OBrien Fellowship In Public Service Journalism 2021-22

OBrien Fellowship In Public Service Journalism 2021-22

About OBrien Fellowship In Public Service Journalism 2021-22
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The application period for the 2021-22 academic-year O’Brien fellowships is now open and will end on Jan. 23, 2021.

O’Brien Fellows spend nine months reporting stories with the power to compel change

Backed by Marquette University, the O’Brien Fellowship helps news professionals dig deep while mentoring student journalists.

The program honors Marquette alumni Alicia and Perry O’Brien. Their daughter, Patricia Frechette, and her husband, Peter, donated $8.3 million in 2012 to create the fellowship. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is a co-founder and partner.

A Unique Journalism Fellowship

* Report and produce an in-depth public service journalism project on a regional, national or international topic.

* Receive a $70,000 salary stipend and additional support.

* Fellows traditionally are in residence, but we are now taking remote or partial remote applications along with full-residency arrangements. The O’Brien newsroom is housed at Marquette University’s Diederich College of Communication near downtown Milwaukee and the Lake Michigan shore.

* Publish or broadcast the project through your home news organization or, in the case of independent journalists, another outlet.

* Integrate Marquette’s best journalism students into your projects as reporters and researchers.

* Help identify a journalism student for a university-funded summer internship at your news organization or other publisher.

For more details please refer the Official Publisher:
https://www.marquette.edu/obrien-fellowship/

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