Gregory M. Chronister Journalism Fellowship

Applying For The Fellowship

Thank you for your interest in the Education Week Gregory M. Chronister Journalism Fellowship program. Please check back later for more information.

Please Note: The only way to apply for the Gregory M. Chronister Journalism Fellowship is by using the online application form. All information requested in the application must be written in English, and submitted in the online form below. If an application is completed in any other language than English, we cannot guarantee that the content will be read and/or understood for its original meaning.

NO INFORMATION WILL BE ACCEPTED OUTSIDE OF THIS ONLINE FORM OR AFTER THE APPLICATION PERIOD CLOSES.

Please take careful note of the application closing date and checklist listed here. Active but incomplete applications will NOT be considered once the application is closed. Please review the eligibility and expectations, here.

If you have any questions regarding the application, please contact Scott Montgomery of Education Week / Editorial Projects in Education, at fellowship@epe.org or (301) 280-3100.

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Resume/CV (.pdf)Please provide your resume/CV.

Please provide your resume/CV.

Cover Letter (.pdf)Please provide a cover letter introducing yourself, offering a snapshot of your proposed project, and explaining why you are seeking the support of the fellowship.

Please provide a cover letter introducing yourself, offering a snapshot of your proposed project, and explaining why you are seeking the support of the fellowship.

Letter of Recommendation (.pdf)Please provide a letter of recommendation from your employer that addresses the benefits of the fellowship to you and to the Education Week audience (as well as any co-publishing outlet's audience, as appropriate), as well as your employer's commitment to support the project as detailed on the Details page. Freelance applicants should submit a letter of recommendation from an assigning editor with, as appropriate, a commitment to serve as a co-publisher for the final project.

Please provide a letter of recommendation from your employer that addresses the benefits of the fellowship to you and to the Education Week audience (as well as any co-publishing outlet's audience, as appropriate), as well as your employer's commitment to support the project as detailed on the Details page. Freelance applicants should submit a letter of recommendation from an assigning editor with, as appropriate, a commitment to serve as a co-publisher for the final project.

Project proposal (.pdf)A two- to three-page project proposal outlining your topic, why you think it's a good package or series for the Education Week audience (and to co-publish with your news outlet, as appropriate), expected reporting locations, examples of potential sources, how you envision the final presentation, and a suggested financial budget.

A two- to three-page project proposal outlining your topic, why you think it's a good package or series for the Education Week audience (and to co-publish with your news outlet, as appropriate), expected reporting locations, examples of potential sources, how you envision the final presentation, and a suggested financial budget.

Work SamplesPlease provide work samples, including at least three stories published during the past 12 months, and examples of your education-related reporting.

Please provide work samples, including at least three stories published during the past 12 months, and examples of your education-related reporting.