IUIN-Essay Award in English (Liberal Arts)

Overview:

This award is presented to an undergraduate student for an outstanding critical, analytical, or expository essay originating in an English department professional and public writing class.

This award of $150 is presented to an IU Indianapolis undergraduate student for an outstanding critical, analytical, or expository essay originating in an English department professional and public writing class. Essays submitted for this award should involve inquiry and can be on any topic. Students may submit up to two separate pieces. Courses qualifying for this award include the following: Eng. W210, W230, W231, W262, W270, W310, W313, W315, W318, W320, W326, W331, W366, W377, W390, W397, W400, W411, W412, and W426. Writing from W131 and W140 should be submitted to the Hal Tobin Award. Do not put your name on any submitted manuscript.

Note: If your work focuses on topics in writing and literacy, submit it to the Writing and Literacy Award instead of this award. Work entered in this contest may not be entered in the Creative Nonfiction Writing Award contest.

Eligibility:

Applicants must:

• Be an undergraduate student at IU Indianapolis
• Submit an essay written for one of the courses listed above

Awarding:

This scholarship will be awarded and disbursed in the spring semester of the current academic year.

Renewability:

This scholarship is not renewable.