Woodrow Wilson: Media Inquiries

Media Inquiries

Members of the media can contact the Foundation through its Vice President for Communications, Beverly Sanford, (609) 452-7007 x181.

Questions/inquiries regarding the Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellowships can be submitted to WWTeachingFellowships@woodrow.org.

Teaching as a Second Career/Encore Performances Media Kit (press release,Teaching as a Second Career survey, Encore Performances research review)	1.06 MB
The Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowship Materials Kit (backgrounder, FAQ, posters)	600kb
The Leonore Annenberg Teaching Fellowship Media Kit	1.38 MB
The Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowship Media Kit	1.50 MB

Teacher training: what's the best way? Christian Science Monitor, March 27, 2009
Ease career switch into teaching ranks Des Moines Register, September 22, 2008 (This links to the article directly on the Detroit Free Press Web site in a new window.)
Study Details Barriers To Career-Changers Going Into Teaching EducationWeek , September 17, 2008	245 kb
The Atlanta Journal Constitution, September 14, 2008 Putting qualified candidates in class \| Classrooms needs new infusion of applicants (These link to the articles directly on the Atlanta Journal Constitution Web site in a new window.)
Who wants to be a teacher? A whole lot of people, a new survey finds. The Christian Science Monitor, September 10, 2008	30 kb
More incentives needed to draw in teachers Detroit Free Press, September 10, 2008 (This links to the article directly on the Detroit Free Press Web site in a new window.)
The Pool of Potential (Second-Career) Teachers Inside Higher Ed, September 10, 2008 (This links to the article directly on the Inside Higher Ed Web site in a new window.)
A New National Strategy for Improving Teaching in High-Need Schools By Gov. James B. Hunt, Jr. & Gov. Thomas H. Kean Education Week Commentary, March 5, 2008 Vol. 27 No. 26	305 kb
Foundation Hopes to Lure Top Students to Teaching New York Times, December 20, 2007	270 kb
To Draw Top Teachers to Troubled Schools, Foundation Will Offer $30,000 Stipends Washington Post, December 20, 2007	1.6 MB