Annual Student Writing Competition in Cultural Heritage Preservation Law


Information on the 2012 Student Writing Competition will be released shortly!

The 2011 Student Writing Competition in Cultural Heritage Law closed on June 10. This is our fifth annual competition, which seeks to encourage and recognize student scholarship in cultural heritage law, including art, cultural property, historic preservation, indigenous peoples, and intangible heritage law. The papers will be judged over the summer by a committee of experts in the field.

This year, we received a record number of entries, with 30 submissions from 26 different law schools.

We would like to thank all the students who have entered papers in this year's competition, as well as our fantastic panel of judges!






Past Recipients

2011: Laurie Frey, Columbia Law School (First Place)

2010: Kelly Culbertson, Case Western Reserve University School of Law (First Place); Rebecca Menke, Cardozo School of Law (Second Place)

2009:
Amelia Sargent, Stanford University Law School (First Place);  Melanie Greer, DePaul University College of Law (Second Place)

2008: Ethan Plaut, University of Colorado Law School (First Place); Bryan Stockton of Georgetown Law School (Second Place)

2007: James A. Wawrzyniak, Harvard Law School (First Place); Dorothy Schmidt, Lewis and Clark Law School (Second Place)
 
 
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