We're Hiring! Get a student job with The Gazette

Perfect time to apply for a paid staff position with The Dalhousie Gazette!

Each year, The Dalhousie Gazette advertises for and hires complete new staff. Even current staff must re-apply for a position if they are interested in remaining on staff (this does not guarantee their hiring).

All positions with the Gazette are important to the smooth operation of the paper.

Eligibility*

• Must be either a part-time or full-time student at Dalhousie or the University of King’s College, and member of its respective student union for the 2019-2020 year;
• not a representative on the Dalhousie Student Union Council, Dal Board of Governors or Dal Senate for the 2019-2020 year.
• Must have previously filled the position of an editor or business and admin manager to apply for the Editor-in-Chief.

* Does not apply to Page Designer and Distribution Driver positions. 

What editor positions are available?

We’re hiring four section editor positions: Arts & Lifestyle Editor, News Editor, Opinions Editor and Sports Editor. Section editors are responsible for gathering content each week, determining the editorial direction of their section and managing their section’s volunteers.

• Arts & Lifestyle Editor job description
• News Editor job description
• Opinions Editor job description
• Sports Editor job description

We need a Copy Editor. Are you keen on spelling and grammar? Do you have a flair for the ethical and a good eye for libel? Strong knowledge of Canadian Press style is beneficial for this position.

• Copy Editor job description

We’re looking to fill the Editor-in-chief position.

Consider this role if you want to manage a staff of 12; determine the editorial direction of the student paper (in consultation with staff); ensure the organization adheres to its constitution and code of ethics; working with the Business and Admin Manager to ensure the newspaper is financially stable; represent the paper to the public, students and in the case of any litigation.

This is a full-time job; it’s stressful but rewarding. If you’re a leader, passionate about student news and want to help teach Dal students to be better writers –– this is your job.

• Editor-in-chief job description

Editorial job not your style? Check out the other openings

If you have an eye for a beautiful image, apply for the Visual Editor of the Gazette. In this role, you are in charge of all visual content within the paper and online. You work closely with the Editor-in-chief and Page Designer to keep the paper layout and website looking fresh by providing advice and quality visual content (photos, videos, infographics, cartoons and comics, illustrations, etc.)

• Visual Editor job description

The Page Designer has the primary responsibility of laying out each issue of the print newspaper, including creating graphics and infographics for print and online. They’re also responsible for creating branding content at the request of the society.

• Page Designer job description

Business and Admin Manager –– a.k.a the brains behind the operation. If you can keep a balanced budget, attract and maintain local and national advertisers for the paper and website, are organized and can communicate well please apply.

• Business and Admin Manager job description

The Distribution Driver is arguably one of the most important jobs with the paper. The people can’t read it if it’s not delivered! If you have your own car, love to drive and want some extra fun money for an hour’s work this is the job for you.

• Delivery Driver job description

The rules

The deadline to apply for all positions is April 8, 2019 at 11:59 p.m.

A résumé, cover letter and three samples of work (PDF only) must be submitted to the Chair of the Publishing Board, at gazette.board@gmail.com.

Potential candidates will be contacted for an interview; all other candidates will be notified if not invited for an interview.

The Dalhousie Gazette Publishing Society is committed to being an accessible society of the Dalhousie Student Union. We are committed to not discriminating on the basis of race, Indigenous ancestry, ability, gender, sexuality, age, citizenship and immigration status or any other rights protected under the Nova Scotia Human Rights Act.

The Dalhousie Gazette is settled in K’jipuktuk (Halifax) of Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq, where we work, play and study.

gazette.board@gmail.com | The Dalhousie Gazette
Dalhousie Student Union Building | 6136 University Avenue
Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3H 4J2

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