Gerber & Holder Essay Scholarship Competition

Deadline: October 11, 2019
Gerber & Holder Attorneys At Law, a top-rated Atlanta workers’ compensation law firm, is proud to support students of all ages and background in their pursuit of higher education. We offer this privately funded scholarship to help create opportunity for the next generation of Americans and because we know every little bit helps!

2019 SCHOLARSHIP ESSAY QUESTION

To enter our scholarship essay competition, answer the following question in 300-500 words:
What changes would you make to the workers’ compensation system to make it more equitable for injured workers?

Eligibility Requirements
You must be a U.S. resident or resident alien who is registered at a U.S. college or university.
Essays must be unique (not submitted elsewhere) and written by the scholarship application signator.
Applicants must read, understand, sign and return to us the (PDF) Scholarship Essay Contest Application & Rules along with your submission.
Only one submission per student will be considered.
Students must be actively enrolled at the university with a valid student ID number and currently enrolled in classes in order to be eligible.

How to Apply for Our Scholarship
Submit your application and essay by email by the deadline noted above.

Scholarship Selection Process
Our judges will examine all entries received by the deadline above. A winner will be selected up to 6 weeks after the submission deadline. One winner will be awarded the scholarship amount, and notable entries may also be published on the Gerber & Holder website.

Ownership of Entries
All scholarship entries submitted to Gerber Holder Law, along with all copyright, trademark and other proprietary rights associated with the submission, become the property of GerberHolderLaw.com. By submitting an entry and the signed application form, you acknowledge that Gerber Holder Law will own all rights to publish and promote the content. All entrants also agree that they consent to the use of their name, the school or university they attend, and the use of their likeness (as in a photograph) and prize information.