Do you enjoy writing, designing, or website management? Become part of our team!

Editor Application

Name

First Name

Last Name

School email

Graduation Year

Example: '28

Preferred editorial position

Writer

Designer

Webmaster

How did you find out about Aperture? (word of mouth, club fair, teacher, friend, etc.)

About yourself

What makes you stand out? How much time are you willing to dedicate towards Aperture?

Why do you want to join Aperture?

Have you read any editions of Aperture? If so, what was your favorite and least favorite submission and why?

What prior experience (in the role you applied to) do you have? If you don't have any prior experience, what knowledge or skills would you contribute to Aperture?

What content do you think Aperture should make more of?

What else do you think Aperture can/should do better?

We want to get to know you! Pick at least one question below to answer

What is the biggest problem in our society and how would you fix it? What do you want to be when you grow up? What is your ideal vacation? Briefly discuss one of the most personally impactful pieces of writing (poem, short story, book, etc.) you've encountered. Why does it speak to you?

Editor duties

Editors meet around once per month to discuss ideas for seasonal issues, brainstorm blogs and activities, and assign work for the teams listed below. For now, we communicate primarily through email, but are working to put up a Remind chat!

Writers

Duties: editing submissions, writing blog posts and descriptions for issues.

Designers

Duties: designing submissions for the website, making posters.

Webmasters

Duties: organizing submissions, posting editions and blog posts.

What to expect

An email will be sent to you with a link to an interview form after our team has reviewed your initial application.

If you are selected to join our team, you will be added to the emailing list and expected to check your email to stay updated on what Aperture is currently working on.