ANNOUNCING GRADY AND
MARY ROBERTS WRITING AWARD COMPETITION FOR 2012
The Pennsylvania College Personnel Association is pleased to announce
the Grady and Mary Roberts Graduate Student Writing Award. Specific
guidelines and requirements are stated below.
The purpose of the competition and award is to encourage and recognize
scholarly writing by graduate students about contemporary issues,
topics or practice in Student Affairs. Students who are members of PCPA
and enrolled in masters or doctoral programs are invited to
participate.
The award is donated by Dr. Grady H. Roberts Jr., past president of
PCPA, in memory of his parents. The winners will be announced at the
Annual PCPA Conference in October. The amount of the award is $1000.
ELIGIBLITY
students must be:
• Enrolled in a graduate degree program for one or more
semesters during the 2011-2012 academic year. Verification is required.
• A current member of PCPA. (Student membership is $10)
• Planning to attend the annual PCPA fall 2012 conference.
CRITERIA
• Completed application (available here)
• Between 10 -12 pages text (excluding cover page and
appendices)
• Clear, professional writing; well organized, evidence of
depth and sound analysis
• Paper conforms to APA style (5th edition)
• Issue or topic must be germane to contemporary Student
Affairs practice (not a literature review, although it should integrate
relevant literature)
• Technical competence
A flyer containing the above details is available here.
Questions can be directed by email to Dr. Linda Hall.

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