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Scholarships

Scholarships give a hand up to students who have proven their capabilities in the classroom, on the job and – often – in their communities. They are a reward for accomplishments and an investment in potential. The Foundation offers a number of scholarships to promising young communicators, some of which are endowed scholarships at our partner schools. Our premiere scholarship program is a nationally competitive Top Ten Scholarship which awards $10,000 scholarships each to ten communications students. One student may be nominated by any communications program; applicants are selected by independent judges, based on school record, a portfolio of work, community service, an essay and recommendations.

2008 Top Ten recipients will be announced September 29, 2008 with a link to the press release on this page.

For information about the scholarship programs, contact Sue Porter, vice president/programs, Scripps Howard Foundation at 1-800-888-3000 ext. 3030 or sue.porter@scripps.com.

ABOVE:
Mary Specht (second from left in second row) was a Foundation Top Ten scholarship winner and a Roy W. Howard Collegiate Reporting Competition winner, which earned her a journalism study tour of Japan.