submitted by wilsonbrad on Monday, February 7 2005 at 8:01 AM
The N.C. State Student Media, including the Agromeck yearbook, Americana, Nubian Message, Technician, Windhover and WKNC, will be hiring new top managers March 1. To be qualified, candidates must have been a member of the staff for at least two full semesters, must have at least a 2.25 grade point average, must have at least two semesters remaining as an N.C. State University student and must be a full-time N.C. State University student unless in final semester of course of study.
Position papers are due to the Student Media office by Feb. 18 at noon. For more information on the process, visit the Student Media Web site at http://www.ncsu.edu/sma/. The March 1 meeting is open to the public.
posted by JAllen1127 on Monday, February 7 2005 at 3:28 PM
"must have at least two semesters remaining as an N.C. State University student and must be a full-time N.C. State University student unless in final semester of course of study"
umm, wouldn't that mean if you are bout to graduate, don't bother applying? seems like the two are mutually exclusive
"umm, wouldn't that mean if you are bout to graduate, don't bother applying? seems like the two are mutually exclusive"
Though I wouldn't want to speak on behalf of the SMA, I did at one time do a lot of work with them. I think they're just making sure that they hire someone who won't be graduating mid-year. When the head of a publication suddenly leaves, it sometimes really screws over the rest of the year. And by 'sometimes', I mean 'usually'.
They are looking for somebody with experience that can stay for 1 or more years. You really don't want some numbnut with no experience taking a managerial role over NCSU media. Media can reach any number of people ... and give the right/wrong impression ... you need to make sure somebody responsible/accountable is at the top.
why is this on the front page of TWW? if you have to have been on staff for two full semesters, you would think that they would have better channels to let their OWN staff members know that they're hiring.
And the March 1 meeting being open to the public doesn't hold enough water to be on the front page on its own, especially not 3 weeks beforehand.
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"umm, wouldn't that mean if you are bout to graduate, don't bother applying? seems like the two are mutually exclusive"
the exception to that would be if you're in your last semester about to graduate, so you don't have enough credits left in your program to be "full-time," but you plan on being here next year for grad school as well.]]