We’re Looking For You! African Thesis , an up and coming online student journal is currently in the process of creating its editorial board, as well as its managerial committee. We are looking for African students who are passionate about the continent and its future and are willing to volunteer some of their time to encourage a culture of knowledge production for African students at all levels of their academic career.
Managerial Committee ( 2 Positions) The managerial committee are the people who will have to be involved with the day to day running of the journal. Their primary function will be to sort through all of the submissions for the journal and make sure that the best articles end up in the hands of the editorial board. Internal Communications Editor- The job of the internal communications editor will be to manage the content on the website and ensure the smooth running of communication between all collaborators in the project ( editorial board, writers, etc) Writing Editor- The work of the writing editor will be primarily focused on editing all written material and ensuring that it is ready for publication. Requirements:
Application Deadline : 20 February 2011. To apply for one of these positions, send a CV along with a 1pg motivational letter describing why you’d be the ideal candidate for the job and why you’re passionate about the continent. All applications should be sent to: african.thesis [at] gmail.com Editorial Board ( 3 Positions) Each member of the editorial board will be required to read the final 15 journal articles and provide scholarly critique and commentary to help reduce the number to the 10 papers that will be published per edition.
The editorial board will consist of 5 students and 5 academics from across the continent who will help to ensure the academic quality of the material published in the journal. Requirements:
Application Deadline : 20 February 2011. To apply for one of these positions, send a CV along with a 1-2pg motivational letter describing why you’d be the ideal candidate for the job, why you’re passionate about the continent and why passionate about your chosen field of study. Supporting documents such as a previous essay written are encouraged. All applications should be sent to african.thesis [at] gmail.com |