
| Scholarship | Hadley Arkes Natural Law Scholarship |
| Amount | $1,000.00 |
| Deadline | 2/28/2026 |
| Materials | Picture, Resume, Transcript, Essay |
| Summary | Student dedicated to natural law scholarship |
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Scholarship
Hadley Arkes Natural Law Scholarship
Amount
$1,000.00
Deadline
2/28/2026
Materials
Picture, Resume, Transcript, Essay
Summary
Student dedicated to natural law scholarship
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The Hadley Arkes Natural Law Scholarship was established in honor of Hadley Arkes, whose scholarly work and professional endeavors has played a significant role in advancing serious academic engagement with the tradition of natural law in American constitutionalism, moral philosophy, and jurisprudence. Throughout his career, Professor Arkes has emphasized the importance of moral reasoning, first principles, and the idea that law is not merely a matter of power or preference, but is grounded in enduring truths about justice, human dignity, and the common good. His writings have challenged generations of students, scholars, and practitioners to think carefully about the moral foundations of law and political order. This scholarship is intended to support students who demonstrate a serious academic interest in natural law, including thoughtful engagement with the published scholarly work of Hadley Arkes and related thinkers in the natural law tradition. Scholarship Purpose The Hadley Arkes Natural Law Scholarship provides financial support to students who are pursuing their education with a demonstrated interest in:
Application Requirements To be considered for the scholarship, applicants must submit a complete application, including:
Selection Process and Timeline Applications will be reviewed by the Hadley Arkes Natural Law Scholarship Advisory Committee. Selection is based on academic promise and seriousness of engagement with natural law, including essay quality (clarity of thought and demonstrated interest), and also considers the applicant’s promise, intellect, faith, ethics, character, integrity, and commitment to traditional American values and core principles.
Award
Eligibility To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants must:
Last updated January 20, 2026 |
The Hadley Arkes Natural Law Scholarship was established in honor of Hadley Arkes, whose scholarly work and professional endeavors has played a significant role in advancing serious academic engagement with the tradition of natural law in American constitutionalism, moral philosophy, and jurisprudence. Throughout his career, Professor Arkes has emphasized the importance of moral reasoning, first principles, and the idea that law is not merely a matter of power or preference, but is grounded in enduring truths about justice, human dignity, and the common good. His writings have challenged generations of students, scholars, and practitioners to think carefully about the moral foundations of law and political order. This scholarship is intended to support students who demonstrate a serious academic interest in natural law, including thoughtful engagement with the published scholarly work of Hadley Arkes and related thinkers in the natural law tradition. Scholarship Purpose The Hadley Arkes Natural Law Scholarship provides financial support to students who are pursuing their education with a demonstrated interest in:
Application Requirements To be considered for the scholarship, applicants must submit a complete application, including:
Selection Process and Timeline Applications will be reviewed by the Hadley Arkes Natural Law Scholarship Advisory Committee. Selection is based on academic promise and seriousness of engagement with natural law, including essay quality (clarity of thought and demonstrated interest), and also considers the applicant’s promise, intellect, faith, ethics, character, integrity, and commitment to traditional American values and core principles.
Award
Eligibility To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants must:
Last updated January 20, 2026 |
| Year | Recipient | College | High School | City/Town, State | |
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Year
2026
Recipient
Thomas H.
College
Harvard College
High School
Boston Latin School
City/Town, State
Portsmouth, NH
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2026 | Thomas H. | Harvard College | Boston Latin School | Portsmouth, NH |
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Year
2026
Recipient
Jason H.
College
Arizona State University (O'Connor)
High School
Shanghai American School
City/Town, State
Scottsdale, AZ
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2026 | Jason H. | Arizona State University (O'Connor) | Shanghai American School | Scottsdale, AZ |
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