Win an International Study Tour of Japan June 11 to 20, 2010 Sponsored by the Scripps Howard Foundation Deadline: in cooperation with Winners Postmark Indiana University Announced: Feb. 27, 2010 School of Journalism March 23, 2010 www.scripps.com/foundationae LTS pbodbaed slice ih 2a Lt Ae ALLS Aol ELIGIBILITY: *+ Open to full-time undergraduate ‘communication students who are returning to college in fll 2010 as undergraduates. + Individuals only;no team entries. SUBMIT IN ONE PACKAGE: + Completed entry form (additional forms available online at wwwscripps.com/foundation). *+ Portfolio that includes 4-6 bylined articles or pictures that have e been published in print or online; or 2-4 work samples that ain have been produced for broadcast news or online distribution. *+ Current resume. + Articles should be mounted with dates and the name of the publication, Do not reduce; present in original size and as originally published in print or online. Broadcast work should be presented ‘on 1/2” VHS cassette or DVD as originally aired or posted online. + A letter of recommendation from your supervising editor or producer, newspaper advisor or the dean or director of your ‘communication program that verifies your work was broadcast ‘or published in print or online without major alterations. + Essay not to exceed 400 words on what winning the international study experience will mean to you.FAQs About The Man & The Prize So, who was Roy W. Howard? He led United Press International and Scripps Howard Newspapers during a journalism career that spanned nearly six decades. He was so revered by fellow journalists that in 1955, at age 72, the Society of Professional Journalists named him honorary president. At the time of his death in 1964, then US. president Lyndon B. Johnson said he was “already a legend in his profession” and predicted he would be remembered in history as one of journalism’s commanding figures. Why the international collegiate reporting award in his honort Roy Howard lived a global life well before most journalism schools taught about international reporting. He traveled and worked in Asia, and had a great affinity for Japan, Korea and China. Howard corresponded with presidents about US. policy in Asia, and records at the presidential libraries show that ‘they took his insight seriously. Why is the prize an international study experience? ‘An international study perspective is essential for journalists who cover politics, business, war, immigration issues and their own diverse communities. We have in Bradley J. Hamm, dean of the journalism school at Indiana University,a uniquely qualified leader for this trip. He is not only a gifted instructor, but also a Roy W. Howard scholar ‘who has extensive travel experience throughout Asia. Why the trip to Japan? Few American journalism students today have any experience in Asia. Even for the nearly 200,000 American students who study abroad each year, only about seven percent select a country in Asia. Meanwhile, Japan has the largest circulation newspapers in the world and a new media world is emerging with incredible technology. This is an expenses-paid trip, right? What are my responsibilities? Your travel, lodging and meal expenses will be covered, as well as the costs associated with tours, certain activities and performances. You will be required to sign a waiver of liability and have the required travel documents (i. passport, ‘which must be obtained prior to the trip). A winner unable ‘to make the trip will forfeit any and all prizes associated with the competition, and the award will be presented to the next runner-up== SCRIPPS HOWARD 1) FOUNDATION ROY W. HOWARD COLLEGIATE REPORTING AWARD ENTRY FORM | agree that the material submitted with this entry form will not be returned and may be used to publicize the awards program. | grant permission for it to be collected in educational and/or research archives and used for other educational purposes. | certify that the work product in this entry was originally presented between Feb. 15, 2009 and Feb, 15,2010 and is entered into competition ‘without major alcerations or editing. I | win,| will participate in the study abroad. | understand that if| am unable to take the trip, | forfeit any and all prizes and the award will be offered to the next runner-up. I will be returning to college in fall 2010 as an undergraduate student. PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CLEARLY illegible entry forms may result in disqualification) NAME OF ENTRANT SCHOOL ADDRESS OF ENTRANT HOME ADDRESS OF ENTRANT ENTRANTS PHONE NUMBER ENTRANTS EMAIL ADDRESS NAME OF COLLEGE NAME OF ADVISOR, SUPERVISING EDITOR OR PRODUCER E-MAILADDRESS OF ADVISOR, SUPERVISING EDITOR OR PRODUCER SIGNATURE OF ENTRANT DATE ADDRESS ENTRY TO: ENTRY CHECKLIST: Roy W. Howard Competition Scripps Howard Foundation 312 Walnut Street 1 Work product Cincinnati, OH 45202-4067 [1 Completed entry form (1 Letter of recommendation/ DEADLINE: POSTMARK FEB. 27,2010 verification QUESTIONS: Sue Porter, Scripps Howard Foundation [1 400-word (max) essay 1-800-888-3000, ext. 3030 C1 Current resume