Workshops & Services - Fellowships
AAAS and EurekAlert! are seeking applications from young science journalists working for Chinese news organizations for three fellowship spots to cover the 2007 AAAS Annual Meeting as part of the Fellowships for Science Reporters in Developing Regions Pro
contact RAHMAN CULVER
Nov 8, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
Fellows work in a two-year program and will have four job rotations – eight months in a metro market, four months in a small market and two six-month rotations in a medium-to-large market.
contact KENN ALTINE
Oct 31, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS DOWNLOAD PDF
An intensive two-month course of study in issues of science and religion, includes three weeks of seminars at the University of Cambridge in the U.K. Ten fellows will be paid a $15,000 stipend, book allowance and travel expenses.
contact KITTY BARNES
Oct 16, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
This 42-week fellowship program provides minority journalists with an opportunity to learn basic science, gain environmental research and reporting skills, and apply new knowledge and skills in a 37-week reporting assignment.
contact KATHARINE MCDUFFIE
Oct 16, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
API awards fellowships to journalism educators and newspaper employees to use in attending API seminars. Thousands of dollars in financial aid available to journalists, educators.
contact API
Oct 9, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
Writing fellowships are six-month jobs. They pay $500 per week, without benefits. Most fellows hired either have a master’s degree or at least a year of practical journalistic experience outside school.
contact ANDY VAN DE VOORDE
Sep 19, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
The University of San Francisco invites applications from underrepresented ethnic minority scholars for the USF Dissertation Fellowship Program for academic year 2007-2008.
contact ERIN SMITH
Sep 7, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
The Jefferson Fellowships promote better public understanding of the United States, Asia and the Pacific Islands through a program of dialogue, study and travel for print and broadcast journalists.
contact SUSAN KREIFELS
Sep 5, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
MPA offers two fellowships to MPA members, each of which provides a full financial aid package equal to the amount of tuition and lodging for each of Stanford University's three publishing programs.
contact MPA
Sep 1, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
The Fellowship in Russia will begin with a seminar program including key Russian government, media, social, cultural, and private sector officials to discuss current issues facing Russia.
contact CDS INTERNATIONAL
Aug 28, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
Shorenstein APARC supports a number of diverse fellowships: on Korean studies, on the political economy of contemporary East Asia (the Shorenstein APARC/Takahashi Fellowship), and the contemporary Asia-Pacific region.
contact 650.723.9741
Aug 10, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
The National Association of Minority Media Executives is looking for an up-and-coming television producer to attend an all-expenses-paid Boot Camp.
contact CAROLYN TERRY
Jul 27, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
Looking to diverse their membership, IRE is offering fellowships to journalists of color to attend IRE national and regional conferences, and computer-assisted reporting boot camps. The minority fellowships include a year's membership fees.
contact JOHN GREEN
Apr 24, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
The Godfrey Wells Stancill Fellowship will be awarded annually to a journalist working for a newspaper with Sunday circulation under 50,000. The fellowship will cover the costs of sending the journalist to IRE's annual conference.
contact JENNIFER ERICKSON
Apr 24, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
Fellowship for one Latin American journalist to come to the United States for six weeks to work at a Spanish-language media outlet. This Fellowship honors the late Douglas Tweedale, a well-known UPI correspondent in Latin America.
contact CELIA BHATTACHARYA
Apr 12, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
The primary purpose of this program is to acquaint German journalists with the press system in the United States and to provide them with opportunities to pursue individual reporting projects.
contact TED MATHYS
Apr 12, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
FRNA members who have been on the religion beat three years or less are eligible to apply. Registration is free, and fellowship recipients receive stipends up to $1,000 to cover travel and lodging expenses.
contact TIFFANY MCCALLEN
Apr 11, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
This monthly series of one-day seminars is for journalists who are or soon will be based in Washington. Miller Fellows learn from veteran colleagues, officials and experts how to mine the nation's capital for important local news.
contact NOLAN WALTERS
Apr 10, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
A six-day crash course in the basics of public health science and biostatistics. It equips journalists to explain and analyze the critical health issues of the day, including the potential for epidemics.
contact 404.639.7285
Apr 6, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
Writing fellowships are six-month jobs. They pay $500 per week, without benefits. Most fellows hired either have a master’s degree or at least a year of practical journalistic experience outside school.
contact ANDY VAN DE VOORDE
Mar 2, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
Stanford University’s Bill Lane Center for the Study of the North American West is pleased to announce a new short-term visiting fellowship for working journalists.
contact CONNIE DENNIS
Feb 20, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
In just eight weeks, ten students from around the country will receive a crash course in reporting and writing at the Chicago campus of Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism.
