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Apply to be the Public Editor...
You are invited to apply to be Tufts's Public Editor. The public editor serves as the readers’ representative: a critical voice that publicly speaks to campus publications on behalf of the Tufts community. Articles written by the editor appear regularly on the Public Editor blog; on-campus publications will also have the opportunity to print the editor's work. The editor is be paired with Neil Swidey, a writer for the Boston Globe Magazine and Tufts alum, who will serve as a mentor. The opinions of the editor will be his or her own but ought to represent the concerns and attitudes of the Tufts community. Articles could be about content deemed to be offensive, violations of journalistic ethics, or charges of bias. Beyond this, the public editor fields and address the legitimacy of complaints or concerns that are raised about the student media. This position does not serve as a punitive judge. It serves as the “conscience” of the student media and as a public mechanism for accountability and high-quality journalism within the university community. The editor will be paid $250 per semester for his or her work. To apply for the position, fill out the Public Editor Application and submit it to tuftsmedia@gmail.comAll current and recently graduated (2007 and later) undergraduate and graduate students are eligible for the position. Applications will be carefully considered by members of the Media Advocacy Board and will be chosen by consensus. Applicants will be judged by their: 1. Familiarity with journalistic ethics, standards of integrity, and best practices, Download the Public Editor Application
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