Introduction

In Southville, every club in the school must have at least one teacher to moderate it. The club moderator is a teacher who’s in charge of vetting staff members and application forms, teaching and guiding the staff on the ways of the school paper, and checking if the content of the paper is safe for writing and publishing in the school.

The Editor-in-Chief is a student who is responsible for the direction of the club and the paper. They coordinate with writers, department heads, and pod leaders on their duties to keep everyone in check. They make sure that the staff is working like a well-oiled machine, making sure that everyone’s doing their job. They also edit and critique articles, and have a say on what gets published and what doesn't.

The Social Media Head manages the club’s image and posts on social media. They oversee the staff working on the website, manage the Instagram account, and schedule posts with the help of the Editor-in-Chief and other club leaders. They also help encourage audience engagement and interaction within the student body.

The Co-Social Media Head (formerly the Audio-Visual Head) organizes and plans for multimedia content in The Mover that require videography or audio mixing. This includes videos and podcasts. They lead in the pitching, pre-production, and post-production of projects, and organize staffers in creation of these projects. In a face-to-face setting, they may be the point person for photojournalism and visual documentation of events.

Editors are micromanagers in The Mover, specializing in giving feedback to and coordinating with staffers. Each editor focuses on a section, and each section focuses on their writers' specialties — news writing, literary works, feature stories, etc. Editors are meant to boost morale, communication, and rapport in The Mover. They manage the writers and communicate directly with department heads. They edit article drafts and give comments, and address writer concerns.

Without the contributing writers or artists, The Mover wouldn’t exist. We need the contributing staff to make the meaningful content we post. They are content creators who write, draw, paint, edit, and create content meant to be published on the club’s platforms.