MSU Scholarships | Investigative Journalism Scholarship in Memory of CBS News Correspondent Ed Bradley 26-2027

Closed Partial funding Undergraduate United States of America

This opportunity is closed

Applications closed on January 16, 2026. Continue your search among the opportunities that are still open:

Get alerts for the next editions (free account)

Opportunity details

Total reward
Varies
Nonprofit organization
Michigan State University Grants
Area
America
Host Country
United States of America
Deadline
Study level
Undergraduate
Opportunity type
Scholarships , Awards , Grants
Opportunity funding
Partial funding
Eligible Countries
This opportunity is destined for all countries
Eligible Region
All Regions

Description

Investigative Journalism Scholarship in Memory of CBS News Correspondent Ed Bradley

Margie Bauman graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism in 1964 and continues to enjoy a career in Journalism. She deeply values giving back, and wants to provide for current J-School students. From May 1976 to September 1977, she worked for CBS in New York City as a vacation relief writer at the CBS News Broadcast Center covering major national and international events. She was there during Ed Bradley’s tenure and was inspired by his work. Ed, who is known for his work in journalism, including as a correspondent on “60 Minutes,” lived in Detroit.

Qualifications:

  • Recipients shall be selected on the basis of financial need

School of Journalism scholarships are applied to a student’s university account to support a future semester of study. To apply, complete the College of Communication Arts & Sciences scholarship application.

How to apply

Applications are closed for this edition. See the similar open opportunities below.

SIMILAR OPEN OPPORTUNITIES

Similar open opportunities

See all open “Scholarships” opportunities