contact ACADEMY FOR ALTERNATIVE JOURNALISM
Feb 20, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
This one-week fellowship program is an intensive, hands-on workshop that puts reporters in the field every morning and in the lab each afternoon with scientists, graduate students, and policy experts.
contact FELLOWSHIP COORDINATOR
Feb 13, 2006 in FELLOWSHIPS
The California Endowment Health Journalism Fellowships program offers journalists a chance to step away from the newsroom to hone their skills in health care journalism.
contact JANET KIM
Dec 27, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS DOWNLOAD PDF
A mid-career program for journalists which gives the opportunity to take a two-semester leave from their professional positions and spend a sabbatical year in Berlin to work on a scientific-journalistic project.
contact EUROPEAN JOURNALISM-FELLOWSHIPS
Dec 13, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Open to all journalists of Filipino ancestry in the diaspora and in the Philippines. Applicants must be professional journalists print working with at least three years of experience. Fellows will receive a stipend of up to $27,500 per semester.
contact USF CENTER FOR THE PACIFIC RIM
Nov 16, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Five NABJ members will receive funding up to $2,500 to report and prepare print, broadcast, multimedia, video and audio pieces telling the stories of black people affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
contact ERINN JOYNER
Nov 16, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
$5,000 fellowships to journalists wanting international reporting experience through self-conceived assignments in Africa. Winners must spend up to three weeks in Africa and produce news reports for NABJ.
contact NABJ
Nov 9, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
A Radio and Television News Directors Foundation initiative to enhance the quality of broadcast journalism education and to strengthen the caliber of the future broadcast news workforce funded by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
contact CAROL KNOPES
Nov 9, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS DOWNLOAD PDF
Up to ten fellowships will be awarded to print, television, radio and online journalists to research and report on health policy issues.
contact PENNY DUCKHAM
Nov 4, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Border Justice Fellowships will be awarded to 10 journalists committed to reporting and writing in-depth stories about policies, realities and politics of Mexican immigration to the United States.
contact INSTITUTE FOR JUSTICE AND JOURNALISM
Oct 17, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Sends four American journalists working in print, electronic or broadcast media to Japan for a six-week residency to study a topic of professional interest. Develop professional contacts and foster personal relationships.
contact BETTY BORDEN
Sep 20, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Seminars and study tours for working journalists promote understanding of the complexities of the Asia Pacific region.
contact EAST-WEST CENTER
Sep 19, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Two groups of eight IRP Fellows will be selected for intensive travel and study for research involving foreign affairs. Open to any U.S. journalist with at least three years of professional journalistic experience in any medium.
contact INTERNATIONAL REPORTING PROJECT
Sep 6, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The Leadership Development Institute is a three-day, hands-on program for new and middle managers of color. It is offered twice a year, in the spring and fall, in partnership with different media organizations and associations.
contact GARBO CHEUNG-JASIK
Sep 6, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Offered by NPR in partnership with the International Reporting Project at the Johns Hopkins University. This program is open to U.S. journalists with university degrees and at least three years of professional journalism experience.
contact ANDI SPORKIN
Sep 6, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Open to all people with a college degree, including recent graduates and mid-career applicants. It is expected that applicants will demonstrate an interest in the judicial system and issues concerning the administration of justice in California courts.
contact SACRAMENTO STATE
Aug 26, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Program's primary goals include exposing people with diverse life experiences and backgrounds to the legislative process and providing research and other professional staff assistance to the Senate.
contact SACRAMENTO STATE
Aug 26, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
One of the nation’s oldest and most prestigious legislative fellowship programs, providing an opportunity for individuals of all ages, ethnic backgrounds and experiences to directly participate in the legislative process.
contact SACRAMENTO STATE
Aug 26, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
NPR is looking for a diverse pool of applicants who aspire to work in public radio. Candidates must be just completing college or graduate school, or be out of school for one year or less. They do not need journalism or radio experience.
contact NPR KROC FELLOWSHIPS
Aug 26, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
United Methodist Communications offers a one-year fellowship to help prepare a United Methodist young adult of racial ethnic minority origin for a communications career in an Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church within the U.S.
contact REM FELLOWSHIP COMMITTEE
Aug 18, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
$6,000 fellowships in religious journalism offered in recognition of the work and lives of Dr. Ralph Stoody and Dr. Arthur West, leaders in public relations and information services in The United Methodist Church.
contact STOODY-WEST FELLOWSHIP
Aug 18, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The Gridiron Club, the 118-year-old newspaper correspondents’ organization, in 2003 established the Gridiron Fellowship at the University of Maryland’s Philip Merrill College of Journalism for an incoming master’s student each year.
