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Native Women, Youth in Ag writing competition
The 2011 Native Women and
Youth in Agriculture annual writ
ing competition is seeking essay
submissions.
The essay topic is: What
should Indian agriculture look
like 25 years from now?
An approach to the project
would be to research and talk
to elders about what the past 25
years of agriculture were like,
and then write about what you
think the next 25 years will be
like.
The deadline to submit essays
is 5 p.m. on Nov. 4.
Who is eligible? Young Na
tive American women and men
who are in grades 9-12 this fall.
Graduates of May-August 2011
are also eligible to enter.
Contestants must be a mem
ber of a federally recognized
tribe.
November, and provided with
an all-expense paid trip (includ
ing one chaperone) to the 2011
Intertribal Agriculture Council
annual meeting in Las Vegas, on
Dec. 5-9.
Finalists will be awarded sev
eral other special prizes pre
sented at the awards luncheon
and will serve as Ag ambassa
dors in 2011-12.
Each finalist is required to
read a short introduction and
their original essay at the awards
luncheon.
Guidelines
Length: 3-6 pages; 3-5 sen
tences about yourself; typed,
one-inch margins, double
spaced, 12-point font; 3-5
sources.
Judging Criteria: Creativity,
quality of sources, quality of
grammar, spelling and punctua
Winners and prizes
tion, organization of informa
Three finalists will be an tion, length of entry, documen
nounced the second week of tation of sources (3-5 sources
required).
Appropriate information for
the topic: solution driven, not
issue-driven information.
All entries must be accompa
nied by a separate sheet contain
ing the student’s name, address,
telephone number, email (if
available), school attending and
tribal affiliation.
Send essay submission to:
Native Women & Youth in
Ag - c/o Vicki Hebb, executive
director
P.O. Box 217
Cherry Creek, SD 57622
Email:
vicki.hebb@indianaglink.com
Entries may be mailed (post
marked 11/04/2011) or
emailed (re: NWYIA Essay Con
test)
Phone: 605-964-4342. The
contest is sponsored by USDA
Office of the Secretary-Tribal
Relations and Intertribal Agricul
ture Council.
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