UC Clermont - UComp Writing Contest

The University Composition Committee Writing Contest is open to all students who were enrolled in a Preparatory, English Composition, or Intermediate Composition course from spring 2019 through fall 2019. Essays must have been initially written to fulfill an assignment in an English Composition course.

All submissions must contain the following:

A completed application form
An unmarked copy of the essay - typed, double spaced, with author’s name, the course number, and date
All essays should have a title, and all researched and text-based essays should use appropriate documentation.

Entries may be submitted at any time throughout the year but no later than January 22, 2020.

Each student may submit no more than two essays and no more than one per category. Each essay must be submitted separately.

First Name:

Last Name:

UC ID Number:

Enter your UC ID

Street Address:

Street Address Line 2:

City:

State:

Zip/Postal Code:

Phone Number:

UC E-mail:

College:

Name of the College you attend

Instructor:

Name of the Instructor who taught the course

Essay Title:

Title of the essay being submitted

Prizes will be awarded in the following categories (Please check one):

Essays written for ENGL 0097, 0099, 1000, or ESL 1070

Essays written for ENGL 1001 or ESL 1080

Essays written for ENGL 1012

Essays written for ENGL 2089, 2089H, or ESL 2089

If your submission is selected, the UC Composition Committee may publish it online. Please indicate whether you give your permission for including your essay in a UC publication:

Yes, I give permission to publish my essay.

No, I do not wish to have my essay published.

Date Submitted:

Date of submission

Upload your Submission:

Select your essay. Limited to 1 per submission.

Applicant Signature:

Please submit your application at any time, but no later than January 22, 2020. Questions concerning contest rules or entries may be directed to the UC Composition Committee representatives listed below:

A&S: Chris Carter and Joyce Malek

UC Clermont: Cassandra Fetters and Kim Jacobs-Beck

UC Blue Ash: Sonja Andrus, Kevin Oberlin, and Brenda Refaei

Dunn Excellence in Writing and Applied Science, that celebrates the best of student writing at the University of Cincinnati. The winner of this award will be selected from entries submitted to the categories listed on the application form.

Research Award

The award for the best researched essay is sponsored by UC Libraries. The winning essay will be selected from entries submitted to the categories listed on the application form.

Multi-Modal Award

The best multi-modal project will be selected from entries submitted to the categories listed on the application form.

Sponsored by the University Composition Committee

Sonja Andrus,

Chris Carter, Cassandra Fetters, Kim Jacobs-Beck, Michele Griegel-McCord,

Kevin Oberlin, Joyce Malek, Brenda Refaei, Jo Ann Thompson

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