Jan 21 NRTL submission details PLUS co-op 10 assignment

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Submit your NRTL essay on or before January 21 (VIA MAIL). Details below:

https://www.nrlc.org/students/essaycontest/

Submission Guidelines

Essays should be submitted between Dec. 20, 2022, and Jan. 21, 2023. Essays must be postmarked by Jan. 21, 2023.
Please mail the essay. Electronic submissions will only be accepted under special circumstances.
Essays may be submitted to: Scott Fischbach, 4249 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis, MN 55409
By submitting an entry, the contestant and parent or guardian confirm that the essay is original, but not copyrighted, and agree to allow National Right to Life to reprint the essay if it wins.
Essays will be judged on originality, content, and accuracy. Each judge will rank a randomly selected group of five essays from 1-5. Essays ranked #1 will move to the second round. Essays may be grouped by region (West, Midwest, South, and East) depending on the number of entries. The announcement of winners will be made as soon as possible, but judging time depends on the number of entries received.


For co-op 10, January 26, do the following:

1) Turn in a final draft of a 5-paragraph essay as discussed in class.

Essay should be written on EITHER ONE of the two below options.

Option one:

Write a 5-paragraph essay for the SOS essay contest (final draft). (1000 word limit. Fewer words is fine.) Details at this link:

https://www.sos.ky.gov/sos-office/Pages ... logan.aspx

2022 Essay Prompt - “What can Kentucky do to recruit more poll workers?” Please limit your essay to 1,000 words.​ No word minimum.

For this essay, I'll give a grading rubric and feedback for students to polish and submit by the Jan 31 deadline (submit online OR via mail; see link for instructions.)

Option two:
Write a 5-paragraph essay as described in class on a history topic of your choosing from the TOG weeks on Ghandi or Mao. Final draft.

Final feedback and grading rubric given at co-op.

2) 10 vocab words (same specifications as first semester).