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Spolin Post-Conviction Resource Center (SPCRC): Civil Rights and Criminal Law Essay Competition

Spolin Post-Conviction Resource Center (SPCRC)

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Amount

Varies

Deadline

2024-10-01

Field

Open

Residency

No restriction found

Requirements

The Civil Rights and Criminal Law Essay Competition awards a $1,000 scholarship to support students interested in civil rights and criminal justice issues. Applicants must be enrolled undergraduate or graduate students with a GPA of 3.0 or higher who submit an essay responding to a constitutional prompt.

Essay prompt

What Does the U.S. Constitution Mean to You?

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