Final Week to Enter The 2021 Writing Contest

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Benjamin Grossberg, Program Coordinator

Every year, the Department of English & Modern Languages holds writing competitions in ten categories recognizing work written in introductory classes (like WRT 110, 111, and 210); critical essays on literature; interdisciplinary essays; and original poems, plays, and stories. The competitions are open to any University of Hartford student.  

We will be giving away thousands of dollars in prize money.

Did you write a great essay in WRT 110 one or two years back? Send it in. Do you have any poems or stories tucked away on your computer? Send them in. How about any essays that span more than one discipline? It is free to enter these contests. Why not take a chance?

 

The categories: 

Personal Essays Written in an Introductory Class (WRT 110, 111, and 210, ENG 140, or honors equivalents)

Critical Essays Written in an Introductory Class (WRT 110, 111, and 210, ENG 140, or honors equivalents)

Essays on American Literature

Essays on Literature Other than American

Interdisciplinary Essays

Original Poetry

Original Fiction

Original Creative Nonfiction

Original Drama/Screenplay

Original Metaphysical Poetry

 

Again, that deadline for entry is this Friday, March 12, at 5 p.m. 

For a full description of the categories and how to enter, visit the English & Modern Languages website. 

The competitions are made possible through the generous support of University of Hartford alumni.

Questions? Contact Professor Grossberg at [email protected] or x4944