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Ethos Magazine
Email us! ethosmag@gmail.com
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Ethos is a nationally recognized, award-winning student publication. Since our inception in 2006 (as Korean Ducks Magazine), we’ve worked hard to share a multicultural spirit with our readership throughout the University and Eugene community. Ethos is, after all, defined as the fundamental characteristic of a spirit, people or culture
Throughout our pages and on our website you’ll find unique, multicultural stories ranging from Eugene restaurants to international human rights debates. Our readers pick up Ethos to explore ethical, journalistic story telling, beautiful photography and illustrations, and innovative designs. We embrace diversity in our stories, in our student staff, and in our readership.
An enthusiastic and talented student staff put in countless hours to produce Ethos, independent of facility advising. We hope to be a creative outlet for our staff and inspire our readers to seek understanding and fuel intrigue for this epically diverse world. Every three months we will print and distribute a free, colorful issue.
-Kevin Bronk
Editor in Chief
Staff
updated 4 November 2009
EDITOR IN CHIEF
Kevin Bronk
MANAGING EDITORS
Christina O'Connor, Suji Paek
COPY EDITORS
Nora Simon, Nina Strochlic
SENIOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Melissa Hoffman, Emily Gillespie
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Shane Connor, Rachel Coussens, Jill Kimball, Allyson Marrs, Rachael Mitchell, Neethu Ramchandar, Jacob West
WRITERS
ART DIRECTOR
Leslie Montgomery
DESIGNERS
Rachel Coussens, Eric Diep, Karyn Fiebich, Kelsey R. Ivey, Daniel Martin, Ivan Mirolyubenko, Gabriella Narvaez, Karlee Patton, Adrienne Robles, Danielle Schisler, Jacob West
ILLUSTRATOR
Cameron Giblin
MULTIMEDIA
Luke Harris, Tiffany Loanzon, Andrienne Robles, Jeffery Szabo
Jaimie Goldstein, Sho Ito
PHOTO EDITOR
Roger Bong
Rochelle Riva Bargo, Nick Cote, Blake Hamilton, Courtney Hendricks, Rena Lev-Bass, Chris Parker
Emily Hutto
PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR
PUBLIC RELATIONS
Kathryn Beck, Liza Dossick, Ainslie Forsum, David Frank, Stefani Jenness, Melissa Myers, Janya Omaye, Madeline Willman
ADVERTISING DIRECTOR
Rachael Mitchell
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Apply to be on staff!
Are you a student interested in working on Ethos Magazine? Winter Staff applications are due on November 20, 2009.
View Application or see below.
If you questions, please contact kevinbronk@gmail.com.
Fill this out and drop it off in the Ethos Mailbox in Allen Hall (next to room 216). Winter applications are due November 20, 2009. Email Kevin Bronk (kevinbronk@gmail.com) if you have questions. Ethos Magazine Staff Application Winter 2009 DUE on or before Friday, November 20, 2009 ***Part of the application process is pitching story ideas. See next page*** Name: Phone: E-Mail: Year in School: Major: Position(s) for which you are applying (circle one or more): Associate Editor Production Manager Copy Editor Writer Photographer Videographer Designer Illustrator Advertising Representative Public Relations Representative Other (proposed position): Relevant courses and experience: Attach examples of relevant work (portfolio/clips). No emails, please. Please include a letter of recommendation relevant to the position(s) you are applying for. This is optional, but highly recommended. Turn in your completed application to the Ethos Magazine mailbox on the second floor of Allen Hall (near Allen 216). ***Part of the application process is pitching story ideas. See below*** Ethos Magazine Story Ideas Everyone who applies to Ethos needs to pitch at least one (1) story idea: **Ethos focuses on diversity and multiculturalism.** Email your story idea(s) to: kevinbronk@gmail.com (subject: Ethos Story Pitch) Ideas are due on or before the application deadline. Tips: -Be specific. What angle or focus could this idea possibly take? -Provide as much information as possible. -Keep in mind that Ethos is a multicultural magazine. - Even if you don’t want to work on the story, someone else might love your idea. -Including a rough draft of story is a great idea! -The more complete the pitch, the more it will make you as an applicant stand out. Fill out story pitch form below on next page Short descriptions of our departments: —Passport Three short articles on one country. Articles can be anything about their culture (e.g. food, dance, music, traditions, etc.) —Dialogue Interview with an individual of interest: someone who has something relevant to say about. —Forum Discusses a controversial subject or idea. —Journeys Abroad Personal account of a student’s experience living/studying outside of their home country. This story can take a variety of angles, but must relate back to the student’s experience. —Spices & Spirits Explores food and/or beverages. —People in Motion Focuses on physical activities, anything from sports to performing arts. This department is open to anything that involves human movement. —Soundwaves Involves music in all forms. —Colors & Shapes Looks at art, crafts, hand-made creations, etc. —The Last A personal essay. All ideas are welcome, with these exceptions (they’ve been done before): - Coffee - Beer/Wine - Tattoos - Homeless people - Frog (the comic book guy outside the Duck Store) Name: Major: Expected date of graduation: Desired position: Summary of story idea: Why is this story relevant for Ethos Magazine? Name at least three possible sources (at least one interview source): Multimedia ideas: Again, Do not attach your story pitch to this application. Email your story idea(s) to: kevinbronk@gmail.com