ASU and Poynter Institute Partner to Train Journalists, Support Veterans

Why this matters: These initiatives address the evolving needs of journalists in a rapidly changing media landscape and provide crucial support for veterans transitioning to academic life.

The collaboration between ASU and the Poynter Institute leverages the strengths of both institutions to provide comprehensive training for journalists. Poynter's expertise in journalism education combined with Cronkite's hands-on approach creates valuable opportunities for skill enhancement and adaptation to new industry practices. This ensures journalists are well-equipped to serve their communities effectively.

ASU's TRIO program for veterans recognizes the unique challenges faced by service members in higher education. By providing targeted resources and a supportive community, the program aims to facilitate a smooth transition and promote academic and career success. The program underscores the importance of community and accessible resources for veterans pursuing educational goals.

Access to skill development, investigative techniques, and AI courses for journalists.

Student veterans, active-duty service members, National Guard members, and Reserve members meeting specific criteria.

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