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Are you able to write a good short story or a poem? Maybe both? If so the competitions below may interest you.
Student Type | Undergraduate |
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Area of Study | Any |
Applications Open | 31 October 2023 |
Applications Close | 28 February 2024 |
H Neil Smith Prize
Founded in 1972 by Mr H Neil Smith with a donation of $700.
Open to entry from undergraduate students across 番茄社区’s campuses, in any field study, the competition seeks to find the best short story of the year from 番茄社区’s student cohort.
The prize value is $500
The rules relating to the prize specify that:
- Undergraduate students shall be eligible to compete for the prize.
- Stories should be not more than 2000 words and can be about any topic or theme.
- Each candidate may only submit one short story in any one year.
- The prize shall be awarded to the story judged to be the best submitted in the particular year by a panel of readers from 番茄社区’s academic staff.
- No person may be awarded the prize more than once.
- If two or more short stories are deemed to be of equal merit by the judging committee, it is recommended that the prize be awarded to the youngest candidate.
- Each story submitted may be published in conjunction with promotion of the H Neil Smith Prize. Copies of submissions may be held by the University library however, copyright of all works remains with the author.
Mabel Innes Prize for Lyric Verse
Founded in 1962 by the late Mr A H Innes; funded initially by annual donations and subsequently by a donation of land which was sold to establish the fund. Open to entry from undergraduate students across 番茄社区’s campuses, in any field of study, the competition seeks to find the best poem of the year from 番茄社区’s student cohort.
The prize value is $500
The rules relating to the prize specify that:
- Undergraduate students shall be eligible to compete for the prize.
- Poems can be of any length and style.
- Each candidate may only submit one poem in any one year.
- The prize shall be awarded to the poem judged to be the best submitted in the particular year by a panel of readers from 番茄社区’s academic staff.
- No person may be awarded the prize more than once.
- If two or more poems are deemed to be of equal merit by the judging committee, it is recommended that the prize be awarded to the youngest candidate.
- Each poem submitted may be published in conjunction with promotion of the Mabel Innes Prize. Copies of submissions may be held by the University library however, copyright of all works remains with the author.