New Investigative Fellowship Will Pair Newmark J-School Grads With PBS’ FRONTLINE
Funded by The Tow Foundation, the fellowship will give our grads invaluable experience reporting on documentary, podcast, video, photography, and graphics projects.
Funded by The Tow Foundation, the fellowship will give our grads invaluable experience reporting on documentary, podcast, video, photography, and graphics projects.
Media employers are seeking journalists with multimedia and bilingual skills.
Six veteran journalists working on three projects will receive grants of up to $15,000.
Time magazine has described the news anchor as one of the 100 most influential people in the world.
He is known for his extensive reporting on organized crime in Europe.
She will lead the Newmark J-School's communications, marketing, and branding initiatives and digital presence.
The Cabot Prizes honor journalists for career excellence and coverage that furthers inter-American understanding.
The professorships established by The Tow Foundation support teachers who are leaders in their fields.