication in Kinsman Quarterly's online magazine
📅 Deadline: December 31, 2024
WOW! Women On Writing
Genres: Non-fiction and Essay
Seeking creative nonfiction essays on any topic (1000 words or less) and in any style--from personal essay and memoir to lyric essay and hybrid, and more! The mission of this contest is to reward bravery in real-life storytelling and create an understanding of our world through thoughtful, engaging narratives. Electronic submissions via e-mail only; reprints/previously published okay; simultaneous submissions okay; multiple submissions are okay as long as they are submitted in their own individual e-mail. Open internationally.
2nd: $300 | 3rd: $200 | 7 runner-ups: $25 Amazon Gift Cards
💰 Entry fee: $12
Discover the finest writing contests of 2024 for fiction and non-fiction authors — including short story competitions, essay writing competitions, poetry contests, and many more. Updated weekly, these contests are vetted by Reedsy to weed out the scammers and time-wasters. If you’re looking to stick to free writing contests, simply use our filters as you browse.
Submitting to poetry competitions and free writing contests in 2024 is absolutely worth your while as an aspiring author: just as your qualifications matter when you apply for a new job, a writing portfolio that boasts published works and award-winning pieces is a great way to give your writing career a boost. And not to mention the bonus of cash prizes!
That being said, we understand that taking part in writing contests can be tough for emerging writers. First, there’s the same affliction all writers face: lack of time or inspiration. Entering writing contests is a time commitment, and many people decide to forego this endeavor in order to work on their larger projects instead — like a full-length book. Second, for many writers, the chance of rejection is enough to steer them clear of writing contests.
But we’re here to tell you that two of the great benefits of entering writing contests happen to be the same as those two reasons to avoid them.
When it comes to the time commitment: yes, you will need to expend time and effort in order to submit a quality piece of writing to competitions. That being said, having a hard deadline to meet is a great motivator for developing a solid writing routine.
Think of entering contests as a training session to become a writer who will need to meet deadlines in order to have a successful career. If there’s a contest you have your eye on, and the deadline is in one month, sit down and realistically plan how many words you’ll need to write per day in order to meet that due date — and don’t forget to also factor in the time you’ll need to edit your story!
For tips on setting up a realistic writing plan, check out this free, ten-day course : How to Build a Rock-Solid Writing Routine.
In regards to the fear of rejection, the truth is that any writer aspiring to become a published author needs to develop relatively thick skin. If one of your goals is to have a book traditionally published, you will absolutely need to learn how to deal with rejection, as traditional book deals are notoriously hard to score. If you’re an indie author, you will need to adopt the hardy determination required to slowly build up a readership.
The good news is that there’s a fairly simple trick for learning to deal with rejection: use it as a chance to explore how you might be able to improve your writing.
In an ideal world, each rejection from a publisher or contest would come with a detailed letter, offering construction feedback and pointing out specific tips for improvement. And while this is sometimes the case, it’s the exception and not the rule.
Still, you can use the writing contests you don’t win as a chance to provide yourself with this feedback. Take a look at the winning and shortlisted stories and highlight their strong suits: do they have fully realized characters, a knack for showing instead of telling, a well-developed but subtly conveyed theme, a particularly satisfying denouement?
The idea isn’t to replicate what makes those stories tick in your own writing. But most examples of excellent writing share a number of basic craft principles. Try and see if there are ways for you to translate those stories’ strong points into your own unique writing.
Finally, there are the more obvious benefits of entering writing contests: prize and publication. Not to mention the potential to build up your readership, connect with editors, and gain exposure.
Every writing contest has its own set of submission rules. Whether those rules are dense or sparing, ensure that you follow them to a T. Disregarding the guidelines will not sway the judges’ opinion in your favor — and might disqualify you from the contest altogether.
Aside from ensuring you follow the rules, here are a few resources that will help you perfect your submissions.
On Writing:
On Editing:
It’s exciting to send a piece of writing off to a contest. However, once the initial excitement wears off, you may be left waiting for a while. Some writing contests will contact all entrants after the judging period — whether or not they’ve won. Other writing competitions will only contact the winners.
Here are a few things to keep in mind after you submit:
Many writing competitions don’t have time to respond to each entrant with feedback on their story. However, it never hurts to ask! Feel free to politely reach out requesting feedback — but wait until after the selection period is over.
If you’ve submitted the same work to more than one writing competition or literary magazine, remember to withdraw your submission if it ends up winning elsewhere.
After you send a submission, don’t follow it up with a rewritten or revised version. Instead, ensure that your first version is thoroughly proofread and edited. If not, wait until the next edition of the contest or submit the revised version to other writing contests.
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2024 global essay prize, the short list for the 2024 global essay prize was released on wednesday, 31 july..
The John Locke Institute encourages young people to cultivate the characteristics that turn good students into great writers: independent thought, depth of knowledge, clear reasoning, critical analysis and persuasive style. Our Essay Competition invites students to explore a wide range of challenging and interesting questions beyond the confines of the school curriculum.
Entering an essay in our competition can build knowledge, and refine skills of argumentation. It also gives students the chance to have their work assessed by experts. All of our essay prizes are judged by a panel of senior academics drawn from leading universities including Oxford and Princeton, under the leadership of the Chairman of Examiners, former Cambridge philosopher, Dr Jamie Whyte.
The judges will choose their favourite essay from each of seven subject categories - Philosophy, Politics, Economics, History, Psychology, Theology and Law - and then select the winner of the Grand Prize for the best entry in any subject. There is also a separate prize awarded for the best essay in the junior category, for under 15s.
