Education

High School Journalists

RTNDF's High School Broadcast Journalism Project helps today's high school students become tomorrow's broadcast journalists by offering a wide range of programs and activities that fund, support and advocate electronic journalism education in high schools across the country.  By working with students, teachers and administrators, as well as the broader journalism community, RTNDF plays a critical role in creating broadcast journalism programs, developing curriculum and garnering support for the programs within their communities.

Find out more at HSBJ.org

Undergraduate Journalists

RTNDA and RTNDF have programs for undergraduate students. In addition to RTNDA Student Chapters, the organizations support electronic journalism education for undergraduate students by offering eight prestigious scholarships. All scholarships are paid in semi-annual installments for one academic year of study.

Want to find out more? Contact Stacey Staniak at staceys@rtnda.org or call 202.467.5205

Graduate Journalists

Graduate students in broadcast journalism are eligible to apply for the Radio and Television News Directors Foundation's two graduate scholarships. Recipients are awarded cash rewards which can be applied to tuition, books, room and board or other expenses.

Want to find out more? Contact Stacey Staniak at staceys@rtnda.org or call 202.467.5205. 

Educators

RTNDF encourages educators to plan an active role in the growth of the journalism industry. Through programs provided by RTNDF, high school and college educators can help today's students become tomorrow's journalists. A number of higher learning institutions have their own RTNDF student chapter. Learn how to start a student chapter at your school, or how to become more involved in journalism education. 

Industry Professionals