League for Innovation Student Literary Award contest

Are you someone who likes to write and wants to show off your writing skills? Want to earn cash? Look no further because Delta is taking part in a contest just for you.

The League for Innovation Student Literary Award competition is open to all students enrolled for credit in courses at Delta College during the 2022-2023 school year. The deadline is March 31.

This contest is a wonderful way for students to get their work out there and have the potential of winning a cash prize. This contest will be judged on a local and national level for each category.

There are three specific rules that must be followed by all participants and are as follows,

All entries must be original work created between April 1, 2022, and April 1, 2023, while the student was enrolled for credits at Delta

Local coordinators must be able to verify the students' academic enrollment

All entries submitted must be sponsored by a faculty member

There are four categories open to students: essays with a max of 2,500 words, fiction with a max of 3,500 trapped and boxed in now that they have the outside world right at their fingertips. The building also includes an outside sitting area on the roof, giving students another area to study, do homework, type essays, and much more without feeling stuck inside. words, poetry with a max of 67 lines, and one-act plays with max of 3,500 words including stage directions and production notes.

These features and many more will help people feel more motivated, improve their mood, reduce stress, and feel more positive.

The LEED program and gold certification are not the only things that are motivating the Delta community to improve their protection of the environment.

Anthony Khalil is the planning and construction manager.

“Indoor air quality and occupant comfort aren’t just LEED benchmarks to us;” Khalil said. “They’re features that make our facilities healthier places for our students, faculty, staff, and community members to be.

Delta’s main plan is to make places feel comfortable and healthy for the community. Delta College will continue to be a leader for change that will help the environment and community for the better.

“That is important to us,” Khalil said.

Local level winners will be entered to be published in Delta’s literary magazine. First-prize winners will receive $100 and be sent to the national competition, giving them the chance to earn more money and additional publication. Second-prize winners will receive $50, and any honorable mentions will receive a certificate of recognition.

First-prize national winners will receive $500; second-prize winners will receive $200; and third-prize winners will receive $100.

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