The Poynter Fellowship in Journalism at Yale brings distinguished journalists and members of the media to campus to interact with students, faculty, and the public. By way of lectures, panels, seminar discussions, and informal meetings, Poynter aims to provide a cultivated look at topics of interest from all possible perspectives. The Poynter Fellowship Committee will review all proposals from faculty members and student organizations. Once the committee approves a proposal, the Poynter Fellowship will notify the sponsor of the approved funding so they may begin coordinating the visit. To submit a proposal, please fill out the fields below and submit. About the Journalist Journalist’s name and professional title: * Journalist’s media outlet and geographical location: * Journalist’s bio (please paste short bio below): * Please provide a brief explanation of the topic(s) the proposed journalist will discuss: * Please list all speaking engagements you hope to have your journalist participate in during their visit (e.g. classroom visit, public lecture, college tea, etc.): * To help make this visit have university-wide impact and cross-disciplinary involvement, please list all professors, student organizations, professional schools, and colleges that you have reached out to (or will to reach out to) in your planning efforts. * How and where do you plan to advertise your event and will your class be expected to attend? * Submission InformationFaculty Member or Student Organizer Full name * Title or Class Year * Department or Student Organization * Administrator/Business Manager Full name * Title * E-mail address * Phone number * Proposal Submitted by Full name * E-mail address * Phone number * Typically, the Poynter Fellowship provides $1,000-$2,000 that can be used to cover expenses such as honoraria, travel, accommodations, promotional materials, audiovisual support and catering for a single speaking engagement. The Office of Public Affairs and Communications assists with publicity efforts through print and digital advertising. Additional funding requests will be considered, depending on the scope and complexity of the proposed visit. For 2018-2019, Poynter particularly seeks to encourage events, including panels, in which faculty members play roles as moderators and/or leaders of discussion. Large-scale or multi-session events may be eligible for substantially more support than listed above. CAPTCHAThis question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions.