• Varies with individual programs

 www.dowjones.com/newsfund/college.html

• Currently enrolled rising junior or rising senior
• Attending college in the Carolinas

• Name of applicant
• Year in school
• Home and school address of the applicant and telephone numbers
• College major
• College honors, offices and activities
• High school attended and any honors, offices and activities
• Any other accomplishments or information the applicant would like to provide
• A statement (one page minimum) signed by the applicant telling how the scholarship would contribute toward the applicant's future career goals
• The names, addresses and telephone numbers of at least two references.  Recommendation letters from each of the references are to be sent under separate cover directly to the Scholarship Chair.
• A certified copy of the applicant's transcript sent under separate cover directly to the Scholarship Chair

• Senior in high school
• National winner of Quill and Scroll Yearbook Excellence Contest (contest deadline November 1) or International Writing/Photography Contest (contest deadline February 5)
• Plan to major in Journalism

• Be a college sophomore
• Be a U.S. Citizen or a registered permanent resident
• Have a goal of becoming a print journalism professional
• Have ties to the Mid-Atlantic/Southern region (NC, VA, MD, DC, DE, SC)
• Be a member of a minority group - Asian, Hispanic, African-American, Native American
• Be enrolled in a full-time course of study in a 4-year degree program
• Be able to pass a pre-employment drug screening as required for all Landmark employees

• Completed application
• Typed autobiography of at least 500 words
• Work samples: a minimum of three college or professional newspaper/magazine or other work samples. NOTE: Include three copies of each work sample - Xeroxes or disks are fine as are email attachments if applying online.
• Resume (include expected date of graduation)
• College transcript with a GPA of 2.5 or better
• Three letters of recommendation

• Recipient of the scholarship will have an internship during the summer between the sophomore and junior years and again between the junior and senior years
• $5,000 scholarship awarded after completion of each summer internship
• Eligible for a one-year internship with full benefits after graduation

• Name of applicant
• Year in school
• Home and school address of the applicant and telephone numbers
• College major
• College honors, offices and activities
• High school attended and any honors, offices and activities
• Any other accomplishments or information the applicant would like to provide
• A statement (one page minimum) signed by the applicant, telling how the scholarship would contribute toward the applicant's future career goals
• The names, addresses and telephone numbers of at least two references
• Recommendation letters from each of the references sent under separate cover directly to the Scholarship Chair
• A certified copy of the applicant's transcript sent under separate cover directly to the Scholarship Chair

SC Dept of Transportation

955 Park Street

PO Box 191
Columbia, SC  29202

(803) 737-1270

(803) 737-1273 (FAX)

poorejp@scdot.org

• Currently enrolled rising junior or senior at a North or South Carolina college or university
• Pursuing a major course of study with emphasis in broadcast or electronic journalism

• Any South Carolinian 16 through 19 years old who has not entered a post-secondary school as of March 1 of the year in which the contest is entered
• Do not have to have a disability to enter
• Submit an article related to the topic selected by the Governor's Committee

• Available for rising Juniors and Seniors
• Must be studying at a South Carolina college or university
• Must agree to work in the print media upon graduation

National Institute for Labor Relations Research

5211 Port Royal Road, Suite 510

Springfield, VA 22151

• Demonstrate potential for the successful completion of the educational requirements in an accredited journalism program by submitting a transcript or copy of acceptance letter from the school you are attending or will attend;
• Demonstrate an understanding of the principles of voluntary unionism and the economic and social problems of compulsory unionism by submitting an essay of approximately 500 words.