Zicklin Contracting Restoration Awareness Scholarship

Eligibility:
Open to all high school seniors, undergraduates, and graduate students in the USA and Canada.

All applicants must strictly enroll in a college or university for the upcoming academic year.

Contest Guidelines
Participants are required to submit an essay, video, or infographic on one of the following topics:

The Importance of Water Damage Restoration:
Discuss the impact of water damage on homes and businesses.
Explain the restoration process and why it’s essential for property recovery.
Provide actual examples or detailed case studies.
Fire Damage Restoration and Safety Measures:
Describe the steps involved in fire damage restoration.
Highlight key safety measures to prevent fire damage.
Provide insights on how restoration services help communities recover.

Understanding Insurance Restoration Services:
Explain how insurance restoration services assist homeowners and businesses in the aftermath of damage.
Discuss the process of filing a water damage restoration insurance claim.
Offer tips for navigating insurance claims effectively

Submission Requirements:
Essay: 800-1,200 words, double-spaced, in a PDF or Word format.

Video: 3-5 minutes long, uploaded to YouTube or Vimeo with the link submitted in the application form.

Infographic: One-page design in PDF or high-resolution image format (JPEG/PNG).

Judging Criteria:
Relevance to the chosen topic.
Originality and creativity
Clarity and coherence of ideas.
Quality of research and examples provided.
Overall presentation and adherence to submission guidelines.

Application Process:
Visit Zicklin Contracting’s Scholarship Page.
Send the details to scholarship@zicklincontracting.com
Submit your essay, video link, or infographic as per the guidelines.
Deadline for submissions: Jun 1st, 2025.
Winners will be announced on Jun 15th, 2025, on the scholarship page and via email.

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