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2016 NNALSA Writing Competition
2016 NNALSA Writing Competition
SUBMIT YOUR PAPER
to the
15th Annual
National Native American Law Students Association
Writing Competition
The NNALSA Writing Competition aims to recognize excellence in legal research/writing related to Indian law; encourage the development of writing skills among NNALSA members; and enhance substantive knowledge in Federal Indian Law, Tribal Law, and traditional forms of government.
Eligible Topics Include:
- Federal Indian Law and Policy
- Tribal Law and Policy
- International Law and Policy Concerning Indigenous Peoples
- Comparative Law (i.e. Inter-Tribal or Gov.-to-Gov. Studies)
- Other Related Topics
Prizes:
- First Prize: $1,000& Publication in the Columbia Journal of Race and Law, sponsored by Sonosky
- Second Prize: $500, sponsored by Dentons
- Third Prize: $250, sponsored by Akin Gump
Awardees will be recognized at the National NALSA annual meeting (part of the 41st Annual Federal Bar Association Indian Law Conference on April 7–8, 2016).
Submit To: 2016NNALSAWritingCompetition@gmail.com.
- Please remove identifying information such as name and school.
- No need to supply any registration form or identification number.
- All competitors must be current NNALSA members.
- To become a member, visit www.nationalnalsa.org.
Deadline: 5:00 p.m. (EST), Monday, February 8, 2016.
For more information, visit goo.gl/RMvhuy or contact jmb2369@columbia.edu.
2016 NNALSA Writing Competition
Here is formal press release with instructions on submitting the entries: National NALSA Writing Competition announcement
Here is the link to the NNALSA Writing Competition webpage that shows the submission guidelines and competition rules: http://www.nationalnalsa.org/#!writing-competition/e5d6c.