Q1. Do we have any good reasons to trust our moral intuition?
Q2. Do girls have a (moral) right to compete in sporting contests that exclude boys?
Q3. Should I be held responsible for what I believe?
Q1. Is there such a thing as too much democracy?
Q2. Is peace in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip possible?
Q3. When is compliance complicity?
Q1. What is the optimal global population?
Q2. Accurate news reporting is a public good. Does it follow that news agencies should be funded from taxation?
Q3. Do successful business people benefit others when making their money, when spending it, both, or neither?
Q1. Why was sustained economic growth so rare before the later 18th century and why did this change?
Q2. Has music ever significantly changed the course of history?
Q3. Why do civilisations collapse? Is our civilisation in danger?
Q1. When, if ever, should a company be permitted to refuse to do business with a person because of that person’s public statements?
Q2. In the last five years British police have arrested several thousand people for things they posted on social media. Is the UK becoming a police state?
Q3. Your parents say that 11pm is your bedtime. But they don’t punish you if you don’t go to bed by 11pm. Is 11pm really your bedtime?
Q1. According to a study by researchers at four British universities, for each 15-point increase in IQ, the likelihood of getting married increases by around 35% for a man but decreases by around 58% for a woman. Why?
In the original version of this question we misstated a statistic. This was caused by reproducing an error that appeared in several media summaries of the study. We are grateful to one of our contestants, Xinyi Zhang, who helped us to see (with humility and courtesy) why we should take more care to check our sources. We corrected the text on 4 April. Happily, the correction does not in any way alter the thrust of the question.
Q2. There is an unprecedented epidemic of depression and anxiety among young people. Can we fix this? How?
Q3. What is the difference between a psychiatric illness and a character flaw?
Q1. “I am not religious, but I am spiritual.” What could the speaker mean by “spiritual”?
Q2. Is it reasonable to thank God for protection from some natural harm if He is responsible for causing the harm?
Q3. Does God reward those who believe in him? If so, why?
Q1. Does winning a free and fair election automatically confer a mandate for governing?
Q2. Has the anti-racism movement reduced racism?
Q3. Is there life after death?
Q4. How did it happen that governments came to own and run most high schools, while leaving food production to private enterprise?
Q5. When will advancing technology make most of us unemployable? What should we do about this?
Q6. Should we trust fourteen-year-olds to make decisions about their own bodies?
Please read the following carefully.
Entry to the John Locke Institute Essay Competition 2024 is open to students from any country.
Registration
Only candidates who registered before the registration deadline of Friday, 31 May 2024 may enter this year's competition.
All entries must be submitted by 11.59 pm BST on the submission deadline: Sunday, 30 June 2024 . Candidates must be eighteen years old, or younger, on that date. (Candidates for the Junior Prize must be fourteen years old, or younger, on that date.)
Entry is free.
Each essay must address only one of the questions in your chosen subject category, and must not exceed 2000 words (not counting diagrams, tables of data, endnotes, bibliography or authorship declaration).
The filename of your pdf must be in this format: FirstName-LastName-Category-QuestionNumber.pdf; so, for instance, Alexander Popham would submit his answer to question 2 in the Psychology category with the following file name:
Alexander-Popham-Psychology-2.pdf
Essays with filenames which are not in this format will be rejected.
The candidate's name should NOT appear within the document itself.
Candidates should NOT add footnotes. They may, however, add endnotes and/or a Bibliography that is clearly titled as such.
Each candidate will be required to provide the email address of an academic referee who is familiar with the candidate's written academic work. This should be a school teacher, if possible, or another responsible adult who is not a relation of the candidate. The John Locke Institute will email referees to verify that the essays submitted are indeed the original work of the candidates.
Submissions may be made as soon as registration opens in April. We recommend that you submit your essay well in advance of the deadline to avoid any last-minute complications. To submit your essay, click here .
Acceptance of your essay depends on your granting us permission to use your data for the purposes of receiving and processing your entry as well as communicating with you about the Awards Ceremony Dinner, the academic conference, and other events and programmes of the John Locke Institute and its associated entities.
Late entries
If for any reason you miss the 30 June deadline you will have an opportunity to make a late entry, under two conditions:
a) A late entry fee of 20.00 USD must be paid by credit card within twenty-four hours of the original deadline; and
b) Your essay must be submitted before 11.59 pm BST on Wednesday, 10 July 2024.
To pay for late entry, a registrant need only log into his or her account, select the relevant option and provide the requested payment information.
Our grading system is proprietary. Essayists may be asked to discuss their entry with a member of the John Locke Institute’s faculty. We use various means to identify plagiarism, contract cheating, the use of AI and other forms of fraud . Our determinations in all such matters are final.
Essays will be judged on knowledge and understanding of the relevant material, the competent use of evidence, quality of argumentation, originality, structure, writing style and persuasive force. The very best essays are likely to be those which would be capable of changing somebody's mind. Essays which ignore or fail to address the strongest objections and counter-arguments are unlikely to be successful .
Candidates are advised to answer the question as precisely and directly as possible.
The writers of the best essays will receive a commendation and be shortlisted for a prize. Writers of shortlisted essays will be notified by 11.59 pm BST on Wednesday, 31 July. They will also be invited to London for an invitation-only academic conference and awards dinner in September, where the prize-winners will be announced. Unlike the competition itself, the academic conference and awards dinner are not free. Please be aware that n obody is required to attend either the academic conference or the prize ceremony. You can win a prize without travelling to London.
