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National Latin Exam Awards Medals and Certificates | Perfect Papers | Maureen O'Donnell Oxford Classial Dictionary Award | Scholarships | Scholarship Renewal Application
The students who have three years of perfect papers, the students who have four years of perfect papers, and the student who has five years of perfect papers are being sent special book awards in addition to the special certificate. The perfect papers must be for ascending levels of the exam, exclusive of the Introduction to Latin exam. The Maureen O'Donnell Oxford Classical Dictionary Award (Latin I-VI)The NLE committee awards the Oxford Classical Dictionary to students who win four gold medals. The Maureen O'Donnell Oxford Classical Dictionary Award, given to students who win four gold medals, is being sent to 537 students this year in recognition of their outstanding achievement. The 77 students who have won five gold medals will be sent special book awards. The gold medals must be ascending levels of the exam.
Applications for the $1,000 scholarships are mailed to gold medal winners in Latin III-IV Prose, III-IV Poetry, or Latin V-VI who are high school seniors. Those who apply must agree to take at least one course per semester of Latin or classical Greek in their first year of college. A course in classics translation does not meet this requirement. There were 1,204 seniors who won gold medals on the Latin III-IV Prose, III-IV Poetry, or the Latin V-VI Exam. These students are eligible for one of the twenty-one $1000 scholarships, including one from an anonymous donor. In addition, a $2000 scholarship will be In addition, a $2,000 is awarded for post graduate study leading to the teaching of Latin/or Greek at the elementary, intermediate, or high school level. There was no winner for this scholarship in 2006. Click here for the $2000 Graduate Scholarship Application. The National Latin Exam Scholarship Committee, formed in 1983, consists of Ephy Howard, Chair, and members Conrad Barrett,
The first two Amy High Scholarships were awarded to two deserving candidates in 2004. This scholarship awarded annually in honor of Amy High, our own Iulia Pauli of the Forum Romanum, the NLE video series. Amy's family and friends established the scholarship after her untimlely death in September 2003. Recipients are required to study Latin in Rome, Italy, for a minimum of three weeks. The scholarship amount is $5000 and includes a copy of Lewis & Shorts's Latin Dictionary. Further information regarding the Amy High Latin Scholarship can be found at http://www.amyhigh.org.
There were 1,062 perfect papers in Latin I-VI. A congratulatory letter has been sent to the principal of each school with copies for the student, the Latin teacher, and the student's permanent record. In addition, a special hand-lettered certificate was sent to each of these students. The 5 students who have three years of perfect papers, and the 1 students who have four years of perfect papers are being sent the Carter Stubbs Drake Goad Memorial book award in addition to the special certificate.
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