Apakah Anda memiliki pengalaman mengajar Sains dan Matematika yang Inovatif? Esis mengajak guru-guru SD, SMP, SMA atau sederajat di seluruh Indonesia untuk mengikuti Lomba Karya Tulis Guru dengan tema: “Kisah Suksesku Mengajar dengan Metode Pembelajaran Inovatif untuk Bidang Sains dan Matematika”

Salah satu contoh karya tulis :

ANDA JUGA BISA MENDOWNLOAD POSTERNYA DENGAN KLIK LINK INI

50 Karya terbaik akan diterbitkan !
Para pemenang akan mendapatkan hadiah sebagai berikut :
Juara I  : Rp. 5.000.000 + Sertifikat & Paket menarik
Juara II  : Rp. 3.000.000 + Sertifikat & Paket menarik
Juara III   : Rp. 2.000.000 + Sertifikat & Paket menarik
Juara Harapan I  : Rp. 1.500.000 + Sertifikat
Juara Harapan II  : Rp. 1.000.000 + Sertifikat
Juara Harapan III : Rp.    750.000 + Sertifikat

Persyaratan Peserta :
* Naskah adalah karya asli dan belum pernah dilombakan atau dipublikasikan.
* Mengusung tema yang telah ditentukan.
* Naskah diketik dan dikirimkan beserta biodata singkat penulis, alamat lengkap, nomor  telepon, dan fotokopi KTP.

Tuliskan NASKAH di sebelah kiri atas amplop dan kirimkan ke :
Panitia Kontes Naskah Guru
MarComm ESIS
Jl. H. Baping Raya 100 Ciracas Jakarta Timur 13740
atau email ke : <!– var prefix = ‘ma’ + ‘il’ + ‘to’; var path = ‘hr’ + ‘ef’ + ‘=’; var addy54783 = ‘kontes.naskah’ + ‘@’; addy54783 = addy54783 + ‘erlangga’ + ‘.’ + ‘net’; var addy_text54783 = ‘kontes.naskah’ + ‘@’ + ‘erlangga’ + ‘.’ + ‘net’; document.write( ‘‘ ); document.write( addy_text54783 ); document.write( ” ); //–>\n kontes.naskah@erlangga.net <!– document.write( ‘‘ ); //–> This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it <!– document.write( ” ); //–>

* Peserta boleh mengirimkan lebih dari 1 naskah.
* Karya tulis yang masuk sepenuhnya menjadi milik Penerbit Erlangga dan karya tulis terbaik yang diterbitkan akan menjadi hak cipta penulis.
* Naskah paling lambat diterima pada tanggal 03 Maret 2008 (Cap Pos).

Keputusan juri mengikat, tidak dapat diganggu gugat, dan tidak diadakan surat menyurat.

SOURCE: Penerbit Erlangga Site

Andi Publisher (www.andipublisher.com) dengan didukung oleh Kementerian Riset dan Teknologi (www.ristek.go.id) dan detikINET mengadakan Lomba Penulisan Naskah dan Disain Cover Buku “IT for Children”.

Secara umum, naskah dan cover buku yang dilombakan diharuskan terkait erat dengan membahas teknologi informasi dan komunikasi serta seluk beluknya.

Hadiah untuk pemenang lomba naskah:
- Juara I Rp. 7.500.000,- + trofi + sertifikat + hadiah lainnya
- Juara II Rp. 4,000.000,- + trofi + sertifikat + hadiah lainnya
- Juara III Rp. 3,000.000,- + trofi + sertifikat + hadiah lainnya
- Juara IV Rp. 2,000.000,- + trofi + sertifikat + hadiah lainnya
- Juara V Rp. 1,500.000,- + trofi + sertifikat + hadiah lainnya

Hadiah untuk pemenang lomba cover:
- Juara I Rp. 4.000.000,-
- Juara II Rp. 3.000.000,-
- Juara III Rp. 2.500.000,-

Karya dikirimkan disertai biodata lengkap penulis ke:

Panitia Lomba “IT for Children”
Departemen PBU Penerbit Andi
Jl. Beo no 38-40
Yogyakarta 55281

(Cantumkan tulisan ”IT for Children” di pojok kiri atas amplop. Batas akhir penerimaan karya adalah 6 Maret 2008)

Untuk informasi lebih lengkap, silakan mengunduh file “lomba-penulisan-dan-cover-buku-TI.pdf” di http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/detikinet/files atau langsung membacanya di situs http://writingfreedom.andipublisher.com.

SOURCE: detikinet site

Sponsored by the Mercer University School of Law and the American Bar Association Commission on Mental and Physical Disability Law

Adam A. Milani

Adam A. Milani – a passionate disability rights activist and accomplished scholar – was well known for his publication of numerous practical books and articles in the field of disability discrimination. He taught legal writing as well as the law of disability discrimination and always encouraged his students to become prolific and outstanding writers.

