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Lumiere Scholars Essay Award

The Lumiere Scholars Essay Award is a global essay competition for high school students, designed to showcase exceptional critical thinking, analytical writing, and intellectual curiosity across Humanities, Social Sciences, and STEM.

Humanities

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First Place 

by Kmar Asmi

Essay Prompt: How should societies determine which past injustices deserve apologies and reparations from the state?​

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Second Place 

by Lê Anh Khoa

Essay Prompt: How should societies determine which past injustices deserve apologies and reparations from the state?​

Social Sciences

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First Place 

by Swasti Sahoo

Essay Prompt: What kinds of social problems are chatbots good at solving, and what kinds of social problems are they bad at solving?

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Second Place 

by Vivian Foutz

Essay Prompt: What kinds of social problems are chatbots good at solving, and what kinds of social problems are they bad at solving?

STEM

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First Place 

by Ridaa Mittal

Essay Prompt: How do modern internet-based social media affect adolescent emotional and social development?​

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Second Place 

by Janvi Kothari

Essay Prompt: What can be accomplished with a million noiseless qubits?​

 

Wilmington, Delaware, 19801

ISSN: 3070-3875

DOI: 10.65161

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The Oxford Journal of Student Scholarship (ISSN: 3070-3875) is an independent publication and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the University of Oxford or any of its colleges, departments, or programs.

 

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