Monthly Archives: January 2021

It’s The Side of Extreme BLACK HARLEM Rarely Seen, But That’s Why It’s Needed; How To Keep Your Money!

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Here we are at the closing of January 2021 and what’s trending is COVID-19, Stimulus Checks, and Income Taxes. Most folks are over the rush of a presidential election, Exhale in the fact that the Don has left the building.

Now what? If you’ve learned anything during this pandemic, let it be nothing in this life is sacred; All eyes will close, and everything has its end. With that said – Millions didn’t make it, but you’re the one who did. What’s next?

Either way, God Bless You! The government has set us up for something – It might be we all split paying it back (you never know), so getting in where you fit in makes you smart, ahead of the game. A windfall of a stimulus + income tax compiled? That’s a blessing, but don’t blow it. Write down some thought-provoking questions and get on this call. Here’s how to RSVP! Lady Toni is The RAW REAL & Relevant Deal – Thursday at 9:30 PM (EST)

Three Books You Should Read (In Alphabetical Order

  1. Enduring The Call: A 14 Day Encounter, by Jocelyn Fagan ($14.00)
  2. The Investment Advisor’s Compliance Guide 2nd Edition, by The National Underwriter Company ($135.00)
  3. The ZOLA Experience: A Journey of Recovery From Loss, by Katurah A Bryant, LMFT ($14.99)

This Week’s Chosen Visionary in The HOT-Seat

Ms. Clark is a knowledgeable Financial Services Professional with over 35 years of banking, investments, and insurance experience. She helps individuals, families, and business owners obtain financial independence. She hopes to exceed her clients’ expectations by assisting them in achieving their financial goals.

Lady Toni has a customized approach recommending tailored strategies to each client’s individual needs. She loves Harlem and educating local community members on the importance of having a solid Financial Plan including, but not limited to life insurance. From Savings to Stimulus – Ask Lady Toni! Get your finances in order NOW; Reserve A Seat NOW!

Toni Clark, Investment Advisor Representative, Harlem New York at the Roundtable, Thursdays at 9:30 PM www.urban-academics.com

It’s a new day now! You can have it as you see it, so dream big, like this week’s Chosen Visionary in the HOT-Seat. She is a Harlem, NY native who worked her way up the latter’s financial services. Her gifts and passions both challenge and educate the poor, broken-hearted, and those feeling left out inputting the energy of misfortune (NOT OUR MOUTHS) where our money is! A financial plan with wealth management built-into it is what we ALL need, and it’s at the roundtable, Thursday’s at 9:30 PM (EST) – Bring your appetite and eat well. It’s FREE, Register HERE.

Notable Accomplishments

  • 35-Years in Financial Services
  • Black Investment Advisor Representative
  • Estate Planning Professional
  • Growth in Premier Institutions: MetLife
  • Growth in Premier Institutions: New York Life
  • Growth in Premier Institutions: TD Ameritrade
  • Growth in Premier Institutions: JP Morgan Chase
  • Managing portfolios: 550 High Net Worth Clients
  • Started at the Bottom Now She’s Here

What’s More?

When Lady Toni finds time for herself, she spends it with family, friends, or on the tennis courts with anyone present. She was born and raised in Harlem, NY and has no intention on leaving home anytime soon.

Three Things You Should Do (In Alphabetical Order)

  1. Get Additional Streams of Income
  2. Get Health Insurance
  3. Get Life Insurance’
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How To Make Us Better – Developing Collaborative Partnerships Built With Multi-State A-List

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Dr. Ed Joyner has had a lifetime of academic experience, but it wasn’t always easy. He’s the Number Four Chosen Visionary in the HOT-Seat at Urban Academics. His willingness to share his story with such truth has made us all better. Many of our members refer to some of his one-liners often. Some call those “sound-bites,” and they make us better too!

For example, there’s no need to build a platform for one person or type of person – A table should be openly honest and where you can say what you have to. Anyone listening will give you what’s needed to get and keep the chest area clean and clear. Here at the Urban Academics Roundtable, we honor any opinions knowing that some people have salt, others use an herb you’ve never considered but a match nonetheless. We challenge you to listen to this incredible story, and if you move to change, we’ve done well, but there’s more—Check out BETA Membership AT Urban Academics.

The Philiosophy of Collaboration

According to most at the lowest level, collaboration is to share in contributing to a project or work – Something tangible is the outcome. It’s the thought of equal participation by people; animals don’t count and shared results amongst contributors.

Sometimes this concept, easy as it appears, had underlying cons as well as pros. An example of a con/scam would be one or more individuals demanding an equal reward for minimal to no effort to proposed outcomes, thereby causing everyone else to pick up the slack. It leaves a bad taste in some mouths while others could care less. If you’re not careful here – split right down the middle.

Collaboratives of all colors, shapes, and sizes exist for many things with a much broader philosophy. Membership is a better term than a partnership, and I will go over the differences in another post, as for this talk and how we can utilize others’ strengths to accomplish more than we could alone. BETA Membership at Urban Academics provides an opportunity for authors, entrepreneurs, speakers, or others to get their message out to the world. Collaborative content creation is a new way to create fresh content regardless of if folks are prolific thinkers and writers.

The best information or transfer thereof has been because there was more than one thought at the table. The Urban Academics Roundtable is the perfect platform and vehicle for constant Raw, Real, and Relevant Topical Content on Auto-Pilot. Not only that, but featuring real-life black, brown, and other to-notch HOT-Seat Chosen Visionaries from around the country and ultimately around the world. GO TO BETA MEMBERSHIP NOW.

The Raw, Real, and Relevant Replay Number Four – Available NOW! On-Demand! On YouTube! Oh Yes! Subscribe Now https://bit.ly/SubscribeUrbanAcademicsYouTubeChannel

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The Multi-State A

Urban Academics desires to get everything right, but we know based on experience, things sometimes go wrong. With the BETA Membership programs, we want to partner with folks who wish for their products and services to rise up and above the packs, and we want the same. With BETA Membership, we provide you with services at a fraction of their original costs – In return for genuine and honest feedback. We will determine what works and what does NOT quickly make it better for black and brown folks who sometimes won’t read everything getting themselves into trouble.

So that you know, a “C” is failing in the inner-city urban schools. We know you cannot compete, and few if anyone has the time to step in for students, but Urban Academics wants to change that too! With the launch of Speaker’s Bureau at Urban Academics, we’ll be matching BETA Members through Speaker’s Bureau to speaking opportunities where decision-makers in academia are likely to be. GO TO BETS MEMBERSHIP NOW to learn more about this exciting opportunity.

Activists, Advocates, and Educators – Are You Prepared For A Good Thing?

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Here we are into a new year ushering in prophecy and a paradigm shift; A unique dispensation has come. One this that’s true about COVID-19, the 2020 Presidential Election, and the 2021 Inaugural address, swearing-in President Joe Biden, Jr. and Kamala Harris. COVID-19 changed the world based on over-turning the U.S. education system, now turned over to Sir. Joe and Lady Kamala re-building; Bigger, better, and stronger than ever.

Every item purchased comes with instructions; even your t-shirts have tags with washing instructions included. Suppose our children aren’t reading by a certain age. In that case, many things go into play, including but not limited to low expectations, math restrictions, and not being able to read laundry labels. Frustration can set in when children are not successful in school. It may seem trivial, but it’s happening everyday within our inner-city schools.

It’s a good thing some urban professionals understood their calling and purpose early enough to position themselves as change agents. This week’s Chosen Visionary is an educational leader, activist, and advocate who has been developing young people for years. The communities of Bridgeport and New Haven, CT, are incredibly proud to have him, and the work he’s doing helps struggling students tremendously.

Three Books You Should Read:

  1. The Curse of Ham: Race and Slavery in Early Judaism, Christianity, and Islam (Jews, Christians, and Muslims from the Ancient to the Modern World) by Princeton University Press ($47.95)
  2. The Curse of Ham: Satan’s Vicious Circle, by Xulon Press
  3. The ZOLA Experience: A Journey of Recovery From Loss, by Katurah A Bryant, LMFT


Kevin P. Muhammad, leading by example, has consistently directed his energies towards improving the lives of those living in poor and underserved communities across the state of Connecticut. An unapologetic educational advocate for parents and their children, Mr. Muhammad, serves as a voice for the voiceless, liaising with schools and other agencies on behalf of families. As an educator, he works relentlessly to ensure that marginalized Black and Brown children can access a rigorous and equitable curriculum.

