The New York Times David Carr Fellowship

• As a tribute to David Carr, The New York Times will be offering David Carr Fellowship for the young journalist having at least 3 years of experience in any field of Journalism.
• The candidate selected for the scholarship will cover happening related to technology, media and culture in The New York Times Newsroom.
• The fellow selected for David Carr Fellowship is expected to exhibit a deep curiosity about the changing media landscape and an eagerness to find compelling and human stories that illuminate it and continue David’s Legacy.
• The New York Times David Carr Fellowship will start early in early 2016 and the applications are to be made online till November 14, 2015.

About David Carr

• David Carr was a media columnist for The New York Times and one of the most important voices in journalism.
• David Carr had sophisticated understanding of how the convergence of technology and media is reshaping business and culture.

The New York Times David Carr Fellowship Rewards

• The David Carr Fellow will spend 2 years in The Times’ newsroom, covering intersection of technology, media and culture.

The New York Times David Carr Fellowship Application Process

• Application Form: In order to make application for the David Carr Fellowship candidates are required to fill the online application form.
• Documents: The applicant should upload the following documents in order to complete the application process:
  • A Resume
  • A 1000 word essay that describes ‘How your career and your coverage is in keeping with Mr. Carr’s legacy?’
  • Five samples of your best journalistic work irrespective of the platform or medium.
  • Journalism Experience such as organisations, the candidate has worked with or any award/recognition related to journalism.