Purposes of the Adam A. Milani Disability Law Writing Competition

The purposes of the competition are to promote greater interest in and understanding of the field of disability law and to encourage excellent legal writing skills in law students.

Topics

The submission may address any aspect of disability law, theory, or practice the contestant chooses. Other permissible topics include issues arising under any of the following statutes: Civil Rights Act of 1964; Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972; Age Discrimination in Employment Act; Family and Medical Leave Act; or any state statutes or municipal ordinances prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.

Categories and Requirements

Submissions should be trial-level or appellate briefs on one of the topics listed above. The text of a submission must be double-spaced, with twelve-point font and one-inch margins. The Question(s) Presented section, the Statement of the Facts / Statement of the Case section, the Argument section, and the Conclusion together are limited to 20 pages. Briefs may include any other customary component of a similar court document, but those components will not be evaluated.

If the submission covers both a topic among those listed above and a topic not listed above, only the topic listed above will be evaluated. For papers written originally for a legal writing class, only two papers per legal writing professor per year will be considered. If more than two students of a particular professor desire to submit a paper, the professor shall choose which paper(s) will be submitted.

Briefs will not be penalized for arguing a position that would limit rights rather than expand them.

Prizes

First Prize will range between $300 and $1,000, depending on whether multiple awards are given. The name of the winner(s) in each category will be posted online at the Mercer University School of Law website.

Entry information

Entries for the competition must be submitted by mail to the “Adam A. Milani Disability Law Writing Competition,” Mercer University, School of Law, 1021 Georgia Ave., Macon, GA 31207-0001. Submissions must be postmarked by June 1, 2008, by U.S. mail or a recognized commercial express service. Entries submitted by fax will not be accepted. The contestant’s name and other identifying markings such as school name are not to be on any copy of the submitted entry. The staff at Mercer University School of Law will assign a random number to each entry and will record this number on all copies of each submission. Neither the contestant’s identity nor his or her academic institution will be known to any Milani Competition Judge. Two copies of the entry must be submitted along with a disk containing an electronic copy of the submission in Word Perfect or Word format. Clear, legible photocopies without changes are acceptable. Each entrant may submit only one entry. Entries must be accompanied by the attached entry form.

Eligibility

The competition is open to all students who attend a law school in the United States. Full-time students who are not law students but who write law-related papers as part of a course at an American law school are also eligible. Employees of Mercer University School of Law (except for students working less than 20 hours per week) are not eligible to enter the competition.

Authorship

The author must have performed all the key tasks of researching, writing, and revising the paper for himself or herself, but may have received a reasonable amount of advice from academicians or practitioners. Except for any discussions or other activities that occur as part of course activities approved by the student’s professor, the author must avoid collaboration with other students. If the brief is written as an assignment in a legal writing class and if the student was assigned to produce the brief along with a partner, the student may submit the brief but must identify the portions for which the student was the sole author. Only those parts of the brief will be evaluated. Under no other circumstances may any of the written product be produced by another.

Criteria and Judging

All entries will be judged anonymously by the Milani Competition Judges, who will select the winning submission(s). The Director of the Milani Writing Competition at Mercer University School of Law will notify the award winner(s). The Judges reserve the right not to award any prizes if it is determined that no entries are of sufficient quality to merit selection that year.

Entries will be judged based on the following criteria: quality of research and authority provided; accuracy and clarity of the analysis; compliance with standard conventions of similar court documents; and technical quality of writing, including organization, grammar, syntax, and form.

SOURCE: Mercer University School Of Low site

“Infinite possibilities; finite resources”

The Ministry of Finance (MOF), in partnership with the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKY-SPP) and the Straits Times (ST), is pleased to invite entries for the Budget 2008 Essay Competition. Through the competition, MOF aims to promote greater awareness of and debate on Singapore’s fiscal policies and financing priorities. Students are invited to offer refreshing perspectives and compelling arguments on the future of public finance in Singapore.

All entrants must comply with the terms and conditions of the competition.

Terms And Conditions

Competition Topic

1. The competition topic is “Infinite possibilities; finite resources”. Your essays should be of high quality and provide refreshing and comprehensive analyses and perspectives of issues. All essays should cover the following points:

• Present one or two key areas which warrant public spending and attention from the Government. These can be existing sectors (e.g. economic, social, security) which you think deserve further development, or new issues which the Government should act early on. In making your case, you must discuss what should be done by the Government to achieve your stated policy objective.

• Discuss how you would prioritise your selected issue(s) with our other spending needs, given the Government’s limited resources. Would you raise revenues to fund the expenditure increase (if so, how), or would you make trade-offs on other expenditure items?

• Provide full arguments and data (where possible) to support your case.

Eligibility Criteria

2. The competition is open to all students studying in Singapore and Singaporeans¹ studying abroad, via the following categories:

Prizes

3. The following prizes will be given to the winning essays:

4. The winning essays may receive media coverage and be showcased by MOF.

Presentation Format

5. Entries must be in English and typed double-spaced in Times New Roman font sized 14. Essays may be sent in hard- or soft-copy, but hard-copy essays should be printed on one side of each sheet of paper. The essay should not be longer than 2,500 words. This excludes charts, tables, footnotes, references and appendices.

