Seventh Constantine LLP Law School Scholarship Essay Contest on the Importance of Whistleblowers
Posted 09/1/26
By the Constantine LLP Whistleblower Team
We’re happy to share the launch of our Seventh Law School Scholarship Essay Contest on the importance of whistleblowers.
We encourage current and prospective law school students to enter by writing an essay addressing one or more of the prompts below:
Essay Prompts and Requirements
Submit an essay between 250 and 750 words that addresses any of the following...
Alexandra has long believed in the necessity of standing up to power. As the daughter of two immigrants (her mother is from Venezuela and her father from the former USSR), she pursued her...
Katherine received a bachelor's degree from the University of Arizona in Africana Studies with a minor in American Indian Studies, a foundation that deepened her understanding of justice and its complex...
Kourteney is a rising 2L at Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University (FAMU) College of Law. She also attended FAMU as an undergraduate, graduating summa cum laude with a degree in political...
Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, Jake earned both a B.A. and an M.A. in Political Science from Arkansas State University. While completing his studies, he was awarded the Middle...
Regina Nappo is a law student at Harvard Law School interested in accountability, advocacy, and the ways legal systems can either protect or fail vulnerable people. Her...
Kem was born and raised in Miami. After graduating from high school, Kem attended the University of Florida, where Kem graduated with honors in 2012...