How would you drive global change?
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The 2013 EF Global Citizen Scholarship Contest has officially kicked off—and we want to hear about environmental change the way you see it. Tell us what drives you, Global Citizen, and you could be selected to join us on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Costa Rica this April.
The scholarship:
Recipients of this year’s scholarship—all high school freshmen, sophomores, juniors or seniors—will have the opportunity to explore their environmental passions in Costa Rica. Students will spend six days discovering the country and its renowned natural beauty and the environmental initiatives being taken to protect it. They’ll then get to apply their new knowledge at the 2013 Global Student Leaders Summit on environmental sustainability in San José, where they’ll collaborate with peers from the U.S. and Canada and hear from environmental leaders such as former Vice President Al Gore, Dr. Oscar Arias and Severn Cullis-Suzuki.
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Check out the video from our 2011 scholarship tour to Peru to learn more about the EF Global Citizen Scholarship
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How to apply:
- Choose an environmental issue that you’re passionate about.
- Create a video, digital media project or essay that responds to this prompt:
What are the global implications of this issue? What ideas do you have to address this issue? Why do you want to be part of a team working on a solution?
- Submit your project on our Facebook page by November 30.
Congratulations to our 2013 Global Citizen Scholars. View their projects on Facebook now.
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Scholarship details
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