Ted Scripps Fellowships in ENVIRONMENTAL JOURNALISM

University of Colorado Boulder

"I definitely approach environmental subjects differently than I did before the fellowship, I have more confidence in my ability to grasp scientific concepts ad consequently, I find I can probe a little more deeply, have a bit more confidence in my ability to question research that I presented with, and be ore critical and skeptical when I look at policy relating to science. "

Michael Kodas, Journalist and author, former fellow 2009-2010

Apply now for the 2012-2013 academic year. Full-time U.S. print, broadcast and online journalists with a minimum of five years professional experience are eligible. Applicants may include general reporters, editors, producers, environmental reporters, full-time freelancers and photojournalists. Prior experience covering the environment is not necessary. Fellows will take classes, attend special seminars, go on field trips and engage in independent study at a university renowned for its environmental science and policy studies. The fellowship provides a 9-month stipend of $50,000, and additionally covers tuition and fees.

Application Deadline: March 1, 2012

For more information and application instructions contact: http://www.colorado.edu/journalism/cej

The Center for Environmental Journalism
University of Colorado Boulder
1511 University Avenue, 478 UCB, Boulder, CO 80309-0478

(303) 492-4114

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