6. A summary of no more than 300 words highlighting the main points of the essay must also be provided.

Submission of Essays

7. The deadline for submission is 14 January 2008, 5pm.

8. Every participant must append to his or her entry an identification form which can be downloaded from the Budget 2008 website. Please note that incomplete identification may lead to the disqualification of the essay entry.

9. We encourage entries to be sent via softcopy to MOF_Essay@mof.gov.sg. Alternatively, entries can be sent via hardcopy to “Budget 2008 Essay Competition, Ministry of Finance, 100 High Street, #10-01, The Treasury Building, Singapore 179434”.

Supplementary Information

10. Every participant is limited to one essay. The essays must be original in their content. Entries found to contain plagiarism will be disqualified.

11. The winning essays will be selected by a panel of judges comprising representatives from the Ministry of Finance, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, and the Straits Times. The judges’ decision is final.

12. Members of the judging panel (and their immediate family members) are not eligible to enter the essay competition.

13. All essay submissions will become the property of MOF. MOF shall reserve the right to edit the essays for publication.

14. We regret that only prize winners will be contacted. Results will be announced in February 2008.

Inquiries

15. Please send any inquiries on the Budget 2008 Essay Competition to the following email address: MOF_Essay@mof.gov.sg. Alternatively, you may wish to contact:

Azkiah Zakaria
Ministry of Finance
Tel no.: 633 24562

Ang Yee Ling
Ministry of Finance
Tel no.: 633 27372

source: Singapure Budget Gov. site

The aim of our essay competition is to allow new thinking to emerge on the key subjects of Lantern’s publishing program and to encourage new voices to step forward to shape the debate of the future.

Before getting started Read the 2005 and 2006 Winning and Runner-Up Essays & Author Interviews!

Subject

We’re giving participants 3 topics to choose from:

• How far does personal responsibility extend when it comes to the environment or other issues affecting the planet?
• Where do you find peace, and how can that space be extended?
• What “bad” experience has turned out to be “good” for you?

Guidelines

• We encourage those wishing to enter to familiarize themselves with Lantern’s core subject areas by exploring the Lantern website and reading the 2005 and 2006 Winning & Runner-Up Essays. Past winners and runner-ups may not participate.
• Judges will be looking for originality of vision, knowledge of the subject, skill in presenting an argument, and literary merit. Essays that do not focus on the topics presented will not be considered.
• Essays submitted to this contest are thereby released to Lantern for publishing online, and potential print publishing.
• Essays should be 1500 words or less, and submitted to essay@lanternbooks.com by December 31, 2007. Please include your name, email address, snail mail address, phone number and essay title in the body of the email.

Prizes

• $1000 first prize
• $500 second prize
• $250 third prize

• Winners will be announced March 31, 2008.
• Prize money will be paid by check in US dollars.
• Winning essays may be published in the next Lantern catalogue, on the Lantern website, and in other venues. By submitting your essay for consideration, you are agreeing to this use.

Judges

• Latham Thomas is a graduate of Columbia University, and the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. She is a certified holistic health counselor, principal chef preparing raw vegan cuisine at Organic Avenue, and co-founder of Panela Productions, a lifestyle company that educates youth and families. She’s taught at the Natural Gourmet Institute for Food and Health.
• Norm Phelps is the former spiritual outreach director of The Fund for Animals, as well as a founding member of the Society of Ethical and Religious Vegetarians (SERV) and a contributing writer for Satya. His goal is for faith communities of all traditions to include animals within the scope of their compassionate ministries. Norm Phelps is author of The Dominion of Love, The Great Compassion and The Longest Struggle.
• Tina Volpe is the author of the book The Fast Food Craze: Wreaking Havoc on Our Bodies and Our Animals She is a health researcher, 32 year vegetarian, speaker, educator/consultant, television guest, columnist, and radio host of the top rated show Wake Up America on GlobalTalk Radio. Tina is now affiliated with the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine as a “Heart Health” speaker, and SPEAK, as a Humane Educator

source:www.lanternbooks.com

For the 3rd year, the Institute of Physics’ Environmental Physics Group is running an essay competition to recognise excellence in communicating the significance, value and rewarding nature of engaging with environmental physics. Entries can cover any aspect of environmental physics including (but not limited to) atmosphere and climate, hydrology, plant physics, waste, energy and the built environment. Essays should be written in accessible way and should be no more than 2000 words. The competition is open to all, but entries from students are particularly welcome. Prizes * cash prizes and certificates will be awarded to the winning essay(s) * the winning entries will also be considered for publication (e.g. in Physics Education) Essays must be original and will be judged on writing quality and content. Essays can be purely scientific in content or can adopt a policy-related or other perspective. Entries and enquiries should be emailed to env.essay@physics.org

Source Environmental Of Physics site