Richard D. Hendrickson Memorial Scholarship — $2,000
Greater Los Angeles chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists
About
An annual $2,000 award for an enrolled college student pursuing a career in text/print journalism. Intended for students in accredited journalism programs, especially those in Los Angeles, Orange or Ventura counties. Applicants must demonstrate potential to succeed in journalism careers and submit work samples and a resume.
To support and encourage students pursuing careers in journalism, particularly in text/print reporting.
Who can apply
Be enrolled in an accredited journalism program in Los Angeles, Orange or Ventura County, California.
“full-time students majoring in journalism in an accredited undergraduate or graduate journalism program in Los Angeles, Orange and Ventura counties.”
Be a full-time student.
“full-time students majoring in journalism in an accredited undergraduate or graduate journalism program in Los Angeles, Orange and Ventura counties.”
Be majoring in journalism.
“full-time students majoring in journalism in an accredited undergraduate or graduate journalism program in Los Angeles, Orange and Ventura counties.”
OR: Have attended high school in Los Angeles, Orange or Ventura counties (and be attending an accredited journalism program elsewhere).
“Students who attended high schools in Los Angeles, Orange and Ventura counties and are attending accredited journalism programs elsewhere are also eligible.”
Demonstrate potential to succeed in news, sports and photojournalism media careers / commitment to a career in journalism.
“Applicants must demonstrate their potential to succeed in news, sports and photojournalism media careers.”
Be majoring in journalism (field of study: journalism).
“full-time students majoring in journalism in an accredited undergraduate or graduate journalism program”
Demonstrate potential to succeed in news, sports or photojournalism media careers.
“Applicants must demonstrate their potential to succeed in news, sports and photojournalism media careers.”