William B. Ruggles Journalism Scholarship
Theatre scholarship guide
Scholarship details
- Funder
- National Institute for Labor Relations Research (NILRR)
- Study level
- Undergraduate / Graduate
- Scholarship type
- Nationwide
- Opens
- Deadline
- 12/31 annually (window opens 09/01)
- Typical award size
- $2,000 (1 award annually)
- Website
- Apply or learn more
Eligibility criteria
Students attending or seeking to attend a U.S. institution who major in journalism or demonstrate journalistic skills (including social media work). Award based on scholastic ability and demonstrated interest in Right to Work principles. NILRR/NRTWC officers, employees, selection committee members, and families ineligible. Honors journalist William B. Ruggles who coined 'Right to Work.'
Application steps
- Write 500–700 word essay on Right to Work principles and compulsory unionism’s economic/social problems.
- Gather transcript or acceptance letter and journalism proof.
- Submit online application Sept 1–Dec
- 31.
- Winner submits official transcript at year end.
Required materials
- Online application
- 500–700 word essay
- Recent transcript or school acceptance letter
- Proof of journalism major or journalistic work samples
- Photo
Past recipients
One journalism student annually selected for Right to Work-focused essay and academic merit
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