He’s a well sought-after compelling keynote and motivational speaker. He has presented numerous audiences, including schools, organizations, and communities, on an assortment of content and topics that include education, prison, reform, health care, and spirituality. In May 2016, he was the Keynote speaker at a community conversation on the necessity of Defining Leadership, held at The University of Massachusetts.

In 2017 to address the need for cultural sensitivity training and support among correctional officers at the Corrigan Radgrowski Correctional Center, Mr. Muhammad himself provides this training. He worked with officials on engaging with inmates of color and those from different ethnicities.

Kevin P Muhammad, Founder MUCKMUDD, LLC; Activist, Advocate and Educator

Awards

  • AWARD: 100 Black Men of Color” Honorees
  • AWARD: “Fathers Who Are Active in the Community”–Mother Demand Action
  • AWARD: Greater Bridgeport NAACP, Public Leadership Education
  • AWARD: Greater Bridgeport NAACP, Award for Education by W.E.B. Du Bois.
  • AWARD: The Muhammad Islamic Center, People’s Victory Award, Outstanding Service in Education
  • AWARD: 100 Black Men of Color” Honorees

Other Noteworthy Accomplishment

  • Collaboration: Connecticut Against Violence (CAV) Organization. For the past eight years, he has worked with CAV,
  • Created MUCKMUDD, L.L.C.
  • Member: Bridgeport’s Mayor’s Youth Violence Initiative: My Brother’s Keeper Youth
  • Offers day schooling as an alternative to the public school
  • Provides tutoring and mentoring services, to hundreds of (K-12) students within Fairfield County
  • Serves as an education advocate for children and families
  • Speaker & Facilitator

What’s More?

Mr. Muhammad is a graduate of Sacred Heart University with a Bachelor’s in Science and Biology. He maintains a Sixth Year Degree in Educational Administration and is currently pursuing another degree. When he finds any rare spare time, he loves spending it in fitness and with his family. If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments section below.

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The Urban Academics Roundtable is your weekly dose of shareable content around Academics & Education. Each week, the goal is to educate, encourage, inform, inspire, lead, motivate, share, teach black, brown, and poor folks worldwide.

Who should attend? Administrators, Educators, Child Advocates, Entrepreneurs, Mental Health Professionals, Parents, Students, Upward Mobile Professionals, School Systems Interested in Change, Teachers, and any People Involved in Motivating Our Students Higher (P.I.M.O.S.H.) Affiliates.

Wear Pearls and Tell All The Girls to Watch a Girl Take Over the World

How To Deal With(A) Very Bad GIRL FROM COMPTON

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Girls in Pearls worldwide are celebrating and honoring the light of Lady Kamala Harris who takes her place in history today as the first African American (Black) Woman and the United States Vice President. A moment in history this bright contains within it the power to transcend a generation of folks who feel left behind and all alone.

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are front and center for the 2021 Presidential Inauguration.  One might say they are no strangers to the Whitehouse nor to inaugurations – They’ve both been on politics so long, they’ve been to their share of prestigious events rubbing elbows as high up as you can get.  It hits different when you are at the very tip of the top, and your day has come much more than you could have ever asked or thought.

https://youtu.be/HCicm4APnIk

Today, everyone needs an example worth looking up to; It seems we have lost our way. Women have always been the backbone of everything and one coming straight from the inner=city who also happened to have attended an HBCU – Oh yes, it’s on.

Little girls, tweens, and our young adults need to understand this is confirmation their dreams are alive and well.  Yes, there was a sweeping of sorts before this moment and the world has changed. We lost co-workers, family members, and friends. Many people had to leave (the world) over two million people have already died within the last 10-months due to COVID-19. 

Please share this invitation to join us on ZOOM at 10:00 AM, Januaty 21, 2021

This is a virtual event over the ZOOM platform and it’s easy.  Here’s what you need to do: 

1.  Tell all your girls & guys too
2.  Wear Pearls
3.  Go to ZOOM.com and login
4.  Enter the 
6.  Enter the Passcode
7.  Click the appropriate link for LIVE (Zoom Video)
8.  Join the Celebration

Wear Pearls, Tell Girls to Watch A Girl Take Over the World; Men Welcome (Pearls Optional) It’s Free, memorable, and virtual; Registration is required:   https://bit.ly/RSVP-2021GirlsandPearls

Doing Number Three is Tricky; NC A&T Student Does It Better Than Barack Obama

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She’s made it through the hardest part of her life thus far, never having anticipated the world would come to a complete stop and rain on all her dreams of prom and graduation season. This graduating senior was luckier than most, at least her school was able to get caps, gown, and celebrate with students and their families.

