NABJ offers students an expenses-paid fellowship to work in a fully operational newsroom to cover NABJ’s annual convention and local stories in the host city.

During the week-long program, students work alongside professional journalists and public relations experts to produce daily television newscasts and newspapers; create and maintain the convention website; and coordinate and manage corporate communications for workshops, special events and NABJ’s sponsors.

Five students are selected for each of the following program area: print, TV reporting, TV production, graphic design, photography, multimedia, copy desk, and public relations.  Mentors are selected based on their experience and availability.  Students and mentors can apply online via NABJ’s website.  Winners are selected and notified annually in the spring.

For more information, please visit NABJ Student Multimedia Project.