The John Quincy Adams Society and The National Interest welcome entries to their fifth annual foreign policy essay contest for students. The top finisher will receive $2,000 and appear in The National Interest; two runners-up and four honorable mentions will also be awarded.

Entries are due February 28; entrants may choose between several topics, including national security priorities for the new administration, U.S. military presence in the Middle East, and burden-sharing with U.S. treaty allies.

For more information, see Essay Contest.