It’s hard to determine if the powers that beheld their end to the bargain if waiving all kinds of graduation requirements and the like. So far, this chosen visionary is a matriculating student at North Carolina A & M. She’s doing Number Three better than anyone, even Barack Obama

HoT-Seat Chosen Visionary Number III

Aalexus JonClass of COVID-19.20 is the HOT-Seat Chosen Visionary NUmber III. She is an awesome young lady with ambition, big dreams, and the drive to get there.

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Why Our Author and Historian Is Better Than Yours

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As New Year 2021 settles in while COVID-19 is still amidst, there remains one thing that we cannot put off any longer; And that’s the educating of our children, especially those attending inner-city schools with less than adequate resources.  

More than ever, we need educators at every level from every walk of life to share what you know. Children and parents alike are starving for you and what you have to offer. Click HERE Make HOT-Seat Reservation!

In The HOT-Seat, Number Thirty-Four, this Week’s Chosen Visionary is Lady Alice Faye Duncan (Memphis, TN). She is an Author and Historian who penned the book Memphis, Martin, and The Mountaintop; The Sanitation Strike of 1068. While Lady Duncan has quite a few books published and available (listed below); You can DOWNLOAD a GIFTED PDF Copy here of Memphis, Martin, and The Mountaintop; The Sanitation Strike of 1968.   It’s NOT free, but during the week of Martin Luter King’s Birthday, she pays it forward with a Freebie.

Lady Alice Faye Duncan grew up just minutes from where Martin Luther King Jr. was killed; Constant reminders shaped her life and love of history. Having her here at the Urban Academics Roundtable is awesome, Kicking-off Black History Month! Some folks would believe Black History Month is somehow shade because it’s in February (the shortest calendar month). However, M.L.K. Holiday has always been the fore-runner from January 15 – February 28th or 29th, whichever is up if you opened your eyes.

Ms. Duncan has a lifetime of memories and research to share, so grab a seat and a bib so you can eat without messing up your clothes. She knows the truth about Martin Luther King, and we are blessed to break bread. Join us every Thursday; What Urban Folks Need to understand, remember, share, and teach to our children.  

Three Books You Should Read

  1. Martin Luther King, Jr on Leadership: The Essential Box Set by Hachett Audio
  2. Memphis, Martin, and The Mountaintop; The Sanitation Strike of 1968 (FREE DOWNLOAD) by Alice Faye Duncan
  3. The Z.O.L.A. Experience: A Journey of Recovery From Loss by Katurah A Bryant, L.M.F.T.

Is Martin’s Dream Alive? What is Black History Month? Let’s talk about it? Join us at the Urban Academics Roundtable for a candid discussion on making sure we learn, so we have something to teach our children! Don’t keep it all to yourself – Tell a friend – The Urban Academics Roundtable, Thursday at 9:30 pm (E.S.T.)

Grab A Seat Here!

HOT Seat 34 Alice Faye Duncan Memphis TN
HOT Seat 34 Alice Faye Duncan Memphis TN

Notable Accomplishments

About the Urban Academics Roundtable 

Raw, Real, and Relevant Intellectual Talk with HOT-Seat Q&A

Inner-City Urban Content Creation, Thursdays, 9:30p EST

The Urban Academics Roundtable convenes discussions on various subjects and topics around academics and education and issues affecting each one today. It’s an intellectual talk show with HOT-Seat Q & A around the inner-city urban experience – For Business, Home, and School. 

The Coveted “HOT-Seat,” is reserved for forward-thinking folks who have resources and tools readily available to discuss issues in our communities needing change now, one family/person/topic at a time. We need solutions, not more problems, for today’s questions. These conversations are necessary and RAW, often too “HOT” to stop. You can recommend someone, a colleague, or other professional – Contact Patrina S Reddick by Clicking HERE.

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Need Free Press? Doreen Wade, Publishing Visionary on Winning In Media

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In the way you and I are familiar with, public relations has changed significantly over the years, and that’s good news for anyone looking to score press and publicity, including you and me. It’s easier now than ever to reach out directly to folks in any industry (niche) you are interested in. Social media platforms like Linked In are priceless for freelancers and professionals. Facebook and Instagram are social in nature, but if you’re looking for more business leads, I recommend Linked-In.

