NSA Writing Poetry Scholarships Contest

April 3, 2009 admin Poetry Scholarships, unknown scholarships

If you enjoy writing and are good at it, then you should highly consider the NSA writing poetry scholarships contest. The NSA is short for The National Speakers Association. I know what you’re thinking, “I am terrified of publich speaking”. Yes, we all are, but some of the world’s best publich speakers were more then terrified when they first attempted public speaking. They would become physically ill and throw up prior to giving a speech. Most of them perservered and did not quit. That is the difference. They learned the process of giving a speech and getting better at it each time. You can too.

These writing poetry scholarship contest from NSA can turn you on to a whole new world of being successful today. Every successful person knows how to give a speech; a small one or longer one. It’s because they learned how to do it. You will be able to do the same thing step by step.

A scholarship in poetry or writing can be your first step in this life changing process. It can help you pay for some of your college tuition. It will get started in a direction in life where you can be the master of what 99% of what people most fear in life – public speaking.

The NSA is a support system to ensure you get beyond your fears, and realize the real you, and what you’re capable of in life. Sooner or later in your professional career, you will be required to do some form of speaking before an audience. Successful people know how to pull it off, and you can too. Don’t let this fear be the master of you through college as well as your professional career. Slay the public speaking dragon with a writing and poetry scholarship through the NSA.

The NSA started their scholarship program in 1989 and offers four $5,000 poetry and writing scholarships which will be awarded to college juniors, seniors and graduate students majoring or minoring in speech or a similarly related field at an accredited four-year college or university.
These (4) scholarships are:

1. The Bill Gove Scholarship, endowed with $1,000 donations from 11 NSA members.
2. The Nido Qubein Scholarship, endowed with $1,000 donations from 23 NSA members.
3. The Earl Nightingale Scholarship, which was endowed with a $12,500 trust by the Nightingale-Conant Corporation.
4. The Robert Cavett Scholarship, endowed with $1,000 donations from 13 NSA members.

To qualify for one of the above writing poetry scholarships contest by the NSA you must fit into the below poem scholarship in writing guidelines:

• A full-time student from a four-year, accredited college or university.
• Entering undergraduate junior or senior year, or a graduate student.
• Major or minor: Speech or directly-related communications study. (If there is no speech department, communications majors may be considered.)
• This scholarship does not apply to speech pathology, television/radio or mass media, public relations, law, human resources.

Bill Gove, Nido Qubein, Earl Nightingale and Robert Cavett all were reknowned outstanding public speakers. The other characteristic they shared in common was, they all were terrified to death when they started public speaking and became physically ill prior to giving a speech. Let a poetry scholarship in writing take you to new heights!

For more information contact:
The National Speakers Association and inquire into their unknown writing scholarships in poetry contest.
1500 S. Priest Dr., Tempe, AZ 85281 | PH: 480.968.2552 | FAX: 480.968.0911

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