Workshops & Services - Student Projects
MTV News & Docs is casting for a new pilot called “The Paper,” which chronicles the inner workings and outside lives of a high school newspaper staff.
contact CLARESA MANDOLA
Nov 27, 2006 in STUDENT PROJECTS
A weeklong workshop for Native American students majoring in print, radio, television or online journalism. More than 35 Native students will be accepted and provided a small stipend, and hotel and travel expenses.
contact NAJA
Feb 17, 2006 in STUDENT PROJECTS
Students are selected through a competitive process and given the opportunity to get hands-on experience in producing a daily newspaper, radio and television newscasts and designing and managing a Web site at the AAJA convention.
contact BRANDON SUGIYAMA
Feb 14, 2006 in STUDENT PROJECTS
Students earn six credits in four weeks creating a web documentary on a small Italian town (www.CagliProject.com).
contact PROF. ANDREW CIOFALO
Nov 1, 2005 in STUDENT PROJECTS
Reuters created this program to help minority high school students who are interested in journalism careers enhance their writing and reporting skills and to expose students to the exciting world of business news and the world’s largest wire service.
contact MEREDITH GROSSMAN DUBNER
Apr 7, 2005 in STUDENT PROJECTS
A weeklong journalism camp for 15 Native American high school students who will learn the basics of journalism by working with Native and non-Native media professionals in producing one issue of a newspaper called Rising Voices.
contact NATIVE AMERICAN JOURNALISTS ASSOCIATION
Apr 6, 2005 in STUDENT PROJECTS
An internet-based international student-run news service established by the International Education and Resource Network (iEARN-USA) and the Daniel Pearl Foundation invites high school students around the world to become reporters.
contact ANINDITA DUTTA ROY
Apr 4, 2005 in STUDENT PROJECTS
The Summer Institute of Journalism (SIJ) is for 15 students interested in a career in journalism and who are currently attending a Council for Christian Colleges & Universities member college or university.
contact RICHARD POTTS
Mar 28, 2005 in STUDENT PROJECTS
Students must complete application, as well as submit clips that best demonstrate their skills for the Print/Online, Radio or Video Projects. NLGJA covers expenses and each student project participant is given a free one-year membership to NLGJA.
contact JASON LLOYD CLEMENT
Jan 11, 2005 in STUDENT PROJECTS
Classes are open rising 10th, 11th and 12th graders who have recommendations from their publication advisers or principals.
contact WILLIAM MCKEEN
Jan 11, 2005 in STUDENT PROJECTS
Close to 120 high school students spend an intense week at the University of Maryland studying journalism at MSPAís annual program.
contact MARCHELLE PAYNE-GASSAWAY
Jan 11, 2005 in STUDENT PROJECTS
The National Association of Hispanic Journalists is accepting applications for its Student Projects and Campus to be conducted at NAHJ's annual convention June 12ñ18, 2005, in Fort Worth, Texas.
contact NANCY TITA
Dec 14, 2004 in STUDENT PROJECTS
J Camp is a high school journalism program for gifted students of color. Applicants must be high school freshmen, sophomores or juniors available to travel to and stay for the six-day program.
contact BRANDON SUGIYAMA
Dec 14, 2004 in STUDENT PROJECTS
Multiple programs sponsored by the Radio-Television News Directors Association & Foundation geared towards high school students interested in broadcast journalism.
contact CAROLYN TERRY
Dec 14, 2004 in STUDENT PROJECTS
The Poynter Institute offers its popular Writers Workshop for Tampa Bay area high school students and teachers.
contact WENDY WALLACE
Dec 14, 2004 in STUDENT PROJECTS