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“New Models of Development” 2009-2010 SEVEN Fund Essay Competition

$10,000
Dec.07.09
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The 2009-2010 student essay competition is open to high school students, undergraduates, and graduate students. Students may be in any field of study (including professional fields, such as medical, business, or law). If you are currently in college, you must be enrolled full-time at an accredited institution. If you are a high-school student or in the process of submitting applications to enter or re-enter college, you must have active applications underway and plan to be matriculated full-time at an accredited institution by the competition’s close date.
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More Info about this Scholarship

The aim of SEVEN Fund programs is to challenge the prevailing mindset in the fight against poverty. We want to stimulate discussion around the questions of whether wealth-creation may be the most effective solution to alleviate poverty. We invest our efforts and resources to discuss, find, research, and document examples where entrepreneurial success is shown to have led to poverty alleviation. In the process, we support entrepreneurs in developing countries with case studies, mentorship programs and publicity and services that help them succeed at what they do.
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Vincent S (Hawthorne, Nevada )
Dec.14.09
My profile says I won this.. Yet I have not recieved an e-mail stating this..
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Emily S (Churchville, Virginia )
Dec.05.09
http://www.sevenfund.org/new-models-development/index.php

hey guys you have to go to the above site. there is an article they'd like you to read about poverty in Rwanda. the site gives all the info.
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adwoa o (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania )
Dec.04.09
what is the topic about.....
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antoine fordham (Greenville, North Carolina )
Dec.03.09
can i get the topic for the essay plse?
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Kyyalbek A (Redmond, Oregon )
Dec.02.09
where is the given essay assignment?
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Taylor C (Indianapolis, Indiana )
Dec.02.09
im willing to work with someone!
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Wright Fong (Cleveland, Ohio )
Nov.30.09
I don't see a length requirement.... :/
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Perihan E (Yuma, Arizona )
Nov.30.09
if anyone wants to work with me on mine too lets start now! =D
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osman b (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania )
Nov.30.09
i want this scholarship to go to college
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Ruth E (Santa Ana, California )
Nov.30.09
Corey- the purpose of the essay is to " stimulate discussion around the questions of whether wealth-creation may be the most effective solution to alleviate poverty." (from the MORE INFO ABOUT THIS SCHOLARSHIP section)
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“New Models of Development” 2009-2010 SEVEN Fund Essay Competition
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