Call for Assistant Editors (2022)
Full Solicitation
Undisciplining the Victorian Classroom (UVC) is seeking applications to assemble a team of 3-4 Assistant Editors. The primary responsibilities of the team will be to create and prepare content for online publication, with a particular focus on our Zoomcast series. This work will include developing new topic clusters, hosting conversations, and seeking out potential guest hosts. Our goal is to have the editorial team post at least one new Zoomcast each month (collectively, not per editor). There will be additional opportunities to work on syllabi and/or lesson plan clusters as well. We expect a commitment of at least one calendar year.
While UVC remains an all-volunteer effort at this point and cannot offer monetary compensation, the four Founding Developers are dedicated to supporting the people in this position in other ways. We can offer mentorship around publication, research, and navigating the job market. We can also offer training in coding and website building and are happy to help make connections with our professional networks within and beyond the academy. We hope this opportunity will also be a chance for graduate students and early career scholars, especially, to develop skills that could transfer to work in the public humanities in its many forms.
To apply, please send your CV and a brief statement of your interest in UVC and this position to Ryan Fong ([email protected]). Feel free to highlight any relevant experience. We will accept applications on a rolling basis, but priority will be given to those who submit by August 29.
Tile/Header Image Caption
Anonymous Navajo (Diné) Artist. Blanket. [1880-1899]. Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, 1964.1135. Gift of Mrs. William Bross Lloyd. CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) Public Domain Dedication. The use of this image here and other such images on our recent Call for Assessments (2022) and Call for Syllabi and Syllabus Cluster (Open) pages allude to the efforts of Undisciplining the Victorian Classroom to engage in unlearning by working across disciplines, cultures, and historical periods, while introducing alternate ways of knowing and representing the world into Victorian Studies.
Page Citation (MLA)
“Call for Assistant Editors.” Undisciplining the Victorian Classroom, 2022, https://undiscipliningvc.org/html/about/call_for_assistant_editors_2022.html.