All short-listed candidates, including prize-winners, will be able to download eCertificates that acknowledge their achievement. If you win First, Second or Third Prize, and you travel to London for the ceremony, you will receive a signed certificate.
There is a prize for the best essay in each category. The prize for each winner of a subject category, and the winner of the Junior category, is a scholarship worth US$2000 towards the cost of attending any John Locke Institute programme, and the essays will be published on the Institute's website. Prize-giving ceremonies will take place in London, at which winners and runners-up will be able to meet some of the judges and other faculty members of the John Locke Institute. Family, friends, and teachers are also welcome.
The candidate who submits the best essay overall will be awarded an honorary John Locke Institute Junior Fellowship, which comes with a US$10,000 scholarship to attend one or more of our summer schools and/or visiting scholars programmes.
The judges' decisions are final, and no correspondence will be entered into.
R egistration opens: 1 April, 2024.
Registration deadline: 31 May, 2024. (Registration is required by this date for subsequent submission.)
Submission deadline: 30 June, 2024.
Late entry deadline: 10 July, 2024. (Late entries are subject to a 20.00 USD charge, payable by 1 July.)
Notification of short-listed essayists: 31 July, 2024.
Academic conference: 20 - 22 September, 2024.
Awards dinner: 21 September, 2024.
If you would like to receive helpful tips from our examiners about what makes for a winning essay or reminders of upcoming key dates for the 2024 essay competition, please provide your email here to be added to our contact list. .
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The John Locke Institute's Global Essay Prize is acknowledged as the world's most prestigious essay competition.
We welcome tens of thousands of submissions from ambitious students in more than 150 countries, and our examiners - including distinguished philosophers, political scientists, economists, historians, psychologists, theologians, and legal scholars - read and carefully assess every entry.
I encourage you to register for this competition, not only for the hope of winning a prize or commendation, and not only for the chance to join the very best contestants at our academic conference and gala ceremony in London, but equally for the opportunity to engage in the serious scholarly enterprise of researching, reflecting on, writing about, and editing an answer to one of the important and provocative questions in this year's Global Essay Prize.
We believe that the skills you will acquire in the process will make you a better thinker and a more effective advocate for the ideas that matter most to you.
I hope to see you in September!
Best wishes,
Jamie Whyte, Ph.D. (C ANTAB )
Chairman of Examiners
Q. I missed the registration deadline. May I still register or submit an essay?
A. No. Only candidates who registered before 31 May will be able to submit an essay.
Q. Are footnote s, endnotes, a bibliography or references counted towards the word limit?
A. No. Only the body of the essay is counted.
Q. Are in-text citations counted towards the word limit?
A. If you are using an in-text based referencing format, such as APA, your in-text citations are included in the word limit.
Q. Is it necessary to include foo tnotes or endnotes in an essay?
A. You may not include footnotes, but you may include in-text citations or endnotes. You should give your sources of any factual claims you make, and you should ackn owledge any other authors on whom you rely.
Q. I am interested in a question that seems ambiguous. How should I interpret it?
A. You may interpret a question as you deem appropriate, clarifying your interpretation if necessary. Having done so, you must answer the question as directly as possible.
Q. How strict are the age eligibility criteria?
A. Only students whose nineteenth birthday falls after 30 June 2024 will be eligible for a prize or a commendation. In the case of the Junior category, only students whose fifteenth birthday falls after 30 June 2024 will be eligible for a prize or a commendation.
Q. May I submit more than one essay?
A. Yes, you may submit as many essays as you please in any or all categories.
Q. If I am eligible to compete in the Junior category, may I also (or instead) compete in another category?
A. Yes, you may.
Q. May I team up with someone else to write an essay?
A. No. Each submitted essay must be entirely the work of a single individual.
Q. May I use AI, such as ChatGPT or the like, in writing my essay?
A. All essays will be checked for the use of AI. If we find that any content is generated by AI, your essay will be disqualified. We will also ask you, upon submission of your essay, whether you used AI for any purpose related to the writing of your essay, and if so, you will be required to provide details. In that case, if, in our judgement, you have not provided full and accurate details of your use of AI, your essay will be disqualified.
Since any use of AI (that does not result in disqualification) can only negatively affect our assessment of your work relative to that of work that is done without using AI, your safest course of action is simply not to use it at all. If, however, you choose to use it for any purpose, we reserve the right to make relevant judgements on a case-by-case basis and we will not enter into any correspondence.
Q. May I have someone else edit, or otherwise help me with, my essay?
A. You may of course discuss your essay with others, and it is perfectly acceptable for them to offer general advice and point out errors or weaknesses in your writing or content, leaving you to address them.
However, no part of your essay may be written by anyone else. This means that you must edit your own work and that while a proofreader may point out errors, you as the essayist must be the one to correct them.
Q. Do I have to attend the awards ceremony to win a prize?
A. Nobody is required to attend the prize ceremony. You can win a prize without travelling to London. But if we invite you to London it is because your essay was good enough - in the opinion of the First Round judges - to be at least a contender for First, Second or Third Prize. Normally the Second Round judges will agree that the short-listed essays are worth at least a commendation.
Q. Is there an entry fee?
A. No. There is no charge to enter our global essay competition unless you submit your essay after the normal deadline, in which case there is a fee of 20.00 USD .
Q. Can I receive a certificate for my participation in your essay competition if I wasn't shortlisted?
A. No. Certificates are awarded only for shortlisted essays. Short-listed contestants who attend the award ceremony in London will receive a paper certificate. If you cannot travel to London, you will be able to download your eCertificate.
