Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
ELIGIBILITY
For US and Canadian Students
All entrants must be:
AWARDS
Up to two awards may be made. Each award will be for $500.
The award must be used only for tuition fees and must be used within 12 months of being granted.
Payment will be made either:
- directly to the awardee on provision of a receipt from the institution, or
- to the awardee's account at the institution if:
BASIS of AWARDS
To enter applicants must provide:
an original piece of rhyming cowboy poetry (other poetry will not be accepted)
each entry should be accompanied by a completed, and signed entry form
From the entries the judges will select up to two poets to be awarded a one year, $500
scholarship.
JUDGES
Rod Miller, Dave Longworth, and Sharlene Puhallo (judges are subject to change without notice)
ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
Entries will be received up to December 31st of each year. Entries received after December
31st will not be considered. Judging will take place during January.
Awards will be announced in the Cowboy Times Newsletter, on this web site and in print, around
mid-February. They will also be announced at the Kamloops Cowboy Festival in March. If
winners are present they will be acknowledged on main stage, and if time allows, will be given
the opportunity to recite their poem. We would also encourage all entrants to take part in the
"Rising Star Showcase" ... Details and/or the open mic sets at the Festival.
In providing an entry you agree that BCCHS may use its content for display and
promotional purposes without restriction.
Print the attached form, SIGN it, scan it, and email it with your poem as per the above
rules, to: cowboys@bcchs.com
Supported by the BC Cowboy Heritage Society and Canadian Cowboy Country magazine
I wish to enter the Mike Puhallo Memorial Scholarship contest. I have read, understand, and
accept the rules and conditions.
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