Program Overview

O'Brien Fellowship In Public Service Journalism

The O'Brien Fellowship In Public Service Journalism is a program offered by Marquette University.

About the Program

The program's mission is not explicitly stated in the provided content. However, it is clear that the fellowship is focused on public service journalism.

Fellows

The program has supported several fellows, including:

• Eddie B. Allen Jr., an independent journalist with a background in covering national figures and social justice issues.
• Britta Lokting, an award-winning journalist from Oregon, now based in New York, who writes about overlooked places and populations.
• Miles Moffeit, a Milwaukee-based freelance journalist and author, known for his investigative reporting.
• Alison Dirr, the City Hall reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, who has covered a variety of beats in her daily reporting in Wisconsin.

The O'Brien Fellowship Advantage

The specific advantages of the O'Brien Fellowship are not detailed in the provided content.

Location

The program is located at Marquette University, 1131 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53233.