Notice to Readers: Public Health Journalism Fellowship Offered at CDC
A new public health journalism fellowship program at CDC funded by the
Knight Foundation and developed by the CDC Foundation is now accepting applications.
Six mid-career journalists will work side-by-side with scientists and researchers at CDC
as Knight Journalism Fellows. The fellowship program lasts 4 months, beginning in
July 2000, and includes training with CDC's Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) officers.
The fellows will explore epidemiology and biostatistics, study in depth a public health
issue of their choice, and experience public health activities in a local health
department. Application deadline is April 1, 2000. Additional information and an application
are available on the World-Wide Web site for the Knight Journalism Fellowships at CDC,
http://www.cdcfoundation.org/pages.html?page=296.*
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