Phi Beta Kappa Writing Contest
2
Eligibility: Juniors and seniors in public or private Wake County schools Type of composition: The composition must be a literary analysis that is a close reading and interpretation of a literary text. The use of secondary sources with appropriate citations is encouraged but not required. Form of entry: Number of entries: Only one (1) entry from a student should be submitted. The essay should be part of the regular work of an English class, and no essay should be submitted without the student's permission. Teachers of all eligible classes may select and submit no more than five essays per grade level. Mail or deliver entries to: Ashley Matlock Perkinson 2518 Kenmore Drive Raleigh, NC 27608 Deadline: Entries must be received by March 10 2011. Announcing . . . The 2011 PHI BETA KAPPA WRITING CONTEST Sponsored by the Phi Beta Kappa Association of Wake County For juniors and seniors in public and private Wake County schools. Two HARD copies of each entry must be submitted. Entries must be typed and double-spaced; pages must be numbered. Critical and biographical sources and quotations must be correctly documented. The essay should be carefully proofread. Any teacher's marks or comments must be removed. The title of the essay should be at the top of the first page. The student's name must not be on any page of the essay. A cover sheet must be attached to each copy of the essay. The cover sheet should give: the title of the essay, the student's name, the grade level, the
-
Upload
daniel-hines -
Category
Documents
-
view
143 -
download
1
Transcript of Phi Beta Kappa Writing Contest
Eligibility: Juniors and seniors in public or private Wake County schools
Type of composition: The composition must be a literary analysis that is a close reading and interpretation of a literary text. The use of secondary sources with appropriate citations is encouraged but not required.
Form of entry:
Number of entries: Only one (1) entry from a student should be submitted. The essay should be part of the regular work of an English class, and no essay should be submitted without the student's permission. Teachers of all eligible classes may select and submit no more than five essays per grade level. Mail or deliver entries to: Ashley Matlock Perkinson2518 Kenmore DriveRaleigh, NC 27608
Deadline: Entries must be received by March 10 2011.
Awards: Cash prizes, book awards, and certificates of merit will be presented to first and second place winners at each grade level. Honorable mention winners will receive book awards and certificates of merit. In late April (date and time TBA), winners, teachers and parents will be recognized at the spring banquet of the Phi Beta Kappa Association of Wake County.
Questions: `````````````` www.wakecountyphibetakappa.org
Announcing . . .
The 2011 PHI BETA KAPPA WRITING CONTEST
Sponsored by the Phi Beta Kappa Association of Wake County
For juniors and seniors in public and private Wake County schools.
Two HARD copies of each entry must be submitted. Entries must be typed and double-spaced; pages must be numbered. Critical and biographical sources and quotations must be correctly
documented. The essay should be carefully proofread. Any teacher's marks or comments must be removed. The title of the essay should be at the top of the first page. The student's name must not be on any page of the essay. A cover sheet must be attached to each copy of the essay. The
cover sheet should give: the title of the essay, the student's name, the grade level, the teacher's name and the school’s name, address, and telephone number. It should include a number at which the teacher can be contacted.
