Are you interested in applying for Essay Contest? The Prindle Institute for Ethics brings a perfect opportunity for you as it is awarding five prizes ($300 each) for the best essays written by high school students on an ethics-related topic. This year’s topic focuses on human rights violations that occur in other countries. The contest is open for any high school student.
The Prindle Post is a global forum for ethical reflection and debate. Their goal is to report on and discuss the ethical issues that arise from newsworthy events.
Eligibility:
- Anyone currently enrolled in high school in the United States. You do not need to enroll at DePauw to receive the award.
- This contest is open to any high school student regardless of college choice.
How to Apply:
For applying the scholarship, the candidates must submit an essay (500-2000 words) on the following topic:
Does the United States have a moral responsibility to intervene in countries where human rights violations are occurring?
Essay Guidelines:
- You should present and critically discuss arguments for your position.
- Don’t merely summarize what others have said, we want you to weigh in with your opinion on the merits of the arguments you discuss.
- Cite your sources (any common citation style is acceptable).
- Remove any identifying information from the paper you submit, including your name, high school name, etc. This ensures that papers will be anonymous.
Submitting Details:
Submit your essay paper via the online submission by using the given link: http://www.prindlepost.org/highschoolessay/
Award Amount:
The Prindle Institute for Ethics is awarding five prizes of $300 each.
Application Deadline:
Your essay must be submitted on or before February 1, 2016.
Link for more Information:
http://www.prindlepost.org/highschoolessay/
Contact Information:
If you have questions, email at: prindleinstitute-at-depauw.edu
