And in that speech, which you can hear online and you can hear in the archives of the Kennedy Library, he told the students, ‘I hope that all of you who are students here, he said, will recognize the great opportunity that lies before you in this decade and in the decades to come to be of service to our country.’ He was speaking to thousands of students at Laramie that day in the field house. And that is that on September 25th, 1963, President John F. “I am so honored to be here tonight and honored because of a story in particular that most people don’t know. I just want say a moment first about Rusty Bowers and his family and his story and the grace and the compassion and the courage that they have shown is unmatched and the lesson he gave us tonight and that he has given us throughout is one that as Americans we all benefit and are blessed by. Thank you to the nominating committee and the award committee for this Profile In Courage. LIZ CHENEY: “Thank you very much, Jack, and thank you to the Kennedy family. Watch her full speech and see a transcript of her remarks below: The top ten essays are judged by members of the Profile in Courage Award Committee.Boston, MA – Congresswoman Liz Cheney (R-WY) delivered the following remarks after she was recognized as a winner of the 2022 Profile In Courage Award by the John F. It is postmarked or submitted by email after the deadline.It is more than 1,000 words or less than 700 words (not including citations and bibliography.).It does not include a minimum of five sources.The essay focuses on an act of political courage that occurred prior to 1917.The subject is a senator featured in Profiles in Courage.The subject is a previous Profile in Courage Award recipient unless the essay describes an act of political courage other than the act for which the award was given.
The subject is not an elected official.Syntax, grammar, spelling, and punctuation.Structure, paragraphing, introduction and conclusion.Bibliography of five or more varied sources.Critical analysis of acts of political courage.Convincing arguments supported with specific examples.Essay subject is not on the list of most written about essay subjects.Story is not widely known, or a well-known story is portrayed in a unique way.Outlined the obstacles, dangers, and pressures the elected official is encountering or has encountered.Explained why the official's course of action best serves or has served the larger public interest.Proved that the elected official risked his or her career to address an issue at the local, state, national, or international level.elected official who served during or after 1917. Identified an act of political courage by a U.S.Demonstrated an understanding of political courage as described by John F.Kennedy Presidential Library and MuseumĬontent (55%) Demonstrated understanding of political courage
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