Case Competition Submission Deadline is January 6, 2. The NHSEB Case Competition is an opportunity for high school students to write cases for the National High School Ethics Bowl. All currently enrolled high school students in the United States.
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Deadline: January 6, 2. Winners announced: TBAGuidelines: Submissions should follow the general format for ethics bowl cases: a scenario, between 3. The NHSEB website contains archives of former high school ethics bowl casesfor guidance. Rules: Students are allowed to submit up to three cases—whether as an individual or as part of a collaborative team. If a student submits more than one case, only one of the cases submitted under their name will be able to win a prize (grand, runner- up, or honorable mention). Collaborations among students are allowed, with due credit being given to all who contribute. However, to ease the administration of the award, submissions must be made by a single person who then take responsibility for whether and how prize money will be distributed (and for the tax liability that comes with the prizes).
All submissions must be original materials, although appropriately cited excerpts may be used (a quote from a news source, for example). All submissions become the property of NHSEB and are eligible for inclusion in a current or future NHSEB case set, either in full or in part (including cases that are not selected for as prize winners). Cases may be edited after being evaluated for the case competition. Entries will be judged for overall merit, interest of the moral issue presented, quality of writing, and suitability for a NHSEB competition. To enter: Send your completed case, along with your name, age, school, and teacher’s name to Katelin Kaiser, kskaiser@unc. Please use the subject line: NHSEB Case Competition.
Entries will be judged for overall merit, interest of the moral issue presented, quality of writing, and suitability for a NHSEB competition. The 2. 01. 6- 2. 01. NHSEB Case Competition is sponsored by Parr Center for Ethics.