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Get featured on this semester's last Weekly Wire to celebrate your accomplishments!
Whether you've secured a job or are still exploring options, we're here to support you. Your story could be featured on our social media platforms. Plus, stay connected with SoC for future career opportunities and alumni events! Click here to get started.
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Jmm 591/692 (6T) & POL 595 (6T) | Thurs. 5:05pm - 7:50pm
Looking for another class to add to your spring schedule?
- How can we support open and civil dialogue in our personal and
professional spaces? And what are our civic responsibilities and
rights in society?
- In this class, distinguished judges, journalists, business leaders
and debate professors explain how they create dialogue and
deliberation about difficult issues.
- Students will learn how to apply their knowledge in difficult
conversations on campus or in their own personal or
professional spaces.
Contact shughes@miami.edu for more information.
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Thurs. Dec. 5 @ 5:30pm
Shake-a-Leg Miami is hosting University of Miami Documentary Photography students' photo exhibit, "Village Voices," a remarkable capture of the faces and places that define Coconut Grove. Join us to view these young photographers' work on Dec. 5, 5:30pm-8pm at Shake-a-Leg Miami!
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Deadline to Apply | Feb. 1st, 2025
Explore captivating cities for your study abroad adventure! From historic European gems to virbant Asian hubs, discover the best destinations for enriching your education and experiencing new cultures. Learn More!
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Deadline | Dec. 19, 2024
Narratively is accepting submissions for their 2024 Memoir Prize, seeking emotional, first-person nonfiction from unique perspectives. The Grand Prize Winner will receive $3,000, and two Finalists will win $1,000 each. Submissions (2,000–7,000 words) are due by December 19 via Narratively's Submittable form. A $20 entry fee applies, waived for paid subscribers.
Winners’ work will be published on Narratively.com and featured in a special Memoir Prize Digital Collection. Jami Attenberg, New York Times bestselling author, will judge the competition. Submissions are open globally, and winners will be announced by February 27, 2025.
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Deadline | Dec. 20, 2024
Student Project
NAHJ’s premiere training program for student journalists is now accepting applications for 2025. Many journalists, leaders and educators got their start through the project. NAHJ was the first diverse journalism organization to create a conference newsroom training opportunity for students. Apply here.
Scholarships
NAHJ has awarded nearly $2 million in scholarship dollars since the program began! Scholarships are granted to graduate and undergraduate students who plan to work in English and/or Spanish-language journalism on whichever platform they choose. Apply here.
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Deadline | Jan. 20, 2025
The Office of Undergraduate Research and Community Outreach invites undergraduate students to apply to present their research at the 2025 Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Meeting of the Minds Undergraduate Research Conference which will be taking place March 28 – 30, 2025 at the University of Pittsburgh. This is a great opportunity for undergraduates to present their research and network with students from other ACC universities.
All majors are eligible to apply. Selected participants will have all travel expenses covered, including travel, food, and lodging.
For additional information, please visit the UGR website. The application deadline is January 20, 2025.
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