| Established 1999 |
| Seacoast Republican Women PO Box 495 | Greenland NH 03840 www.nhsrw.org | nhsrw@nhsrw.org |
The Seacoast Republican Women (SRW) was established to bring unity,
focus and strength to the work of women supporting Republican
candidates and Republican causes throughout the New Hampshire
Seacoast.
SRW reaches out to the public through events, programs, volunteer
efforts and other activities. For membership information please go to
About SRW.
Check SRW's Program & Event Schedule for 2012.
focus and strength to the work of women supporting Republican
candidates and Republican causes throughout the New Hampshire
Seacoast.
SRW reaches out to the public through events, programs, volunteer
efforts and other activities. For membership information please go to
About SRW.
Check SRW's Program & Event Schedule for 2012.
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| Congratulations to SRW's 5th Annual Essay Contest Winners |
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This year's theme was "How Can Social Media Influence Peace and
Conflict?" The purpose of the contest is to encourage our youth to look
at our Country’s issues and assist them in becoming our leaders of the
future.
The essay contest was open to public, private and home-schooled high
school students in grades 9-12 in the Seacoast area. Cash prizes: $250
for 1st place, $150 for 2nd place and $100 for honorable mention.
The judging criteria was based on format, grammar, originality of thought,
clarity of thought, style and expression. A panel of three SRW members
judged the entries. Special thanks to Cindy Blodgett for coordinating the
contest this year.
Read the First Place Essay by Jason Johnson
Read the Second Place Essay by Caroline Portu
Read the Honorable Mention Essay by Keith Vasconcellos
Read the Honorable Mention Essay by Chase Poutre
Conflict?" The purpose of the contest is to encourage our youth to look
at our Country’s issues and assist them in becoming our leaders of the
future.
The essay contest was open to public, private and home-schooled high
school students in grades 9-12 in the Seacoast area. Cash prizes: $250
for 1st place, $150 for 2nd place and $100 for honorable mention.
The judging criteria was based on format, grammar, originality of thought,
clarity of thought, style and expression. A panel of three SRW members
judged the entries. Special thanks to Cindy Blodgett for coordinating the
contest this year.
Read the First Place Essay by Jason Johnson
Read the Second Place Essay by Caroline Portu
Read the Honorable Mention Essay by Keith Vasconcellos
Read the Honorable Mention Essay by Chase Poutre
| Jason with SRW President Leann Moccia. |
| Essay contest winner Jason Johnson with parents Rogers and Poppy Johnson. |
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