A sidney prize is an award given to those who have done well in a particular field. There are many different types of prizes that can be awarded to people for a variety of reasons. These include academic and literary awards. There are also prizes that honor activists and individuals who have worked to promote peace in the world. There are even prizes that are given to chess players who do well at the tournament.
The Hillman Foundation is a left-of-center organization that awards monetary prizes to journalists who pursue socially conscious reporting that fosters justice. Past winners have included Jane Mayer for her work on Dick Cheney and Spike Lee, who received the prize for his report on the cyanide scandal in the fabric industry. The prize is named after its founder, a leader of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America union, who died in 1946.
Besides the prestigious Nobel Prizes, there are also many other sydney prizes that celebrate excellence in various fields. For instance, the Sydney Peace Prize is awarded to those who advance human rights and nonviolence. This year, the prize was awarded to Black Lives Matter founders Patrisse Cullors and Alicia Garza. The Sydney chess tournament also gives out a number of prizes each year to those who do well in the competition.
Students can apply for the Sidney DeVere Brown Prize and Mikiso Hane Prize, which are given to undergraduates who write an outstanding paper about a topic related to Modern Greek and Byzantine Studies. Submissions should be between 10 and 30 pages double-spaced. Applicants must submit their papers via the online submission portal. Submissions will be reviewed by scholars in the relevant field. Winners will be notified by the Dean of Arts and Social Sciences.
Another sydney prize is the Stephen Hawking Prize, which is presented to the author of the best book on the history of science. This book should have a broad appeal and be of interest to a wide range of readers. The winner is chosen by a committee of experts in the history of science and the humanities. The prize is awarded by the Society for the History of Technology and has been presented to writers from a wide variety of disciplines.
The sydney prize is open to all members of SFCU who have an active SFCU Mastercard® debit or credit card. The winnings are subject to the maximum amount allowed by law. Winners must be at least 18 years old and residents of NSW, Australia. The prize is not transferable and the winner must accept it within 7 days of being notified of their winnings. Winners will be contacted by email. The prizes are not redeemable for cash and the total value of each prize is not to exceed $1,000. SFCU reserves the right to cancel or postpone this giveaway at any time, in its sole discretion. If a winner cannot be reached after 14 business days, the winner will be disqualified and another name selected.