Undergraduate

Journalism Foreign Intrigue Scholarship

The Journalism Foreign Intrigue Scholarship was established by a UW Journalism alum, and provides financial support for a journalism student to work as a intern reporter at a foreign newspaper and to travel after the internship. The donor's goal is to give journalism students exposure to another culture and a more thorough understanding of journalism and culture.

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Read more about the interns on their travel blogs:

2009

• Madelyn Fairbanks, Reuters News Service in Lima, Peru
• Judy Vue, Awoko Newspaper in Freetown, Sierra Leone
• Chantal Anderson (blog will be available late summer 2009)
• Kristin Okinaka, Cambodian Daily (no blog per publication's request)

2008

• Meg Peters, Beijing's China Daily (Peters also maintained a blog at The Huffington Post)
• Yu Nakayama, Awoko newspaper in Freetown, Sierra Leone
• Keith Vance, Cambodian Daily

2007

• Michael Carter - Awoko newspaper in Freetown, Sierra Leone
• Maureen Trantham -  Shanghai, China
• Tiffany Wan - Jakarta, Indonesia

2006

• Jason McBride - Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Forms

• Foreign Intrigue Scholarship Application
• Other study abroad programs