contact CHRISTOPHER CALLAHAN
Aug 15, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The program provides young American professionals (23-34) with executive level internships in the federal government and private sectors in Germany.
contact JEANNE FAHEY
Aug 15, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The Pulliam Fellowship awards $75,000 to an outstanding editorial writer to help broaden his or her journalistic horizons and knowledge of the world. The annual award can be used to cover the cost of study, research and/or travel in any field.
contact JOYCE DOBSON
Aug 15, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The Hubert H. Humphrey Program at the University of Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism is part of a nationwide Humphrey Program and funded by the United States Information Agency as a Fulbright exchange activity.
contact LUCINDA FLEESON
Aug 15, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Reuters, the international news and information company, is funding a graduate fellowship at the University of Maryland’s Philip Merrill College of Journalism for a minority student interested in a career in business journalism.
contact CHRISTOPHER CALLAHAN
Aug 15, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Fellows are journalists, scholars, or policymakers who are active in the fields in which press, politics and public policy are highly relevant, including polling, public opinion, elections and the like. Four to six fellowships are awarded each semester.
contact EDITH MEAD HOLWAY
Aug 12, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Since March 2000, our professional development program has helped strengthen journalists’ understanding of child / family issues and their policy dimensions.
contact CATHY TROST
Aug 12, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Six mid-career journalists will be selected to work side-by-side with scientists and researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, for a three-month exploration into public health issues.
contact CHARLES HADDAD
Aug 12, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
For nine months, select political scientists, journalists, doctors, federal executives and international scholars gain "hands on" understanding of the legislative process by serving on congressional staffs.
contact JEFFERY BIGGS
Aug 10, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
IRE makes available certain fellowships to allow professional journalists the opportunity to attend training events they would not otherwise be able to attend.
contact JOHN GREEN
Aug 10, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
MIT's mid-career program is designed for experienced journalists who cover science, technology, medicine, or the environment or journalists who wish to prepare themselves to cover these fields. Fellows spend an academic year on campus.
contact MARTHA HENRY
Aug 10, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The Dart Center provides six or more expense-paid fellowships to mid-career journalists who want to apply knowledge of emotional trauma to improving coverage of violent events.
contact DART CENTER FOR JOURNALISM AND TRAUMA
Aug 10, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The International Journalism Project is a new initiative funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to support journalists with a strong interest in reporting on HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria and related health issues.
contact PENNY DUCKHAM
Aug 10, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The program seeks to improve the quality of media coverage and representation of issues at the core of the U.S. Justice Fund's criminal justice priorities.
contact NIDIA CORDOVA-VAZQUEZ
Aug 9, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
For minority employees of the 915 Inland member newspapers that have an interest in a future in management or are beginning careers in newspaper management, these fellowships are open to all newspaper departments.
contact KATHY KOERLIN
Aug 9, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Print, broadcast and online journalists are chosen to examine the challenges facing today¹s families. Fellowships cover a travel subsidy, lodging, materials and meals.
contact CASEY JOURNALISM CENTER
Aug 9, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
One of the world's largest sources of funding exclusively for graduate women.
contact AAUW
Aug 9, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
AAJA offers a fellowship to members to help attend short-term professional training and skills development programs. Grants of up to $1,000 are offered to provide assistance with tuition, travel, food, lodging and other program-related expenses.
contact ALBERT LEE
Aug 8, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
$2,500 N.S. Bienstock Fellowship recognizes a promising minority journalist in radio or television news management. Michele Clark Fellowship is a permanent $1,000 award for young, promising minority professionals in television or radio news.
contact IRVING WASHINGTON
Aug 8, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The Alicia Patterson fellowships are open only to U.S. citizens who are fulltime print journalists, or to non-U.S. citizens who work fulltime for U.S. print publications, either in America or abroad.
contact ALICIA PATTERSON FOUNDATION
Aug 5, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The Hispanic Journalism Foundation offers reporting fellowships on a continuing basis. We include a one-year fellowship for an aspiring Hispanic print journalist to train as a reporter in the nation's capital. We offer a stipend of $20,800, plus benefits.
contact ALICIA PATTERSON FOUNDATION
Aug 3, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The Washington Post offers a one-year fellowship for a student of color to earn a master's in journalism at the University of Maryland. This fellowship is named for the late Howard Simons, a former managing editor.
contact ATHELIA KNIGHT
Aug 3, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Designed to share professional expertise and offer assistance to the media overseas. U.S. journalists are dispatched to foreign media organizations to lead training sessions. Deadlines are Feb. 15 and Aug. 15.
