Media Fellows Scholarship Program Deadline July 30 2012

College can be expensive. We want talented individuals to focus on their career – not their debt.With the Media Fellows Program, the Washington Media Scholars Foundation recognizes enthusiastic and qualified students by awarding a total of $25,000 in scholarships each academic year.

These grants support the academic development of undergraduates dedicated to pursuing a career related to the public policy advertising industry.
2011 Media Fellows Scholarship Recipients

Shanel Adams
Howard University
Junior, Public Relations

Alexandria Brown
Temple University
Senior, Advertising

Diana Cui
Ithaca College
Senior, Integrated Marketing Communications

Brittany Foster
Hampton University
Junior, Broadcast Journalism

Nick Hogan
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Senior, Public Relations

Allyssa Kaiser
Syracuse University
Junior, Advertising and International Relations

Jennifer Muha
Purdue University Calumet
Senior, Business Management – Marketing

Kelsey Reed
Xavier University
Junior, Politics, Philosophy and the Public

Zach Wilkes
Washington and Lee University
Senior, Political Science

Lakeisha Williams
University of Missouri – Columbia
Junior, Journalism

Michael Worley
American University
Senior, Political Science

Official Website
http://mediascholars.org

Harvard-Yenching Institute Visiting Fellowship Program

Scholarship at Harvard-Yenching Institute September 30, 2012, Harvard-Yenching Institute offers Visiting Fellows Program for researchers in Humanities and Social sciences at Harvard University, This program provides advanced PhD candidates (graduate students and junior faculty members) in your institution an opportunity to conduct dissertation research at Harvard University for three semesters, with access to Harvard University libraries and facilities.

Fellows are also affiliated with the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences of Harvard University, and provided with living expenses while at the Institute. All applicants and university/academy administrators will be notified of selection results in mid-February, 2012. In our selection process, preference is given to advanced graduate students and junior faculty members working in East Asian Studies, especially with a comparative focus. The selection criteria include academic training, quality and originality of the research proposal, depth of subject knowledge and feasibility of conducting the research at Harvard University.

Study Subject(s):East Asian Studies
Level:Research
Provider: Harvard-Yenching Institute
Study at: USA
No Open for International Students
How to Apply: By Post
Application Deadline: September 30, 2012

Eligibility:
In our selection process, preference is given to advanced graduate students and junior faculty members working in East Asian Studies, especially with a comparative focus. The selection criteria include academic training, quality and originality of the research proposal, depth of subject knowledge and feasibility of conducting the research at Harvard University.

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