Women in United Methodist History Writing Award
The Women in United Methodist History Writing Award is a Contest sponsored by General Commission on Archives and History, The United Methodist Church.
Award Information:
Amount of Contest: Average: $250
Application Deadline: 1-May
Requirements: Applicant must submit an original manuscript, no longer than 20 pages, on the history of women in the United Methodist Church or its antecedents.
Eligibility: Master's-level study, Doctoral-level study, Other postgraduate-level study
Sponsorship provided by:
General Commission on Archives and History, The United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 127
Madison, NJ 07940-2230
USA
Email Address: crsnews@verizon.net
Phone Number: 973 408 3189
Fax Number: 973 408 3909
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You can find out more by contacting:
Michelle Merkel
Administrative Assistant
Madison, NJ 07940-2230
US
Phone Number: 973 408 3189
Fax Number: 973 408 3909
One may find it helpful to spend time looking into available information on the contest. Getting the greatest odds of obtaining money can be attained by finding out the requirements from the start and knowing if you fulfill them. A good first step is to be aware of the driving force for the General Commission on Archives and History, The United Methodist Church and what they hope to achieve with the Women in United Methodist History Writing Award. If you are qualified, make sure there is a reasonable chance to obtain the contest. If you think that you have a decent shot of going on to be one of the winners of the Women in United Methodist History Writing Award, then you should put forth the effort to apply.
A crucial aspect in the process of trying for the contest is properly completing the forms. Occasionally the process can be time consuming and boring, but take the time to make sure that the forms are filled out correctly. It would be awful to miss out because of some minor point.
Once the application is sent off, it's important to know when the Women in United Methodist History Writing Award confers the award and actually dispenses the resources in order to know whether or not you will be able to count on the contest to help meet the expenses associated with school and what assistance it will provide, as there may be restrictions on what expenses are covered by the Women in United Methodist History Writing Award. Recently it has become more burdensome to take care of the expenses associated with school, and having the additional resources of the Women in United Methodist History Writing Award can provide significant support. If you don't end up getting the Women in United Methodist History Writing Award, try not to be upset, there will be alternative contests and your persistence may be rewarded.