Workshops & Services - Programs
ELP looks at how Asian American and Pacific Islander values relate to high-level decision-making processes and leadership development. Two-session program explores the responsibilities and challenges in the newsroom.
contact ALBERT LEE
Nov 27, 2006 in PROGRAMS
This pilot-program enables veteran journalists, or Prime Movers, to share their knowledge and experiences with junior colleagues, or Rising Stars, SFSU journalism students and Bay Area high school journalists.
contact GARY MOSKOWITZ
Nov 7, 2006 in PROGRAMS
During 16 weeks in Washington, students work full-time in major news bureaus. Students pay no tuition or fees. Each receives a $3,000 stipend to help with Washington living expenses.
contact TERRY MICHAEL
Sep 22, 2006 in PROGRAMS
Since 1994, WMPG's Blunt Youth Radio Project has created a space for young people in the Portland, Maine area to explore their community and develop their voice through the first hand experience of media creation.
contact CLAIRE HOLMAN
Sep 21, 2006 in PROGRAMS
Southeast Florida is the 2007 setting for The Scripps Howard Institute on the Environment, an intensive five-day program of continuing education for working reporters who cover the environment. Application deadline is March 15, 2007.
contact NEIL SANTANIELLO
Sep 20, 2006 in PROGRAMS
The New York Media Experience Program is operated by Marist Colleges Communication Program, which has more than 25 years of experience placing undergraduate students in New York City internships.
contact GERALD MCNULTY
Sep 18, 2006 in PROGRAMS
Participants must be nominated by their news organization. The program will accept only the most senior and highest potential executives from both the business and editorial sides of newspaper, broadcast, magazine, and Internet news businesses.
contact LAURA REIZMAN
Sep 11, 2006 in PROGRAMS
TFAS brings together the brightest students from around the world for an intense academic and cross-cultural experience. Participants earn academic credit from Georgetown University and become a part of a worldwide network of young leaders.
contact TFAS
Aug 28, 2006 in PROGRAMS
For graduates in journalism, the liberal arts, and graphic or visual design. Poynter provides financial support to summer fellows who are unable to pay the full $3,000 tuition for the six-week program.
contact KELLY MCBRIDE
Aug 11, 2006 in PROGRAMS
The News Associates program is a fast-track opportunity for people with the goal to learn news gathering and production skills. It is not designed to train people who wish to be on-air reporters.
contact UNAVAILABE
Aug 11, 2006 in PROGRAMS
In order to further encourage diversity among our writers, NBC provides funding for a minority staff writer position for all scripted NBC Primetime Series.
contact DIVERSITY INITIATIVE
Aug 11, 2006 in PROGRAMS
If you expect to graduate in the next 12 months or have graduated within the last two years then think about our four Graduate Programmes covering Business, Finance, Journalism, or Technology.
contact UNAVAILABLE
Aug 11, 2006 in PROGRAMS
The National Press Foundation's goal is to help journalists better understand the issues about which they write and broadcast. NPF programs are held in Washington, D.C., in cities across the country, and all over the world.
contact 202.663.7280
Aug 3, 2006 in PROGRAMS
An intensive, one-day course in journalism for Bay Area teens and secondary teachers on January 20, 2007 at SFSU. $50 application fee for groups of 5 or more. $10 application fee for individuals.
contact GARY MOSKOWITZ
Aug 2, 2006 in PROGRAMS APPLICATION FORM
Teen journalists report, write, blog, produce multimedia or take photographs that address the issue of teenage drinking. Students submit work to CIIJ by December 8, 2006. Winner announced December 15.
contact GARY MOSKOWITZ
Aug 2, 2006 in PROGRAMS APPLICATION FORM
Program welcomes about 20 students every year to Princeton University's campus for a 10-day, all-expenses-paid seminar. Our participants are sophomores and juniors from high schools across the Northeast and Chicago.