contact KNIGHT INTERNATIONAL PRESS FELLOWSHIPS
Aug 1, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Ten Justice and Journalism Fellowships will be awarded to journalists committed to reporting and writing in-depth stories about justice issues related to race and ethnicity.
contact INSTITUTE FOR JUSTICE AND JOURNALISM
Jul 20, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Ohio State University pays $20,000 and provides mid-career journalists with six months to reflect on their profession, deepen their understanding of the beats they cover, and work on a project that inspires them.
contact BETSY HUBBARD
Jun 27, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
A training program at Vanderbilt University for people of color who want to become journalists but have not had formal journalism training.
contact ROBBIE MORGANFIELD, 615/727-1410
Jun 27, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Established to foster the work of aspiring writers and editors of color at New York's award-winning weekly newspaper, The Village Voice. Writing fellows research, report, and write articles with an eye toward publication in the Voice.
contact JENNIFER SNOW
May 17, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
$1,000 award to a college student who is interested in pursuing a career in photography, editing or other broadcast arts. The fellowship may be used towards college education or attending the national AAJA convention.
contact SANDRA YOSHIZUKA
May 3, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The Knight-Bagehot Fellowship Program in Economics and Business Journalism offers qualified journalists the opportunity to enhance their understanding and knowledge of business, economics, and finance.
contact COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
Apr 19, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Offers critics, reports and editors working in print, broadcast and electronic journalism time off from their professional duties to immerse themselves in a wide range of university curricula.
contact COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
Apr 19, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Program is designed to widen opportunities for minority professionals to enter or advance in newspaper management. Newspaper executives and journalism educators are asked to nominate candidates who demonstrate managerial potential.
contact ANGELA WINTERS
Apr 15, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Offers women newspaper editors and radio producers who cover public health issues in eligible countries the opportunity to receive on-the-job training with top media companies in the United States.
contact INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S MEDIA FOUNDATION
Apr 11, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Fellows will be able to combine their new media expertise and the leadership financial and marketing skills they develop during the program to build a strategic plan for a newspaper web site.
contact MICHELLE DUKE
Apr 6, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
An innovative executive development program for high-performing senior managers and executives of color in the news media. Its goal is to increase both the number and the impact of influential minority executives in the news business.
contact NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MINORITY MEDIA EXECUTIVES
Apr 6, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
SSRC fellowship and grant programs provide support and professional recognition to innovators within fields, and especially to younger researchers whose work and ideas will have longer-term impact on society and scholarship.
contact SSRC
Mar 30, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Designed to grant Iranian-American youth the opportunity to witness first-hand how democracy works in America. The program provides outstanding Iranian-American college students with internships in political and media organizations in Washington, DC throu
contact NIAC
Mar 30, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Awarded to appropriate candidates to help them take advantage of strategic short-term opportunities that can enhance their abilities and credentials to pursue careers that involve the communication of ideas.
contact INSTITUTE FOR HUMANE STUDIES
Mar 28, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
During an intense 4 1/2-day workshop sponsored by the Knight Center for Environmental Journalism, 25 journalists will learn about some of the most important environmental issues facing the Great Lakes and its surroundings.
contact JIM DETJEN
Mar 28, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Five fellowships to this seminar, "Mobile Media: Media Opportunites and Strategies for the Mobile Broadband Generation" which will be held in Los Angeles from April 26-29. The fellowships will include tuition, accomodation, meals and $300 for travel.
contact TOM REGAN
Feb 23, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
$6,875 monthly stipend plus all tuition and fees. One application offers consideration for any and all Fellowships available. Full-time journalists in any media with five years' experience may apply.
contact CHARLES R. EISENDRATH
Feb 22, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Fellowships provide full support for a year of study for four internatinal journalists at the Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.
contact JOSH FRIEDMAN
Feb 22, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
SEJ's fellowships offer assistance to journalists by underwriting costs to the Annual Conference or for special reporting projects. Funding for fellowships comes from a variety of sources and may fluctuate from year to year.
contact SEJ
Feb 21, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Established to provide management training for people of color and women who are radio and television broadcasters and have demonstrated ability to show promise for future advancement in the industry.
contact NAB EDUCATION FOUNDATION
Feb 8, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
A list of 150 fellowships available to graduate students.
contact CORNELL UNIVERSITY
Feb 8, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
"There is tremendous potential for journalists to improve the public's understanding of mental health issues and to play a critical role in reducing stigma and discrimination against people with mental illnesses." - Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter
contact REBECCA G. PALPANT
Feb 3, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Given each year for work published or broadcast during the previous year. The winner receives a $3,000 prize and participates in a public symposium at Stanford with journalists, academics and others whose work focuses on Western environmental issues.