Q. Can I receive feedba ck on my essay?
A. We would love to be able to give individual feedback on essays but, unfortunately, we receive too many entries to be able to comment on particular essays.
Q. The deadline for publishing the names of short-listed essayists has passed but I did not receive an email to tell me whether I was short-listed.
A. Log into your account and check "Shortlist Status" for (each of) your essay(s).
Q. Why isn't the awards ceremony in Oxford this year?
A. Last year, many shortlisted finalists who applied to join our invitation-only academic conference missed the opportunity because of capacity constraints at Oxford's largest venues. This year, the conference will be held in central London and the gala awards dinner will take place in an iconic London ballroom.
Q. The system will not accept my essay. I have checked the filename and it has the correct format. What should I do?
A. You have almost certainly added a space before or after one of your names in your profile. Edit it accordingly and try to submit again.
Q. The profile page shows my birth date to be wrong by a day, even after I edit it. What should I do?
A. Ignore it. The date that you typed has been correctly input to our database.
Q. How can I be sure that my registration for the essay competition was successful? Will I receive a confirmation email?
A. You will not receive a confirmation email. Rather, you can at any time log in to the account that you created and see that your registration details are present and correct.
If you are unable to submit your essay to the John Locke Institute’s global essay competition, your problem is almost certainly one of the following.
If so, please proceed as indicated.
1) PROBLEM: I receive the ‘registrations are now closed’ message when I enter my email and verification code. SOLUTION. You did not register for the essay competition and create your account. If you think you did, you probably only provided us with your email to receive updates from us about the competition or otherwise. You may not enter the competition this year.
2) PROBLEM I do not receive a login code after I enter my email to enter my account. SOLUTION. Enter your email address again, checking that you do so correctly. If this fails, restart your browser using an incognito window; clear your cache, and try again. Wait for a few minutes for the code. If this still fails, restart your machine and try one more time. If this still fails, send an email to [email protected] with “No verification code – [your name]” in the subject line.
SUBMITTING AN ESSAY
3) PROBLEM: The filename of my essay is in the correct format but it is rejected. SOLUTION: Use “Edit Profile” to check that you did not add a space before or after either of your names. If you did, delete it. Whether you did or did not, try again to submit your essay. If submission fails again, email [email protected] with “Filename format – [your name]” in the subject line.
4) PROBLEM: When trying to view my submitted essay, a .txt file is downloaded – not the .pdf file that I submitted. SOLUTION: Delete the essay. Logout of your account; log back in, and resubmit. If resubmission fails, email [email protected] with “File extension problem – [your name]” in the subject line.
5) PROBLEM: When I try to submit, the submission form just reloads without giving me an error message. SOLUTION. Log out of your account. Open a new browser; clear the cache; log back in, and resubmit. If resubmission fails, email [email protected] with “Submission form problem – [your name]” in the subject line.
6) PROBLEM: I receive an “Unexpected Error” when trying to submit. SOLUTION. Logout of your account; log back in, and resubmit. If this resubmission fails, email [email protected] with “Unexpected error – [your name]” in thesubject line. Your email must tell us e xactly where in the submission process you received this error.
7) PROBLEM: I have a problem with submitting and it is not addressed above on this list. SOLUTION: Restart your machine. Clear your browser’s cache. Try to submit again. If this fails, email [email protected] with “Unlisted problem – [your name]” in the subject line. Your email must tell us exactly the nature of your problem with relevant screen caps.
READ THIS BEFORE YOU EMAIL US.
Do not email us before you have tried the specified solutions to your problem.
Do not email us more than once about a single problem. We will respond to your email within 72 hours. Only if you have not heard from us in that time may you contact us again to ask for an update.
If you email us regarding a problem, you must include relevant screen-shots and information on both your operating system and your browser. You must also declare that you have tried the solutions presented above and had a good connection to the internet when you did so.
If you have tried the relevant solution to your problem outlined above, have emailed us, and are still unable to submit before the 30 June deadline on account of any fault of the John Locke Institute or our systems, please do not worry: we will have a way to accept your essay in that case. However, if there is no fault on our side, we will not accept your essay if it is not submitted on time – whatever your reason: we will not make exceptions for IT issues for which we are not responsible.
We reserve the right to disqualify the entries of essayists who do not follow all provided instructions, including those concerning technical matters.
Did you know that the very first recorded essay contest can be traced back to the early 16th century, initiated by none other than the renowned philosopher and essayist Michel de Montaigne? In 1580, Montaigne published his collection of essays titled 'Essais,' which not only marked a pivotal moment in the evolution of the essay as a literary form but also contained an implicit challenge to his readers. He encouraged them to engage with his ideas and respond by writing their own essays, essentially laying the groundwork for what we now recognize as essay contests.
Fast forward to the vibrant year of 2024, and this tradition of writing competitions has evolved into a global phenomenon, offering emerging writers from all walks of life a captivating platform to share their thoughts, emotions, and narratives with the world.
In this article, our essay writer will review essay writing contests, presenting you with an exclusive selection of the most promising opportunities for the year ahead. Each of these competitions not only provides a stage to demonstrate your writing prowess but also offers a unique avenue for personal growth, self-expression, and intellectual exploration, all while competing for impressive writing awards and well-deserved recognition.
If you enjoy expressing your thoughts and ideas through writing, you're in for a treat. Essay writing competitions in 2024 offer you a chance to do just that and win some great prizes in the process. We've put together a list of contests specially designed for students like you. These contests cover various interesting essay topics , giving you a unique opportunity to showcase your writing skills and potentially earn cash prizes or scholarships. So, let's jump right into these fantastic opportunities.
