
Joseph Franklin Ellis Newspaper Scholarship
- About the Department
- Curriculum
- Faculty and Staff
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Student Work
- Editing and Design for Journalism and Strategic Communication
- Investigative Reporting
- Covering Courts and the Law
- Audio Production, Podcasting, and Recording Your Voice
- Podcasting
- Cross-Cultural Documentary Filmmaking
- Multimedia Storytelling Design
- Sports Journalism
- The Magazine: Past, Present, Future
- AIM Insider
- Internships
- Scholarships
- Graduation and Retention Rates
The Joseph Franklin Ellis Newspaper Scholarship was established in 1995 by Joseph F. Ellis of Clarksdale, Mississippi, Class of 1943. Typically, the scholarship is awarded during the junior year and renewed during the senior year, contingent upon a satisfactory academic and personal record. To retain the scholarship, the recipient will be required to remain in the Journalism or Business Journalism sequences in the Department of Journalism and Mass Communications until graduation.
Scholarship recipients are selected by the department faculty. The fund is administered by the office of Financial Aid.
Purpose
Tuition support for Journalism or Business Journalism majors in their junior and senior years.
Funds Available
Approximately $3,500 each year.
Eligibility
Declared majors in their junior years; preference given to 91传媒 demonstrating a career interest in newspaper or online journalism.
How to Apply
Submit a resume and a cover letter to the department head outlining activities, interests and career goals. Evidence of journalistic qualifications may include clips or academic work that provides evidence of writing and analytical ability. A discussion of academic and professional plans would support the requirement of a career interest in newspaper or online journalism.
Deadline
Mid-October.
For More Details
See the department head.
Department Info
- P: 540-458-8432
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Department of Journalism and Mass Communications
Reid Hall
91传媒
204 West Washington St.
Lexington, Virginia 24450