*Governor-General's Undergraduate Essay Competition*
*Up to $33,000 in prizes to be won!*
Each year CEFA provides Governor-General’s Undergraduate Essay Competition for undergraduate university students enrolled at an Australian University. The Competition recognizes the importance of furthering undergraduate students' knowlege in the Civics, Citizenship and Values areas.
This competition, entering its fifth year, awards up to $33,000 in cash prizes to winning authors. The essay competition reflects current constitutional and public policy topics relevant to students from all faculties and which cover the Civics, Citizenship and Values areas. Questions for the 2007 competition included; the relationship between faith and secular society, the right to vote, media ownership, citizenship legislation, federalism and Australian history topics.
Every year the competition is judged by a panel of distinguished individuals including High Court Justices and prominent academics. This prestigious competition provides students with the opportunity to be further recognised for their academic skill, talent and research.
Applications for the 2008 competition are open now and the 2008 Essay Questions are online on the CEFA website. To download them click on the following link: Governor General's Undergraduate Essay Competition-Questions 2008. The competition will close 24 October 2008 at 5.00 PM AEST.
LSS strongly encourages you to enter this competition! If you decide to enter, please let us know and we can arrange to reimburse your registered post costs for entering your essay =D
Also, please don't forget to register for senior moot, which is on Thursday of Week 10. There are also a couple of last-second spots in the negotiation competition this Thursday 24 April - see below for more info.
Warm & Fuzzy Hugs,
from your UOW LSS
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