Henry A. Bern Memorial Essay Competition in Jewish
Studies 2013
FIRST PRIZE:
$1,500
Deadline: Friday, May 17, 2013
Purpose: To stimulate and encourage undergraduate excellence in
writing and research in the field of Jewish Studies. It is our goal that
students will reach a deeper understanding and appreciation of matters relating
to Judaica and Jewish civilization.
Eligibility: Any current Indiana University Bloomington undergraduate
student.
Rules:
1. The paper may be written on any topic relevant to Jewish
Studies. Research papers, essays, and creative writing have been submitted in
past competitions.
2. The paper must be the work of a single author.
3. The paper may be written in English, Modern Hebrew, or
Yiddish.
4. The paper may have been previously submitted in a course.
5. The paper must be typed,
double-spaced, with footnotes wherever applicable, and should not exceed 25 pages.
6. The paper should be in MS Word format
7. The student’s name should only appear on a
"cover" sheet which should also include the student's ID number,
local and permanent home addresses, IU email address, telephone number, and the
title of the paper. This onformation is to appear ONLY on the cover sheet in order
to keep the author's identity anonymous. Papers will be numbered for judging
purposes. The student's name should NOT appear in the file's name.
8. The title of the paper should also appear at the top of
page 1 of the paper.
9. Among the criteria considered significant will be
clarity, focus and development of the subject or problem, quality of evidence,
use of sources, and originality.
Deadline: Papers should be e-mailed
in MS Word to iujsp@indiana.edu
before midnight on Friday, May 17, 2013. Papers may also be emailed any time
during the 2011-2012 academic year. Please include in subject line: "Bern
Essay Submission".
The author of the
winning paper will be acknowledged at the Jewish Studies Dessert in Fall, 2013.
This scholarship was
established to honor the memory of Henry A. Bern by his family and friends.
Henry Bern was a professor of Education at Indiana University where he was
committed to teaching and the world of learning.
If you have questions,
call 855-0453 or email iujsp@indiana.edu.
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