Sentences with phrase «annual essay contests»
Essay Contest JLDOC holds an annual essay contest, open to fourth and fifth graders, that focuses on a different health topic each year.
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Our annual essay contest engages the next generation of medical researchers, clinical practitioners, and public health specialists in questions of science and policy.
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January 15: Take in free musical performances by El Sistema and the World Percussion Ensemble, as well as readings by winners of the town's student essay contest at the One Somerville Annual Martin Luther King, Jr..
NCF also began holding the annual What My Father Means to Me essay contest to honor kids for writing about their fathers and father figures and the Father of the Year Celebration to recognize those dedicated fathers and father figures in several areas of the country.
The men were identified by their children through NCF's annual «What My Father Means to Me» essay contest this past February.
In addition, she recently won the Society for the History of Discoveries» yearly essay contest with an essay on the development of germ theory, which she presented at the SHD Annual Meeting in October 2014.
Montrose students are successful participants in a local Martin Luther King Jr. essay contest as well as an annual national conference on ethics and culture at the University of Notre Dame.
Winning students will receive a scholarship to help them explore the worldLeading travel insurance provider Allianz Global Assistance USA has announced the winners of its 2015 annual «ScholarTrips» essay and video contest.
Mother - daughter sales team Robin Cale and Barbara Simon have received plenty of goodwill from the elementary school children who've entered their annual Mother's Day essay contest.