The 2024 Writing Competition beckons writers with over £3000 in cash prizes, publication opportunities in anthologies, and a chance to participate in a televised Award Ceremony. Sponsored by the University Centre Grimsby, this annual contest, now in its eighth year, draws entries from approximately 30 countries worldwide. Entrants can vie for prizes across four categories, gaining exposure at the televised award ceremony and receiving expert feedback at the annual literary festival.
And if you're determined to learn how to overcome writer's block for this contest, we have a wealth of expert tips and strategies to guide you through the process!
Deadline: 30th September 2024
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Vine Leaves Press welcomes writers worldwide, prioritizing voices from marginalized communities such as BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and individuals with chronic illnesses or disabilities, among others. Submissions, which must be in English and previously unpublished, are accepted from February 1, 2024, until July 1, 2024. Manuscripts can be either narrative (50,000 – 80,000 words) or experimental (at least 100 pages), adhering to specific formatting guidelines, including anonymity to ensure impartial judging. Each submission requires a $25 entry fee via Submittable, and multiple entries are allowed. Entries will be judged based on originality, creativity, writing quality, and adherence to genre, with finalists announced in October 2024, shortlisted in January 2025, and winners in March 2025.
Deadline: July 01, 2024
The Solas Awards, continuing a tradition since 1993, celebrate travel stories that inspire. They're looking for engaging tales that capture the essence of exploration, whether funny, enlightening, or adventurous. Winners may get published and join a community of fellow storytellers. Entries in essay, non-fiction, and travel genres are welcome with a $25 submission fee.
Deadline: September 21, 2024
Vocal, in partnership with Voices in Minor (ViM), announces a creator-led challenge in celebration of International Women's Day, open to all Vocal creators. Participants are invited to write a 600-800 word piece about a woman who has inspired them for International Women's Day in the Year of the Dragon 2024. Submissions must adhere to specific length criteria and can be of any genre or format. Vocal will review entries and create a shortlist, from which ViM will select two co-grand prize winners and ten runners-up.
Deadline: Mar 12, 2024
The Re:think Essay Competition welcomes students aged 14 to 18 worldwide to participate in crafting essays under 2000 words, following MLA 8 citation style, with submissions undergoing plagiarism and AI checks. Essay prompts cover diverse themes, such as the role of women in STEM , provided by distinguished professors from prestigious institutions like Harvard, Brown, UC Berkeley, Cambridge, Oxford, and MIT. To maintain anonymity during review, submissions should be in PDF format without personal details.
Deadline : 10th May, 2024
Each year, Black Lawrence Press presents The Hudson Prize, inviting submissions for an unpublished collection of poems or prose. This competition is open to writers at all stages of their careers, offering the winner book publication, a $1,000 cash prize, and ten copies of the published book. Entries are read blind by a panel of editors, requiring manuscripts to adhere to specific formatting guidelines, including pagination and font choice. Poetry manuscripts should be 45-95 pages, while prose manuscripts should range from 120-280 pages.
Deadline : March 31, 2024
Introducing The Irene Adler Prize essay writing contest, offering a $1,000 US scholarship to the winner, with up to two $250 awards for honorable mentions. Open to women pursuing bachelor’s, master’s, or Ph.D. degrees in journalism, creative writing, or literature worldwide, regardless of age. Unlike previous years, this year's competition welcomes applicants from any country. The application period runs from January 30, 2024, to May 30, 2024, with no late submissions accepted. Each application requires a 500-word essay on one of five provided prompts and a completed entry form, both submitted via email.
Deadline : May 30, 2024
With a doubled first-place prize of $2,000 USD, participants are invited from all corners of the globe, regardless of age, gender, or nationality. Pen names are accepted, and winning entries will be published under those names. Previously published pieces are also welcome, with no restrictions. Any genre is accepted, with the theme centered around creativity. Each entry must be 100 words or less, including the title.
Deadline : April 30, 2024
The African Diaspora Award 2024 seeks original works from Afro-descendants, including short stories, flash fiction, essays, poetry, or visual art. Winners can earn up to $1000 USD and publication in Kinsman Quarterly and "Black Butterfly: Voices of the African Diaspora." Submissions reflecting cultural themes are due by June 30, 2024. Authors retain copyrights, and entrants must be 18 or older. No plagiarism is allowed, and Kinsman Quarterly employees cannot enter. Various genres are accepted with specific word count limits.
Deadline : June 30, 2024
The Unleash WIP Award 2024 offers $500, feedback, coaching, and a feature in Unleash Lit to help writers with their book projects in fiction, nonfiction, or poetry. All writers can apply. So, if you're looking for resources like free Harvard online courses to hone your writing skills, consider entering this competition. Submissions of the first 25 pages and answers to questions are due by July 15, 2024. Multiple entries are okay, but follow the rules, especially keeping your submission anonymous. Unleash also welcomes previously self-published works.
Deadline : July 15, 2024
Open to all writers, the poetry manuscripts should be 48-70 pages, and the prose manuscripts should be up to 80,000 words. Submissions must be from U.S. residents and must be original works. AI-generated submissions and translations are not eligible. Manuscripts should be sent as a single Word doc. or docx. file with no identifying information, and a cover letter with bio and contact details should be uploaded separately.
