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$1,000 Scholarship Essay Contest

$1,000 Scholarship Contest

(The contest submission date has come and gone. We want to thank everyone who applied and took the time to enter our 2019 Scholarship Contest.)

Winer, Burritt & Scott, LLP announces a $1,000 scholarship essay contest for 2019 academic year students. The winning essay will address the following question in 600 words or less:

How has social media changed the viewpoints of young people who are coming of age in era of #MeToo? Do you think these platforms are having a positive effect on the way the younger workers treat one another in the workplace?

“We at Winer, Burritt & Scott, LLP understand the time and effort required to get a degree. We want to assist in helping with the costs of books and tuition for students, ” said John Winer, Esq. “Sometimes these costs can put a huge financial strain on students and their families. We also recognize the increase in public awareness and concern regarding sexual harassment in the workplace and are strongly supportive of positive solutions to prevent such harassment.”


Congratulations to our 2019 Scholarship Winner, Angela Wu. You can read her essay here.

Previous Winner:

2018 Scholarship Winner, Dre Hill. You can read his essay here.

If you or anyone you know is experiencing sexual harassment in the workplace, discuss options with one of our lawyers as soon as possible. Winer, Burritt & Scott partner attorneys have more than 60 years combined experience in sexual harassment and employment cases. Contact Winer, Burritt & Scott, LLP, to speak with an experienced legal professional at 800-652-6137.

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