ABC-CLIO will Award More Than $60,000 in Cash & Prizes to Teams Researching Top 10 People, Events, Places Shaping History
ABC-CLIO has launched its annual research competition for secondary students at the National Council for the Social Studies 88th Annual Conference in Houston. The publisher will award more than $60,000 in cash and prizes for teams of secondary students working in collaboration with their social studies teachers and school library media specialists.
The topic for the inaugural competition is "Select the top 10 people, events or places that have shaped the course of history." Coached by their teacher and/or school library media specialist, student teams will identify their choices and then defend them and present their research findings to ABC-CLIO in an electronic format such as a slide show, online essay, video or animation, or an audio podcast.
Details and registration information can be found at www.abc-clio.com/historyuncovered .
Deadline to apply is March 30, 2009.
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