Deadline: May 15, 2024
Young writers aged 13 to 19.5 are invited to enter this upcoming competition, with submissions of 50 to 500 words. Inspired by Audrey Lorde's words and the power of poetry, participants are encouraged to craft original poems or spoken word pieces advocating for change and self-expression. Winners, including top prizes for written and recorded performances, will be announced on June 14. Malika Booker, a renowned British poet, serves as the guest judge. To enter, writers should sign up on Write the World, respond to the prompt, and submit their final entries before the deadline.
Deadline : May 27, 2024
The Killer Nashville essay writing contests seek to uncover new talent and recognize outstanding works by established authors, aiming to introduce their works to a broader audience. With numerous fiction and non-fiction categories available, writers have the opportunity to showcase their talent across a wide range of genres. The top prize includes a $250 award, and entry requires a fee of $79. Genres eligible for entry encompass crime, essay, fantasy, fiction, humor, memoir, mystery, non-fiction, novel, poetry, science fiction, script writing, short story, and thriller.
Deadline : June 15, 2024
In this upcoming competition, young writers aged 13 to 19.5 are invited to participate, with entries ranging from 400 to 1000 words. Participants are tasked with exploring and reporting on significant events within their own country, fostering a deeper understanding of local issues. Optional draft submissions for expert review are available until July 8, with feedback returned to writers by July 12. Winners will be announced on August 9. To enter, writers must sign up for a free account on Write the World, respond to the prompt, and submit their final entries before the deadline.
Deadline : July 22, 2024
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Deadline : April 01, 2024
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Apakah Anda kesulitan menyelesaikan esai eksposisi dan butuh bantuan membuat kerangka karangan? Kiat-kiat esai eksposisi dalam artikel ini akan membantu Anda mengatasi masalah apa pun yang mungkin Anda hadapi.
Kami akan memandu Anda tentang cara memulai esai ekspositori Anda, membahas strukturnya, menawarkan contoh esai ekspositori, dan menyertakan bagian tentang kesalahan teratas yang harus Anda hindari sehingga Anda dapat meningkatkan alur menulis Anda . Mari kita mulai!
An karangan eksposisi adalah bentuk tulisan yang bertujuan untuk menjelaskan, menginformasikan, atau mengklarifikasi topik atau ide tertentu. Tidak seperti esai persuasif, yang berusaha meyakinkan pembaca tentang sudut pandang tertentu, esai ekspositori didasarkan pada fakta dan analisis objektif. Tujuan utamanya adalah untuk menyajikan informasi dengan jelas dan logis agar pembaca dapat memahami subjek dengan lebih baik.
Esai ekspositori biasanya mencakup pendahuluan, paragraf isi, dan kesimpulan. Esai ini dimulai dengan pernyataan tesis yang menguraikan topik atau argumen utama. Kemudian, setiap paragraf isi mengembangkan aspek tesis yang berbeda.
Lebih jauh lagi, ada banyak bukti pendukung seperti statistik, contoh, atau kutipan ahli. Ini adalah inti dari pekerjaan yang perlu Anda lakukan selama penulisan esai ekspositori. Oleh karena itu, tahap penelitian penting untuk memastikan bahwa Anda memiliki semua informasi yang Anda butuhkan.
Sekarang mari kita alihkan perhatian kita ke berbagai jenis esai eksposisi yang mungkin Anda temui. Ini akan membantu Anda mempersiapkan diri untuk salah satu tugas ini di kelas menulis akademis Anda. Berikut ini adalah daftar jenis-jenis tulisan eksposisi:
Esai ekspositori adalah salah satu jenis esai yang paling umum, menurut MasterClass Oleh karena itu, melihat contoh esai ekspositori dan mempelajari cara memulai jenis esai ini akan memudahkan Anda. Lagi pula, belajar melalui contoh memungkinkan Anda melihat praktik terbaik untuk mendapatkan nilai tertinggi.
Pada bagian berikut, kami akan membagikan beberapa bagian pertama dari kerangka esai ekspositori dan menyertakan beberapa contoh.
Langkah pertama dalam menulis esai eksposisi adalah memilih topik yang jelas dan terfokus. Topik tersebut harus cukup spesifik untuk memungkinkan eksplorasi yang mendalam tetapi cukup luas untuk memberikan informasi yang cukup. Misalnya, Anda dapat memilih "peran lebah dalam penyerbukan".
Topik ini memungkinkan Anda untuk mendalami kontribusi spesifik lebah, dampaknya terhadap ekosistem, dan pentingnya lebah bagi pertanian. Ada cukup banyak hal mendalam di sini untuk memberikan dasar yang kuat bagi esai Anda. Lebih jauh lagi, topik yang jelas memandu penelitian Anda dan membantu Anda mengembangkan pernyataan tesis yang terfokus.
Setelah memilih topik, lakukan riset menyeluruh untuk mengumpulkan informasi yang relevan. Anda perlu memanfaatkan sumber-sumber yang kredibel seperti jurnal akademis, buku, dan situs web bereputasi baik untuk memastikan keakuratan data Anda.
Misalnya, jika topik Anda adalah "peran lebah dalam penyerbukan", carilah penelitian tentang populasi lebah, artikel yang membahas signifikansi ekologisnya, dan statistik tentang ketergantungan pertanian pada penyerbuk. Pastikan untuk mencatat dan mengatur informasi ke dalam kategori yang sesuai dengan poin utama Anda.
Lebih jauh lagi, penelitian yang komprehensif memperkuat argumen Anda dan menyediakan banyak bukti untuk mendukung klaim Anda guna meningkatkan kredibilitas esai.
