bell hooks GWS WRITING PRIZE

Jennifer Bleaux blea9777 at plattsburgh.edu
Mon Mar 21 12:27:08 UTC 2022


bell hooks GWS WRITING PRIZE

The Gender & Women's Studies Department at the State University of New York
College at Plattsburgh is pleased to announce the inaugural bell hooks
Writing Prize in Gender & Women's Studies, a prize awarded for an
outstanding paper on a topic relating to how gender intersects with other
social locations such as race, ethnicity, nation, class, sexuality, age,
(dis)ability, religion, and culture. Entries should be major essays or
research papers (at least 1000 words in length). *This year's Writing
Prize, which will be presented at the Arts and Sciences Academic
Achievement Awards Ceremony on May 20, 2022, carries with it a cash award
of $100.*

Rules of eligibility and procedures for submission:


   1. Students must be enrolled as an undergraduate at SUNY Plattsburgh or
   plan to graduate in May 2022, Summer 2022, or December 2022.
   2. The entry must have been prepared originally for an undergraduate
   course taken at SUNY Plattsburgh during the student’s baccalaureate
   program.  Students may revise papers prior to submission for the Writing
   Prize.
   3. The entry may be in any field – humanities, social sciences, science,
   or professional studies – but the topic must directly address gender and
   intersectionality.
   4. The entry must be typed, double-spaced, and must not bear the name of
   the author.  To submit, email your entry to Jennifer Bleaux at
   blea9777 at plattsburgh.edu by April 1st. Papers will be judged anonymously
   by the Writing Prize Committee. Judging criteria include conceptual
   development, organization, and style.

The final deadline for submission is Friday, April 1, 2022, 3pm.

We gratefully acknowledge support from the Plattsburgh College Foundation.
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