This is the 2nd time I've recieved this so just passing it along.
August 15, 2006
Job opening at Astronomy magazine
Associate editor position available at world’s largest astronomy magazine.
WAUKESHA, WI — Astronomy magazine — the world's largest magazine for astronomy enthusiasts — seeks an associate editor. The ideal candidate is a detail-oriented journalist who knows astronomy, can multitask, and meets deadlines. An educational background in astronomy, as well as active experience in and an enthusiasm for the subject a big plus. Duties include editing, writing, reading manuscripts, researching and producing material for the magazine, and contributing to its web site (Astronomy.com). Candidates should have a bachelor's degree in physics, English, or journalism.
Astronomy promotes the science and hobby of astronomy through high-quality publications that engage, inform, entertain, and inspire.
Published by Kalmbach Publishing Company in Waukesha, Wisconsin, the office is located 15 minutes from downtown Milwaukee and Lake Michigan. The area boasts a thriving art scene, college and professional sports, festivals year-round, and easy access to hiking, camping, fishing, and boating.
The benefits package includes relocation assistance, 401k, profit sharing, health insurance, and paid vacation. Editors also travel to star parties and conferences.
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August 15, 2006
Job opening at Astronomy magazine
Associate editor position available at world’s largest astronomy magazine.
WAUKESHA, WI — Astronomy magazine — the world's largest magazine for astronomy enthusiasts — seeks an associate editor. The ideal candidate is a detail-oriented journalist who knows astronomy, can multitask, and meets deadlines. An educational background in astronomy, as well as active experience in and an enthusiasm for the subject a big plus. Duties include editing, writing, reading manuscripts, researching and producing material for the magazine, and contributing to its web site (Astronomy.com). Candidates should have a bachelor's degree in physics, English, or journalism.
Astronomy promotes the science and hobby of astronomy through high-quality publications that engage, inform, entertain, and inspire.
Published by Kalmbach Publishing Company in Waukesha, Wisconsin, the office is located 15 minutes from downtown Milwaukee and Lake Michigan. The area boasts a thriving art scene, college and professional sports, festivals year-round, and easy access to hiking, camping, fishing, and boating.
The benefits package includes relocation assistance, 401k, profit sharing, health insurance, and paid vacation. Editors also travel to star parties and conferences.
