AFSA National High School Essay Contest Past Winners.
Now in its 22nd year, the American Foreign Service Association (AFSA)’s National High School Essay Contest encourages students to think about how and why the United States engages globally to build peace, and about the role that the Foreign Service plays in advancing U.S. national security and economic prosperity. The essay prompt is below and you can find out more information about the.Visit the AFSA High School Essay Contest website to see full scholarship details, additional requirements and how to apply for this scholarship! Apply Now. Facebook; 4.5, ALL GPA's, All GPA's, All Grade Levels, All Majors, All States, High School Freshman, High School Junior, High School Senior, High School Sophomore, March, Month, Residency Requirement, There is no major requirement for this.Barbara Stephenson, AFSA, Dylan Borne, essay winner and Nancy Lindborg, USIP President August 5, 2016- Dylan Borne, winner of the American Foreign Service Association National High School Essay Contest, of which the U.S. Institute of Peace is a lead sponsor, addressed a group of Washington officials this week, highlighting the creativity and energy that young people can bring to peacebuilding.
Find writing contests for kids, including essay contests, poetry contests, short story contests, and so much more, listed below. You can win money, travel, publication, and lots of other amazing prizes! Simply click on the links provided to go to the entry page of the contest you are interested in for more details on how to enter. Good luck! (Note: The contests below are for kids younger than.American Foreign Service Association Description The AFSA High School Essay Contest is open to high school students. To be considered, in a 1000 - to 1250 - word essay, you must identify how members of the foreign service work with other civilian parts of the U.S. government to promote peace, national security, and economic prosperity.
National High School Essay Contest American Foreign Service Association 2101 E Street NW Washington, DC 20037 Your essay will become the property of the American Foreign Service Association once it is submitted, and will not be returned. Deadline Your entry MUST be postmarked no later than April 15. The decisions of the judges are final.
