Overview
The Leadership Academy is a unique training and development program for print and Web journalists who are, or aspire to become, newsroom managers. Beginning or mid-career managers will be guided through the issues and challenges of newsroom leadership and will gain skills necessary to lead in a rapidly-changing media world.
Journalists selected to attend the Academy will receive all-expense-paid leadership training at The Times during the fall and at Harvard University through the Maynard Institute Media Academy in January and March (each session at Harvard is a week long). The group will come together one last time at the summer NABJ convention to share their experience with interested colleagues.
Applicants should have two to five years experience in one or more management positions.
Sponsored by:
How to Apply
The Leadership Academy is open to newspaper and Web journalists with strong leadership and managerial potential who want to further develop their skills. Applicants may come from a range of newsroom experience including--but not limited to—department or section heads, deputy or assistant editors, assignment editors, slots, photo editors, photographers, designers, graphics editors and Web editors.
An application must contain ALL of the following:
Please quote Scholarization.blogspot.com on your application when applying for this position.
The Leadership Academy is a unique training and development program for print and Web journalists who are, or aspire to become, newsroom managers. Beginning or mid-career managers will be guided through the issues and challenges of newsroom leadership and will gain skills necessary to lead in a rapidly-changing media world.
Journalists selected to attend the Academy will receive all-expense-paid leadership training at The Times during the fall and at Harvard University through the Maynard Institute Media Academy in January and March (each session at Harvard is a week long). The group will come together one last time at the summer NABJ convention to share their experience with interested colleagues.
Applicants should have two to five years experience in one or more management positions.
Sponsored by:
How to Apply
The Leadership Academy is open to newspaper and Web journalists with strong leadership and managerial potential who want to further develop their skills. Applicants may come from a range of newsroom experience including--but not limited to—department or section heads, deputy or assistant editors, assignment editors, slots, photo editors, photographers, designers, graphics editors and Web editors.
An application must contain ALL of the following:
1. The application form, completed and signed
2. Your resume
3. A letter of recommendation
4. Proof of membership in NABJ
Applications may be obtained and information provided by contacting the coordinator of the Leadership Academy, Juanita Powell-Brunson, at 212 556-3599 or poweljf@nytimes.com.
Applicants must be able to meet the time requirements: two days in November or December in New York; one week at Harvard in January, another week at Harvard in March; and the NABJ convention in August.
Deadline
Applications must be postmarked by October 1, 2011 and mailed to:
The NABJ/New York Times Leadership Academy
Attn: Dana Canedy
Senior Editor
PO Box 2690
Times Square Station
New York, NY 10108
http://www.nabj.org/?page=FellowshipsPlease quote Scholarization.blogspot.com on your application when applying for this position.
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