JEA: Journalism Education Association
JEA: Journalism Education Association
 

JEA Awards

Administrator of the Year
Aspiring Young Journalist Award
Carl Towley Award
Cornerstone Award
Diversity Award
Friend of Scholastic Journalism
Future Teachers Scholarships
Investigative Reporting Award
Lifetime Achievement Award
Medal of Merit
Other JEA Awards
Rising Star Award
Ryan White Award
Teacher Inspiration Award
Journalist of the Year
Yearbook Adviser of the Year
 
Write-offs

 

Brian Hayes
Brian Hayes, the first recipient of JEA's Future Journalism Teacher Scholarship, delivers a session a JEA/NSPA convention.

Future Teacher Scholarships

About the Scholarships

The Journalism Education Association sponsors up to three $1,000 scholarships for education majors who intend to teach scholastic journalism. Each recipient must be an upper-division or master’s degree student in a college program designed to prepare him/her for teaching at the secondary-school level. Current secondary-school journalism teachers who are in a degree program to improve their journalism teaching skills are also eligible.

Entry Criteria

Each recipient must complete the application and include the following:

Award Recognition

  • A committee of teachers and university personnel involved in journalism teacher education will make the selection.
  • Winners are announced at the fall JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention.

For More Information

Candace Perkins Bowen • cbowen@kent.edu • (303) 672-8297

Deadline

Received by Oct. 15.

Mail To

Future Teacher Scholarship
JEA Headquarters
Kansas State University
103 Kedzie Hall
Manhattan, KS 66506


Future Journalism Teacher Scholarship Winners

2008
Kip Carlson (Willamette University, Ore.)
Autumn Nolder (Ball State University, Ind.)
Jeremy Whitin (Michigan State University)

2007
Agnes Lorraine B. Soriano (Michigan State University)
Rutherford Rankin (Emporia State University, Kan.)
Anna Kearns (Kansas State University)

2006
Rachel Searcy, Ind.
Sara-Beth O'Connor, MI

2005
Kevin Allen, La.
Tiffany Shogren, Kan.
Adam Maksl, Ind.

2004
Margaret Krohne, Ohio

2003
Ada Anderson, Ind.
Emily Cherry, Kan.
Kellie E. Doyle, Iowa

2002
Kimberly Coffin, Neb.

2001
Jennifer Lennox, Ohio

2000
Brian Hayes, Ind.

 

 

 

 

 
 
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