The National Press Photographers Foundation has opened its
scholarship application period for this year, and you do not have to be
an NPPA student member to apply.
The deadline to apply for one of the NPPF $2,000 scholarships is April 15, 2013.
NPPF
extended the deadline this year so that students might be able to
include new work created during this spring semester in their
scholarship application portfolio. A panel of professional
photojournalists will judge the applications.
To qualify, students
must be enrolled in school during the next fall term to receive a
scholarship. Both graduate and undergraduate students may apply.
NPPF
scholarships are awarded to encourage those with talent and dedication
to photojournalism who need financial help to continue their studies.
The awards are directed to students who are studying full-time or who
are returning to college.
The Bob East, Reid Blackburn, Bob
Baxter, Kit C. King, and Jimi Lott scholarships are endowed by donations
from friends, family and news organizations.
The G. Gordon Yoder
Television News Workshop Grant was funded by a gift from television
news pioneer and former NPPF board member G. Gordon Yoder.
NPPF
provides funding for the NPPF Still and Multimedia Scholarship, the NPPF
TV News Scholarship, and the College Photographer of the Year
International awards through donations from NPPA members. The NPPF
Booster Club, made up of NPPA Life members, has provided significant
funding over the years.
The scholarship application is online here.
For more information, contact the scholarship committee chairperson Dr. James W. Brown at jwbrown@nppf.org.
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