Membuat garis besar sangat penting untuk mengorganisasikan ide-ide dan menyusun esai eksposisi Anda. Mulailah dengan pendahuluan yang menyajikan topik dan pernyataan tesis Anda. Kemudian, buat garis besar paragraf isi, yang masing-masing mencakup aspek tertentu dari topik Anda.
Sebagai contoh, Anda mungkin memiliki satu paragraf yang membahas biologi lebah, paragraf lain tentang proses penyerbukannya, dan paragraf ketiga tentang pentingnya lebah secara ekonomi. Terakhir, rencanakan kesimpulan yang merangkum poin-poin utama Anda dan memperkuat tesis Anda.
Secara umum, kerangka memberikan peta jalan yang jelas untuk tulisan Anda dan memudahkan Anda menyelesaikan pekerjaan dalam format esai ekspositori yang benar.
Pernyataan tesis Anda harus dengan jelas mengungkapkan gagasan atau argumen utama esai Anda. Pernyataan tesis biasanya muncul di akhir pendahuluan dan menentukan alur keseluruhan karya. Anda dapat melihat contoh esai ekspositori untuk mendapatkan ide yang lebih baik tentang cara menulis pernyataan tesis yang unggul.
Misalnya, jika topik Anda adalah “peran lebah dalam penyerbukan”, tesis Anda mungkin adalah: “Lebah memainkan peran penting dalam menjaga keanekaragaman hayati dan mendukung produksi pertanian melalui aktivitas penyerbukannya, sehingga konservasi mereka sangat penting bagi kesehatan lingkungan dan ketahanan pangan.”
Pernyataan tesis yang kuat memberikan kejelasan dan memandu penelitian dan penulisan Anda. Akibatnya, Anda akan memastikan semua konten Anda selaras dengan argumen utama ini.
Pendahuluan Anda harus menarik perhatian pembaca dan memberikan informasi latar belakang tentang topik Anda. Mulailah dengan kaitan esai yang bagus , seperti fakta yang mengejutkan atau kutipan yang relevan. Misalnya, Anda dapat memulai dengan: "Tahukah Anda bahwa satu dari tiga suap makanan yang kita makan bergantung pada penyerbuk seperti lebah?"
Ikuti kaitan tersebut dengan konteks tentang pentingnya lebah dan perannya dalam ekosistem. Terakhir, perkenalkan pernyataan tesis Anda, yang memberikan gambaran yang jelas kepada pembaca tentang apa yang diharapkan. Lakukan dengan benar, dan pendahuluan akan menyiapkan panggung untuk esai Anda dan melibatkan audiens Anda sejak awal.
Pada bagian ini, kita akan membahas cara memulai esai ekspositori dengan contoh pernyataan tesis yang berbeda.
Untuk setiap contoh, kami akan memulai dengan pernyataan tesis dan kemudian berbagi tentang bagaimana Anda akan menangani topik tersebut. Bacalah ini jika Anda ingin tahu cara menulis esai eksposisi dan mendapatkan nilai tertinggi.
Pernyataan tesis: Suasana pasar petani yang ramai dan semarak memperlihatkan kekayaan budaya dan masyarakat setempat.
Dalam esai deskriptif tentang pasar petani ini, penulis harus menggambarkan dengan jelas pemandangan, suara, dan bau lingkungan. Hal ini menangkap warna-warna cerah dari produk segar, aroma menggoda dari makanan panggang, dan obrolan ramai para pedagang dan pelanggan.
Lebih jauh lagi, melalui deskripsi sensorik yang terperinci, Anda dapat melibatkan pembaca dan menggambarkan suasana pasar yang unik.
Pernyataan tesis: Aktivitas manusia merupakan pendorong utama perubahan iklim, yang menyebabkan konsekuensi lingkungan yang parah.
Esai tentang sebab dan akibat tentang perubahan iklim mengkaji faktor-faktor yang menyebabkan pemanasan global dan dampaknya. Anda dapat membahas penyebab seperti polusi industri dan penggundulan hutan. Kemudian jelaskan bagaimana hal tersebut berkontribusi terhadap peningkatan suhu.
Selain itu, Anda dapat mengeksplorasi berbagai dampak seperti pola cuaca ekstrem, mencairnya lapisan es, dan hilangnya keanekaragaman hayati. Oleh karena itu, dengan menyoroti hubungan-hubungan ini, esai ini menekankan kebutuhan mendesak akan tindakan lingkungan dan meningkatkan kesadaran tentang konsekuensi dari aktivitas manusia.
Pernyataan tesis: Kesuksesan adalah konsep multifaset yang sangat bervariasi berdasarkan nilai, tujuan, dan perspektif individu.
Dalam esai definisi yang mendefinisikan "kesuksesan", Anda dapat mengeksplorasi berbagai interpretasi dari istilah tersebut. Esai tersebut dapat membahas standar masyarakat, seperti kekayaan dan pencapaian karier. Lebih jauh, Anda dapat menekankan definisi pribadi yang mencakup kebahagiaan dan kepuasan.
Selain itu, dengan menyertakan kutipan dari tokoh-tokoh berpengaruh dan kisah pribadi, Anda dapat menggambarkan sifat subjektif dari kesuksesan. Hal ini mendorong pembaca untuk merenungkan nilai-nilai mereka dan apa arti kesuksesan dalam kehidupan mereka sendiri.