contact SUMMER PRINCE
May 15, 2006 in PROGRAMS
The East-West Center program sends six Korean journalists to the U.S. and six U.S. journalists to South Korea to meet with government and business leaders, academics, non-governmental organizations and community members.
contact SUSAN KREIFELS
Nov 18, 2005 in PROGRAMS
The Post created the Young Journalists Development Program in 1997 to educate and cultivate talented young people who are interested in a career in newspaper journalism.
contact ATHELIA KNIGHT
Nov 17, 2005 in PROGRAMS DOWNLOAD PDF
A two-week concentration on U.S. foreign policy followed by a third week devoted to the relationship between the media and U.S. foreign policy and how to report U.S. foreign policy.
contact USFPI
Nov 16, 2005 in PROGRAMS
This program is targeted for journalists of color who have served in a Television newsroom for 2-3 years. It is a two-year program for one producer and one correspondent to work in a CBS affiliate.
contact LINDA MASONAT (212) 975-4321
Nov 15, 2005 in PROGRAMS
The school developed the program in response to the interests of students and out of a belief that more in-depth coverage of environmental issues would enhance not only the field of journalism but also the public dialogue.
contact JANE KAY
Aug 26, 2005 in PROGRAMS
A minority "Landmark Scholars" program provides a $10,000 scholarship, two paid summer internships, and a full-time paid internship for at least one year after graduation.
contact ANN MORRIS
Aug 12, 2005 in PROGRAMS
All of NLGJA’s education-related resources - the Educators’ Toolbox, Student Projects at the National Convention, NLGJA Excellence in Student Journalism Award, Internships and Scholarship Fund - now fall under this program.
contact PAMELA STROTHER
Aug 9, 2005 in PROGRAMS
The mission of the UND School of Communication Native Media Center is to promote diversity in Communication by increasing awareness of American Indian issues among media professionals and attracting Native students into Journalism and Communications.
contact PAUL BOSWELL
Aug 8, 2005 in PROGRAMS
The NABJ Media Institute seeks to provide professional development, technical training, historical documentation and entrepreneurial guidance for black journalists and students, relating to the media industry.
contact NABJ
Aug 8, 2005 in PROGRAMS
The program was designed to diversify Free Press readership while molding potential journalists and future citizens. Students involved in the program have won scores of local and national journalism awards and scholarships.
contact JOE GRIMM
Aug 8, 2005 in PROGRAMS
The Department of Journalism has traditionally offered several summer programs for high school students and teachers. Call 662-915-7146 for program availability.
contact BETH FITTS
Aug 3, 2005 in PROGRAMS
Qualified applicants should be recent graduates or in their final (senior) year of college. The candidate should have a strong desire to pursue a career on the business side of magazine publishing.
contact LOGAN ASSOCIATE PROGRAM
Aug 2, 2005 in PROGRAMS
Designed to support the education of high school and college students in the greater Los Angeles area who exhibit talent and interest in journalism. The program helps prepare participants for careers in print media.
contact UNAVAILABLE
Aug 1, 2005 in PROGRAMS
Developed for mid-level professionals by the NAA's Diversity Department, this program is a structured effort aimed at developing the next generation of newspaper industry leaders.
contact RONN LEVINE
Jul 25, 2005 in PROGRAMS
News directors with more than three years of news directions experience may apply to become a Fellow of the Carole Kneeland Project News Director Development Program (NDDP).
contact RENEE LIPMAN
May 31, 2005 in PROGRAMS
The week-long program is open to women working in the U.S. media who are aspiring leaders and mid-level managers who want to shine by sharpening their skills.
contact INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S MEDIA FOUNDATION
May 12, 2005 in PROGRAMS
Youth Communication helps teenagers develop their skills in reading, writing, thinking, and reflection, so they can acquire the information they need to make thoughtful choices about their lives. They run three major programs and many smaller projects.
contact YOUTH COMMUNICATIONS
May 11, 2005 in PROGRAMS
America’s sole academic center dedicated to the advancement of arts and cultural journalism and is a joint program of Columbia University's School of Journalism and School of the Arts.