With the changes in public relations, which is new, we all look forward to every day, sometimes every minute, depending on who we are. With millions of mom and pop publishers closing their doors, this HOT-Seat Chosen Visionary managed to stay afloat amidst turbulent and unforeseen times.

Three Books You Should Read:

  1. AP News by Associated Press
  2. Free Speech on Campus, by Yale University Press
  3. The ZOLA Experience; A Journey of Recovery From Loss by Katurah A Bryant, LMFT
Doreen Wade, Publisher (Boston, Ma) HOT-Seat Chosen Visionary Number Two on Winning Tacticks For Free Press
Doreen Wade, Publisher (Boston, Ma) HOT-Seat Chosen Visionary Number Two on Winning Tacticks For Free Press

Doreen is the Publisher of New England Insider’s Magazine. She is a pillar in her community and is making strides in media.

Doreen Wayde’s HOT-Seat Replay …

Black Engineering Scholarship Due January 15, 2020

Here’s the science behind A $40k BLACK ENGINEER SCHOLARSHIP – Submit An Application Now!

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Black American Engineering Scholarship Award ($40k) Due January 15, 2021

If you are African American – Black student in the United States and are comfortable with Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM); Here’s an awesome opportunity. According to the Helping Project, Black American’s only account for about 7% of STEM programs and 9% of all engineering degrees awarded. This scholarship opportunity levels the playing field is vitally important—especially since diverse teams are 21% more likely to outperform industry profitability.

This annually renewable and flexible scholarship of up to $10,000 (up to four years) provides Black Americans pursuing careers in engineering a path towards success. Selected candidates receive substantial financial assistance that can be used for school expenses including tuition, books, fees, room, and board. The Black American Engineering Scholarship Award recipients also participate in an exceptional mentorship program designed to support their professional success.

Who Can Apply?

  • Applicants must be Black American
  • The applicant is pursuing a degree in engineering
  • The applicant is enrolled at a public or private university or college with a strong engineering program
  • The applicant Must be in good academic standing
  • The applicant demonstrates a financial need
  • The applicant is willing to participate in the mentoring program

CONTACT Information:

Scholarship Committee, 1180 Ponde de Leon Blvd 201 Clearwater, FL 33756, info@thehelpingproject.org, 727-489-5885

More Scholarships Due in January

  1. Foot Locker Scholarship ($20k) – No Essay Athletic Scholarship, Due January 6, 2021
  2. Center For Alcohol Policy ($5k) – National Essay Contest, Due January 8, 2021
  3. Architect’s Foundation ($20k) – Diversity Advancement Scholarship DUE January 15, 2021

Meantime Money Makers

  1. Flip Your Car – Accept This Fact About Your Car & Never Go Broke Again
  2. Make More Money With Your Existing Book, Product, or Service – Urban Academics BETA Membership 2021
  3. OMG, What to do with that Stimulus Check plus your Income Tax Return? Don’t Blow It; Invest in Bit-Coin!
  4. Partner with 2 or 3 friends to BUY property with CASH (Income Tax + Stimulus); Live FREE (almost)
  5. Sell Whatever You’ve Got – Get Light For The Flight

Architech Scholarships For Minorities 20k Due Now

Quick and Easy Fix For Minority Architech Students $20k Available in Free Cash

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Architech’s Foundation ($20,000) – Diversity Advancement Scholarship – Due January 15, 2021

If you are a minority and an engineering student, this multi-year scholarship, up to $20,000, can change your life! The Diversity Advancement Scholarship was designed to help more minority students pursue a successful career in architecture. Multiple scholarships are available.


Minority students with imagination and design skills will influence the built environment and the architecture profession.

Who is Eligible

  • a high school student planning to enroll in a NAAB-accredited architecture degree program;
  • a rising second-year college student in a NAAB-accredited architecture degree program; or,
  • a technical school or community college student who has completed high school or its equivalent and intends to transfer to a NAAB-accredited architecture program
  • Minimum G.P.A of 3.0
  • US Citizen

APPLY HERETo Apply To This Scholarship

NAAB-accredited degree programs may be a five-year Bachelor of Architecture degree or a four-year pre-professional bachelor degree followed by a Master of Architecture degree. Scholarships may be renewed for up to 5 years (up to a $20,000 total award—multiple scholarships are available).

