National Association of Hispanic Journalists at ASU

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists at Arizona State University (NAHJASU) is the university chapter of NAHJ, the largest organization of Latino journalists in the United States. Based in Phoenix, AZ, NAHJASU provides students with comprehensive professional development opportunities designed to launch successful careers in journalism and media. Members gain direct access to experienced Hispanic journalists working in major markets, creating invaluable networking connections that bridge the gap between academic study and professional practice.

NAHJASU offers students multiple pathways to advance their journalism careers. Through exclusive professional events and industry connections, members learn about diverse career opportunities available in modern newsrooms. The organization provides scholarship opportunities to qualified students, helping to reduce financial barriers to education and professional development. Students also benefit from mentorship relationships with working journalists who share their cultural background and understand the unique perspectives Hispanic journalists bring to news media.

The organization's core mission focuses on increasing Latino representation in newsrooms across the United States while promoting fair and accurate representation of Latino communities in news coverage. NAHJASU actively works toward these goals by preparing the next generation of Hispanic journalists with the skills, connections, and confidence needed to succeed in competitive media environments. Located at Arizona State University in Phoenix, the chapter hosts regular networking events, educational workshops, and speaker series featuring journalists from prominent news organizations. By combining academic rigor with real-world industry experience, NAHJASU equips aspiring journalists with both technical expertise and professional relationships essential for meaningful careers in journalism.