Sekarang mari kita fokus pada hal-hal utama yang perlu Anda hindari saat mengerjakan esai eksposisi Anda. Ini akan membantu Anda menghindari kesalahan-kesalahan yang telah dilakukan banyak siswa sebelum Anda. Lebih jauh lagi, menghindari kesalahan-kesalahan penulisan yang umum ini akan meningkatkan peluang untuk mendapatkan nilai tertinggi di kelas Anda.
Berikut ini adalah kesalahan-kesalahan utama dalam esai ekspositori yang harus dihindari:
Bagaimana cara memilih topik untuk esai ekspositori.
Memilih topik untuk esai eksposisi melibatkan pemilihan sesuatu yang spesifik, relevan, dan menarik. Oleh karena itu, pertimbangkan minat dan bidang pengetahuan Anda. Selain itu, pastikan topik tersebut memungkinkan penelitian dan eksplorasi yang memadai.
Topiknya bisa beragam, mulai dari konsep ilmiah hingga isu sosial. Cobalah untuk tetap berpegang pada topik yang menurut Anda menarik karena topik tersebut akan terlihat jelas pada hasil akhirnya.
Pernyataan tesis dalam esai ekspositori berfungsi sebagai argumen utama atau gagasan utama. Pernyataan ini memandu arah esai. Lebih jauh lagi, pernyataan ini meringkas topik secara ringkas dan menentukan alur diskusi.
Secara umum, tesis yang kuat membantu pembaca memahami apa yang diharapkan dan memastikan bahwa konten tetap terfokus di seluruh esai.
Jenis-jenis esai ekspositori yang umum meliputi esai deskriptif, esai sebab dan akibat, esai proses, esai perbandingan dan kontras, dan esai definisi. Setiap jenis memiliki fokus yang unik sehingga pendekatan dan penelitiannya akan memiliki format yang berbeda.
Contoh esai eksposisi dalam artikel ini akan membantu Anda dalam segala hal, mulai dari menulis paragraf pengantar hingga menyusun paragraf isi. Esai eksposisi umumnya berisi fakta, jadi pastikan untuk melakukan penelitian yang ekstensif.
Lebih jauh, Anda dapat belajar dari contoh-contoh esai eksposisi yang tak terhitung jumlahnya dalam artikel ini. Mereka berbagi pendekatan yang perlu Anda ambil dan bagaimana Anda harus berpikir tentang menyusun setiap bagian esai.
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27 February 2023
WINNERS ANNOUNCED!
The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) and the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) , are thrilled to announce the results of the 2022 edition of the Space4Youth Essay Competition!
The winners are (in alphabetical order):
Cannelli Selene , Italy. Title of the essay: " A Picasso in the sea. So beautiful, so deadly "
Carlos Marco , Angola. Title of the essay: " EFUNDJA: an Angolan geospatial project for flooding control "
Das Sia , India. Title of the essay: " Women, Water and Space: Role of Indigenous Women in using Geospatial Tech for Conserving Water "
Joshi Prayon , Nepal. Title of the essay: " Water quality monitoring of Lake Cluster in Pokhara Valley, Nepal with satellite images and machine learning "
Kitambo Benjamin , Congo. Title of the essay: " Application of radar altimetry in surface water bodies monitoring of the second largest worldwide river basin "
Venn Rachel , United Kingdom. Title of the essay: " Climate risks and capability sharing in the Asia-Pacific region: Exploring a future GNSS-based early warning system for tsunami "
Thanks to the generous support of the Permanent Mission of the U.S. to International Organizations in Vienna , the authors of the best 6 essays will have the opportunity to participate in a trip to the United States to meet with representatives of the U.S. space sector and attend an Adult Space Camp at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama*.
UNOOSA and SGAC would like to thank all participants for their inspirational contribution and insights! Water scarcity is a major global challenge and we are proud to see the engagement and passion of many young people committed to take action. Thank you!
The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), in collaboration with the Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) , launched the 2022 edition of the Space4Youth Essay Competition! Water scarcity is a major global challenge. Young people play a key role. UNOOSA and SGAC want to give a voice to and promote youth's ideas on the use of space for water resources management and aquatic ecosystem preservation .
Participants will submit an essay on the theme "Space as a tool to accelerate change in sustainable water resources management, hydrology and the protection of aquatic ecosystems" but can choose their own topic within that theme. Participants will focus on how space can be used to tackle water challenges by underlining concrete, realistic and original examples of how space science, technology and its applications can inform and, or support the delivery of actions and commitments for water management problems and adaptation of policies at local, national, regional and, or international levels.
To apply, please read the guidelines and rules in the call for abstracts and essays . Submissions for the abstract must be received by 24th November 2022. Successful candidates will be communicated by 14th December 2022 and must submit their essays by 15th January 2023.
The Competition is open to all students and young professionals from any Member State of the United Nations.
In view of the Midterm Review of the Decade of Action for Water, which will take place at UN Headquarters in New York in March 2023, co-hosted by Tajikistan and the Netherlands, the UNOOSA Space4Youth and Space4Water projects developed the competition with the theme of "Youth4Water - Space as a tool to accelerate change in sustainable water resources management, hydrology and the protection of aquatic ecosystems", aiming at highlighting good practices and experiences in terms of experimentation, application, evaluation and dissemination of techniques, methods and innovative approaches that use space to address water-related environmental or water management issues.
The U.S. will support this year's Space4Youth competition by providing the authors of the best 3 essays with a trip to the United States to meet with representatives of the U.S. space sector and attend an Adult Space Camp at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama *. The 3 best essays will be uploaded on the "Space for Youth" webpage and the "Space4Water Portal" of UNOOSA. The authors of the best 3 essays may be invited to attend other international events.
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