The Diversity Advancement Scholarship was created in 1970 with an initial grant from the Ford Foundation after civil rights leader Whitney Young Jr. challenged architects in 1968 to create a more responsible and equitable field. Read the program report here.

More Scholarships Due in January

  1. Foot Locker Scholarship ($20k) – No Essay Athletic Scholarship, Due January 6, 2021
  2. Center For Alcohol Policy ($5k); National Essay Contest, Due January 8, 2021
  3. Black American Engineering Scholarship Award ($40k) Due January 15, 2021

Meantime Money Makers

  1. Flip Your Car – Accept This Fact About Your Car & Never Go Broke Again
  2. Make More Money With Your Existing Book, Product, or Service – Urban Academics BETA Membership 2021
  3. OMG, What to do with that Stimulus Check plus your Income Tax Return? Don’t Blow It; Invest in Bit-Coin!
  4. Partner with 2 or 3 friends to BUY property with CASH (Income Tax + Stimulus); Live FREE (almost)
  5. Sell Whatever You’ve Got – Get Light For The Flight
National Essay Contest Offers 5k For Alcohol Policy Ideas

2 Things You Must Know About the NATIONAL ESSAY CONTEST; Applications Due Now

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Center For Alcohol Policy has $5k Scholarships; National Essay Contest, Due January 8, 2021

The Center For Alcohol Policy (5K) National Essay Contest is accepting entries for its 13th Annual Essay Contest. This national academic event is intended to foster debate, analysis, and examination of state alcohol regulation in the 21st Century. Each year, students and professionals are encouraged to participate in this significant effort to bring attention to state alcohol regulation, its complexities, and many successes. Two things you need to know about the National Essay Contest:

  1. It’s Worth Five Thousand Dollars ($5k)
  2. It’s Due January 8

Nothing to it but to do it – Get out your packet and write your article (essay); and please don’t freeze – Turn it in! There are so many of my students who actually write the essay and they are afraid to follow through. Not you; Get to it now while there is still time.

Guidelines and Rules for This National Essay Content

WHO CAN ENTER: 

The essay contest is open to all over the age of 18 as of December 2020. Students, academics, practicing attorneys, policymakers, regulators, public health representatives, and any person with an interest in alcohol law and policy are encouraged to submit essays. 

No relatives of individuals working for the Center for Alcohol Policy, its leadership, or contest judges are eligible to submit entries for this contest. Any interested person working for a government entity must certify their ability to enter and win this contest prior to submitting an essay and comply with appropriate ethics laws.

FORMAT AND CONTENT:

  • A wide range of essay formats are eligible and encouraged, such as formal law review articles or graduate school essays.
  • Any form of citation is acceptable, as long as the structure is consistent throughout the piece.
  • The essay should be submitted double spaced with at least 12-point font in Times New Roman format and should not exceed 25 pages in length, exclusive of endnotes.
  • Submissions published previously or accepted for publication may be considered – Only if the author has secured consent from the other journal for the Center for Alcohol Policy to post the winning publication on its website with an appropriate note about the other publication.

JUDGING PROCESS: 

All submissions will go through an initial screening process. Finalists from this process then will be given to a panel of judges who review the following for each essay:

  • Analysis of the question and the depth of this analysis;
  • The readiness of the essay for publication;
  • Quality of the writing, the originality of the topic, and the analysis used;
  • The thoroughness of the research and its overall ability to creatively and effectively discuss regulation of the alcohol industry.

APPLY HERE |

More Scholarships Due in January

  1. Foot Locker Scholarship ($20k) – No Essay Athletic Scholarship, Due January 6, 2021
  2. Architect’s Foundation (20k) – Diversity Advancement Scholarship DUE January 15, 2021
  3. Black American Engineering Scholarship Award ($40k) Due January 15, 2021

Meantime Money Makers

  1. Flip Your Car – Accept This Fact About Your Car & Never Go Broke Again
  2. Make More Money With Your Existing Book, Product, or Service – Urban Academics BETA Membership 2021
  3. OMG, What to do with that Stimulus Check plus your Income Tax Return? Don’t Blow It; Invest in Bit-Coin!
  4. Partner with 2 or 3 friends to BUY property with CASH (Income Tax + Stimulus); Live FREE (almost)
  5. Sell Whatever You’ve Got – Get Light For The Flight