Berna Huebner (Director, for The Center for the Study of International Communications) and the scholarship students Patricia Sugi, Tijana Maneva and Iyamperumal (2011).

The G.W./Annenberg Scholarship for International Communications was established at the bequest of Gregory Annenberg Weingarten enabling students from developing countries to study journalism in the department of International Communications at The American University of Paris. In addition to attending courses, each scholarship student meets personally with leaders in the fields of Media and International Affairs.

"This simply was a great program. I have been very inspired..."

"One of the best experiences of our college career"

"Easily one of the best things I have done in all my time at the university"

The International Journalism Scholarships were established in memory of Flora Lewis, one of the foremost foreign affairs commentators, and in memory of the internationaly renowned journalistic humorist, Art Buchwald. They support aspiring journalism students. The first awardee was from Zimbabwe.

Desislava Yakova, Boris Manev, and Wanja Laiboni- Scholarship students on the Annenberg program since 2004.

Tendayi Olga Chiawu scholarship student 2010-2011

Deborah Frist-Quao scholarship student 2011

During the past decade, the Center enabled fourteen Cambodian journalism students to study for one year at the American University of Paris.

 Gretchen Handwerger and Lee Huebner(Members of the Board of Trustees of AUP), and Pat Lair with the three scholarship students Diana Kasyoka, Asenath Okoth, and Mark Chakanetsa .

Kimseng and Vannack relax with AUP students

Richard Reeves and Catherine O'Neill stand in front of AUP with two scholarship students