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An Online Newsletter Celebrating Native America |
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November 30, 2002 - Issue 75 |
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Opportunities - Page Four |
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Here you will find listings of:
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Program Number: 00313 |
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SYNOPSIS:
Contact: Address:
Office of Fellowships Award
Type(s): Facilities-Access To Citizenship/Country
of Applying Institution: Locations Tenable: U.S.A. Citizenship (including U.S. Territories) Appl
Type(s): Minority Individual Target
Group(s): NONE Geo. Restricted: NO RESTRICTIONS OBJECTIVES: ELIGIBILITY FUNDING |
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Program Number: 02377 |
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SYNOPSIS:
Contact: Address:
Office of Fellowships Program
URL: http://www.si.edu/ofg/intern.htm#iofg DEADLINE
NOTE Award
Type(s): Facilities-Access To Citizenship/Country
of Applying Institution: Locations Tenable: U.S.A. Citizenship (including U.S. Territories) Appl
Type(s): Minority Individual Target
Group(s): NONE Geo. Restricted: NO RESTRICTIONS OBJECTIVES: ELIGIBILITY |
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Coca-Cola Corporate Intern Program |
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Students
can learn about the program and apply online at www.uncf.org. The deadline
for the summer 2003 Corporate Intern Program is December
15, 2002.
If you have any questions, please contact Charlene Crusoe-Ingram, VP, at 404-676-2813. |
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The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation |
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Kaiser
Media Internships in Urban Health Reporting offer summer internships
(eleven print, three television) to young minority journalists interested
in specializing in health reporting. Typically, interns selected are
graduating from college and/or journalism school with quite considerable newsroom experience, including previous internships at a newspaper or TV station. Previous reporting experience and/or academic expertise in health, medical or science-related issues, or urban affairs, is a plus, but not an absolute requirement. The Kaiser Internship Program provides an initial week-long briefing on urban public health issues and health reporting in Washington, D.C. Interns are then based for ten weeks at their newspaper/TV station, typically under the direction of the Health or Metro Editor/News Director, where they report on health issues. The program ends with a 3-day meeting and site visits in Boston. The aim is to provide young journalists or journalism college graduates with an in-depth introduction to and practical experience on the specialist health beat. Each participating news organization makes the final selection of their intern, starting November/December. The 2003 Kaiser Media Internship host news organizations are: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Boston Globe, The Detroit Free Press, The Los Angeles Times, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, The Orlando Sentinel/El Sentinel (The Orlando Sentinel intern needs to be bilingual in English and Spanish.), The Oregonian, The Plain Dealer, Cleveland, The San Jose Mercury News, The Sun-Sentinel, Fort Lauderdale, The Washington Post, KTVU/2-TV, San Francisco-Oakland, KXAS/5-TV, Dallas Fort-Worth, WAGA/5-TV, Atlanta Award: $6,000 for twelve week period plus travel and training expenses Deadline: December 2, 2002 for print applicants; January 10, 2003 for TV applicants Program dates: June 1 - August 20, 2003 Application
procedure: Please check out our website Contact:
Penny Duckham, executive director, Media Fellowships Program; |
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Knight-Wallace Fellowship
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Call
for applications. The Fellowship is designed to broaden perspectives, nurture intellectual growth and inspire personal transformation. With no deadlines, exams, or papers to worry about, a Knight-Wallace Fellowship frees you to explore the breadth of scholarship available at the University of Michigan. Leading academics and figures of major interest to journalists give seminars and discuss issues. Past speakers include: Mike Wallace, Charles Gibson, Seamus Heany, Gloria Steinem, Ken Auletta, Michael Moore, Catharine MacKinnon, Clarence Page, Patrick Oliphant, Richard Ford, David Halberstam, George Soros, Tom Friedman, Madeleine Albright, Jay Harris, Kevin Klose, Peter Osnos, Michael Connelly, Ann Marie Lipinski and Paul Tash. Travel for Fellows and families includes a fall color tour in northern Michigan, an architectural tour in Chicago, a foreign news tour in Toronto, and a news tour combined with culture and politics in Buenos Aires. Spouses
are an integral part of the Fellowship experience and are invited to
participate actively. They often end their year with a book in the works
or a new career on the horizon. Housing is easy and the public schools
are Mike and Mary Wallace House is a graceful, spacious home, a gift from the CBS newsman and his wife, it serves as headquarters for the Knight-Wallace Fellows. Fellowships Awarded Include:
One application offers consideration for any and all Fellowships available. Full-time journalists in any media with five years' experience may apply. Application deadline February 1 postmark. Inquiries and applications to:
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