Would you like to be part of Radix, McGill’s only student-centred inspirational magazine?
If you think you have the skills for the positions below, keep reading and scroll down to apply. Bonus: Advisory Board members receive Co-Curricular recognition on their myInvolvement record, which is a great way to round out your CV!
Positions:
- Visual Arts Editor(s)
- Written Word Editor(s)
- Promotion and Events Coordinator
What the advisory board does:
- Proposes and collectively decides on engaging and relevant themes for each issue.
- Crafts and promotes calls for submissions (written word, art and photography) for each issue of Radix over the school year (2-4 issues).
- Produces issues for print, promotes the magazine issues on campus, and coordinates and participates in events such as launch parties and discussion groups.
- Meets regularly during the academic year to collaborate on magazine projects. The MORSL Team attends some of the meetings to support and track the board’s efforts.
Requirements:
You are eligible to apply if you are:
- a current McGill student
- interested in faith and or spirituality
- connected to the campus milieu
- interested in connecting and collaborating with other students
- enthusiastic about literary and artistic expression and discussion around spiritual themes
- familiar with print and online magazines
Role-specific Tasks:
Written Word Editor(s)
- Solicits text submissions for issues of Radix (such as personal and other essays, poetry, etc.)
- Edits text submissions as needed to be publication ready.
Visual Editor(s)
- Solicits visual arts submissions for issues of Radix (such as drawings, photographs, paintings, video, etc.)
- Supports other board members with design tasks as needed.
Promotion & Events Coordinator(s)
- Strategizes how to effectively promote Radix and encourage other students to get involved. Creates and shares graphic designs and promotional blurbs according to MORSL’s communications protocols.
- Organizes and facilitates launch parties, discussion groups or book club events in cooperation with other board members and MORSL.
Gains for Students:
- Professional experiences in editing, design, publishing, promotion, and event planning.
- Personal experiences connecting with other students and their thoughts, experiences and worldviews concerning spirituality.
Deadline to apply: Sunday, January 7, 2024 at 11:59 PM
