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The Princeton Research Community is on the hunt for a new blog correspondent to join their dynamic team for the upcoming academic year. The job title for this position is "Our Blog Correspondent 2023-2024" with ID 7326.
Currently, the role is held by Virginia Cobbs, who values hearing about what other researchers are up to and appreciates the opportunity to build a community of researchers and learn from each other.
The blog team consists of students from various majors, including COS BSE, SPIA, Art History, and more. They enjoy sharing research experiences, learning from peers, and publishing pieces they are passionate about. The blog covers topics ranging from experiences as beginner researchers to favourite courses at Princeton.
The application process for this role is managed through Student Employment. Interested candidates are required to submit a cover letter, a sample post, and a copy of their resume. References for the sample post can be found on the blog site, which is written by students with an interest in research.
One correspondent appreciates the job flexibility and the ability to work whenever desired. The position also offers the opportunity to interview students on campus and learn about their summer internship and research experiences.
It is worth noting that being a blog correspondent does not require extensive research experience. Even a writing seminar counts as research experience. A strong interest and ability in writing, journalism, or communication, as well as being part of the Princeton community or engaged with its academic or research environment, are valued qualities for this role.
The application deadline for the blog correspondent position is March 24th, 2023. For more specific requirements or any questions about the application process, applicants are encouraged to contact the administrative team at [email protected].
The Princeton Research Community Blog is a great opportunity for undergraduate students to share their research experiences, learn from peers, and publish pieces they are passionate about. If you are a current Princeton student with a love for writing and a curiosity for research, this could be the perfect role for you!
- As a blog correspondent for Princeton, you can actively participate in undergraduate research by sharing your experiences, learning from peers, and contributing to personal growth through education-and-self-development.
- By taking on the role of blog correspondent, you will have the chance to engage in enriching learning opportunities, gain hands-on experience in journalism, and fostering personal growth within the Princeton research community.