contact COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
Apr 19, 2005 in PROGRAMS
The six-week session immerses participants in everything from the basics of headline writing, grammar, page design and story organization to interpersonal skills that enable editors to work successfully with reporters and other editors.
contact MAYNARD INSTITUTE
Apr 6, 2005 in PROGRAMS
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 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MINORITY MEDIA EXECUTIVES
Apr 6, 2005 in PROGRAMS
Last year close to 120 high school students spent an intense week at the University of Maryland studying journalism at MSPA’s annual program.
contact MARCHELLE PAYNE-GASSAWAY
Mar 30, 2005 in PROGRAMS
Giving professional science reporters the chance to forget about story deadlines and the latest breakthroughs, and instead immerse themselves in the process of basic biomedical and environmental research.
contact PAMELA CLAPP HINKLE
Mar 30, 2005 in PROGRAMS
Up to 30 students attend an intensive workshop held on the University campus each summer. The workshop emphasizes reporting, writing, editing, graphics, photography, production and basic communication skills.
contact DR. EDWARD MULLINS
Mar 30, 2005 in PROGRAMS
All NYU Summer in London courses carry four points of undergraduate credit that count toward the NYU journalism major and as electives for other NYU undergraduates. In the case of visiting students, transfer of credits is up to the student's home school.
contact CAROL STERNHELL
Mar 28, 2005 in PROGRAMS
Program is unlike traditional intern programs in that students work for partner companies during summers and school breaks from the summer following their junior year in high school until they graduate from college.
contact ROBBIN TURNER, REGIONAL DIRECTOR, WESTERN REGION
Mar 8, 2005 in PROGRAMS
826 Valencia is a fun and inspiring place to come with a group of students to work on writing. Our space is free and available to teachers in the Bay area, grades 1ñ12, for field trips of all kinds.
contact JORY JOHN
Feb 11, 2005 in PROGRAMS
Free program open to American Indian college students interested print journalism. Institute graduates earn four hours of transferable college credit and a $500 scholarship a one-year NAJA membership.
contact JANINE HARRIS
Feb 10, 2005 in PROGRAMS
To be a leader in Radio, you must not only know how to adapt to change but also how to guide your staff to optimize efficiency and provide a smooth transition - whether it be a change in format or a change in ownership.
contact KELLY L. HARRIS
Feb 8, 2005 in PROGRAMS
Undergraduate field study around the world.
contact SIT
Feb 8, 2005 in PROGRAMS
Bell Labs and Lucent Technologies have several programs that are designed to encourage students to pursue careers in science and engineering
contact SPECIAL PROGRAMS MANAGER
Feb 7, 2005 in PROGRAMS
For îsophomore, junior or senior students who are currently enrolled in a degree-granting program at an institution of higher education and who are members of a population underrepresented in the academy.î
contact YOLANDA ZEPEDA
Feb 1, 2005 in PROGRAMS
NAJA provides free workshops, classes and panel discussions throughout the year to address current topics of interest to Native American journalists and we offer fellowships to provide our members the opportunity to attend career-building programs.
contact NAJA
Jan 21, 2005 in PROGRAMS
AAJA Radio Network, Mentor Programs, Seminars, Study Tours, Fellowships, Executive Leadership Program, Camp AAJA.
contact ALBERT LEE
Jan 20, 2005 in PROGRAMS
Pre-Graduate School Workshop for Native American Students co-sponsored by AIGC (American Indian Graduate Center) Winds of Change Magazine, U. of Missouri-Columbia, and over 30 of the nation's finest graduate and professional programs.
contact CHRISTINE SUINA
Jan 7, 2005 in PROGRAMS
Sophomores, juniors, and seniorswho are currently enrolled in a degree-granting program and who are members of a population underrepresented in the academy are eligible.
contact CIC
Dec 15, 2004 in PROGRAMS