The 2022 Asa Tuten Memorial – GFSA Essay Contest Is On! 1,000 words may be all that stand between you and up to $1500 in a scholarship!
Please submit all essays to georgiafiresprinkler@outlook.com
Contest Information:
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Read complete contest information before applying. Please read all requirements carefully. Entries that do not meet ALL requirements will be automatically disqualified from the contest without notification to the student.
Applicant Eligibility Requirements
The Asa Tuten Memorial - GFSA State Scholarship Essay Contest is open to high school seniors in Georgia who plan to further their education at a college/university or certified trade school in the United States. The scholarship is not based on financial need. Relatives of GFSA board members may not enter.
You must be a high school senior during the 2021-2022 school year who will attend a college/university or trade school in the United States starting with the fall 2022 semester.
Home-schooled students may apply as long as your course of study is equivalent to that of a senior in high school.
Essay Requirements
All applicants must submit a text-only (no graphics included) essay between 700-1,000 words addressing the theme specified by the GFSA. Each essay must be an original work written by the applicant and must be accompanied by a bibliography citing all sources of information used. Only entries submitted through to the GFSA email address as stated in the application process are accepted. Only one essay per applicant is allowed.
The Essay Theme for 2022:
What is the importance of having both a fire sprinkler system & fire alarm system working in conjunction with one another? Please write an essay in letter form explaining this.
Dates and Deadline
4/12/2022 Essay Topic and Contest Information will be posted on the GFSA Web Site and Announcements will go out to schools.
5/6/2022 Deadline for Submitting Essays
5/17/2022 Contest Winners will be notified
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