contact RISSER PRIZE
Jan 19, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
A two-month (August-September) working fellowship for young German and American print and broadcast journalists. Travel expenses and a stipend are provided.
contact INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR JOURNALISTS
Jan 10, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Each year, a McGee Fellow is posted to one or more nations in southern Africa for three to four months. The Fellow is based at a university, media assistance organization or journalism association.
contact INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR JOURNALISTS
Jan 10, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Intended for experienced journalists and editors from America's community-based daily newspapers. The goal is to give them an opportunity to establish the connections between local-regional issues and what is happening abroad.
contact WORLD AFFAIRS JOURNALISM FELLOWSHIP
Jan 10, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The fellowship funds stories written by journalists with diverse backgrounds about issues such as the environment, global trade policy, healthcare, race, and education.
contact INDEPENDENT PRESS ASSOCIATION
Jan 10, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The American Council on Germany offers three distinct fellowships to enable journalists to explore timely topics in depth overseas while broadening their personal and professional perspectives.
contact TED MATHYS
Jan 10, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The program is a one-week residential experience for professional science writers and editors, print, broadcast and electronic media journalists and other science reporters and editors whose audience is the general public.
contact SHELLEY DAWICKI
Jan 10, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Winners undertake and complete a one-year project of their choosing, focusing on journalism supportive of American culture and a free society.
contact JOHN FARLEY
Jan 10, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Between 20 and 30 grants will be awarded each year to American journalists to enable them to investigate and report on European topics that they would not otherwise have been able to cover.
contact URSULA SOYEZ
Jan 10, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
The program seeks a small group (6-9) of distinguished mid-career arts editors, critics and reporters from print, broadcast, and online journalism.
contact SASHA ANAWALT
Jan 10, 2005 in FELLOWSHIPS
Nieman Fellowships are awarded to reporters, editors, photographers, producers, editorial writers and cartoonists, and Internet specialists with at least five years of full-time, professional experience in the news media.
contact NIEMAN FOUNDATION FOR JOURNALISM
Dec 16, 2004 in FELLOWSHIPS
The program is open to all full-time U.S. print or broadcast journalists interested in deepening and broadening their knowledge of environmental issues.
contact CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JOURNALISM
Dec 16, 2004 in FELLOWSHIPS
A year-long fellowship to aid in the creation of interactive learning modules for News University, the e-learning project at The Poynter Institute for Media Studies. The project is funded by the Knight Foundation.
contact HOWARD FINBERG
Dec 16, 2004 in FELLOWSHIPS
The Western Knight Center for Specialized Journalism sponsors this USC traveling expenses-paid seminar taking 16 professional fellows on a multi-state journey into the heart of ìIndian Country.î
contact VIKKI PORTER
Dec 16, 2004 in FELLOWSHIPS
The National Press Club offers a one-year stipend of $5,000 to defray post-graduate tuition costs for graduate students in journalism.
contact UNAVAILABLE
Dec 15, 2004 in FELLOWSHIPS
The 2005 Conference of Ford Fellows is planned for early October of 2005. Full details will be provided on this site when they become available.
contact THE NATIONAL ACADEMIES
Dec 15, 2004 in FELLOWSHIPS
AIGC has provided graduate fellowships since 1969 to American Indian and Alaska Native students from federally recognized U.S. tribes.
contact AMERICAN INDIAN GRADUATE CENTER
Dec 15, 2004 in FELLOWSHIPS
A two-year fellowship to a qualified Native American student beginning his or her graduate studies in the fall 2005 semester.
contact RUTH HEGWOOD
Dec 14, 2004 in FELLOWSHIPS
Begun in the fall of 2000, the ASNE/APME Fellows program has placed 43 journalists of color in full-time, permanent newsroom positions at small newspapers (under 75,000 circulation) in the past four years.
contact KATE KENNEDY
Dec 14, 2004 in FELLOWSHIPS
U.S. candidates must have seven years' professional experience. Fellows receive a stipend of $55,000, plus tuition, health insurance and an allowance for books, housing and child care.
contact KNIGHT FELLOWSHIPS
Dec 14, 2004 in FELLOWSHIPS
The Newhouse Graduate Fellowship in Newspaper Journalism for Minorities is a highly competitive 30-month program that provides generous awards each year to two minority students.
contact S.I. NEWHOUSE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS
Dec 9, 2004 in FELLOWSHIPS