JOURNALISM SEMINAR IN GREECE

Dear all:

We invite you to help us recruit outstanding journalists and journalism students for the
Euro-Mediterranean Journalism Institute organized by The Fund for American Studies and the Greek Association for Atlantic and European Cooperation, under the auspices of the Secretariat General of Information, Ministry of State, of the Greek Government. Alumni have always been our best source for new participants, and we hope that you continue to help us grow and thrive. Please feel free to forward this email to students and professors who might be interested in learning more about our programs.

The Euro-Mediterranean Journalism Institute (EMJI) brings working journalists
and journalism students from around the world together in Greece for an 8 day
seminar. EMJI was developed in order to empower journalists with the knowledge
and skills needed to objectively report on a variety of international
political, economic, and cultural issues. Additionally, while attending the
Institute, participants hear from working professionals and area experts, meet
with professional contacts, and form important networks.

Instructors and guest
lecturers at the Institute will be drawn from the United
States and the Euro-Med region. They will include economic and public policy
experts, journalists, government officials and corporate leaders. This
combination of instructors will ensure that students learn from both theorists
and practitioners. This year, the Institute will be held from October 18 - 26,
2008.

The Final Admissions Deadline for EMJI is August 1, 2008. Please encourage
qualified journalists and journalism students to apply for the Institute by
this deadline. Generous donations from supporters of The Fund for American
Studies have allowed us to offer substantial scholarships to those who are
admitted to the Institute.

For more information about EMJI and an online application form, students can
visit us on the internet at www.tfasinternation al.org
. If you have any
additional
questions, please feel free to contact Brigit Moore by email at
international@ tfas.org , by phone at 001
(202) 986-0384, or by fax at 001 (202) 986-0390.