The Cronkite School Coverdell Fellowship supports eligible Returned Peace Corps Volunteers pursuing the Master of Mass Communication or Master of Arts in Investigative Journalism degree. Learn the tools and techniques you’ll need to become a journalist, podcaster, digital strategist, entrepreneur, nonprofit communicator and more, in as little as 12 months..
The Cronkite School values applications from RPCVs, who have demonstrated the skills and values that are critical to thriving in our master’s program and beyond. The public service mission is central to our journalism curriculum, which focuses on engaging and informing communities, shedding light on societal challenges and solutions, providing a voice for underserved populations and holding people in power accountable.
Journalism also requires flexibility, confidence and resilience in unfamiliar situations. RPCVs have demonstrated all of the above, making them especially suited for our hands-on program.
Cronkite Coverdell fellows:
To learn more about eligibility for the fellowship, and seek an application fee waiver, please visit ASU’s Graduate College Peace Corps Coverdell Fellows page.
The Cronkite community brings together storytellers, scholars and strategists on campus and online. Connect with the students, faculty and mentors who will become your professional network.
