ESSAY WRITING CONTEST for 2ND PINOY NURSES EXPO
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Island Exhibit Link together with Rotary International District 3830 proudly presents an essay writing contest. This contest hopes to encourage our nursing graduates and registered nurses as well. To express to the nursing community their genuine thoughts and ideas as we engage with a very significant topic “The Role of Filipino Nurse in Reducing Child Mortality” This theme was derived from Rotary International District’s current campaign for the community which is Child Mortality Reduction.
Further more, Rotary International District 3830 will be awarding the winner of this contest the sum of P30,000.00. Island Exhibit Link will award the 1st runner up the amount of P15, 000.00. With plaque of recognition and the winning entries will be posted on the next SCRUBS Magazine issue, one of the leading HealthCare magazines in the country.
Announcement of the winners will be done on the second day of “The 2nd PINOY Nurses Expo 2008: A Tribute to the Global Filipino Nurse” slated on October 3 and 4, at the Megatrade Hall 3, SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City this year.
This contest is open to all Nursing Graduates and Registered Nurses, ages 21 and above . All entries should be original composition, and must be submitted via email at islandexhibitorglink@yahoo.com not later than September 15, 2008.
WHAT IS THE THEME FOR ESSAY?
Theme: “The Role of Filipino Nurse in Reducing Child Mortality”
WHAT ARE THE CRITERIA?
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Nurse Graduate or Registered Nurse
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Age 21 and above
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Philippine Setting Only
WHEN CAN I SEND MY ESSAY?
On or before September 15, 2008. Late entries will not accepted.
HOW DO I SEND MY ESSAY?
- Send it to islandexhibitorglink@yahoo.com or you can also register in our forum http://islandexhibit.freeforums.org/login.php
- Via Fax (Fax No.:5257554)
WHAT ARE THE PRIZES FOR THIS CONTEST?
- Php. 30,000 from Rotary International District 3830 (for the 1st Prize)
- Php. 15,000 from
- Plaque of Appreciation
- 10, 000 worth of White Beauty Products
- and many more
START SENDING YOUR ESSAY NOW!!!
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