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Staff Application

 

Name:                                                         Date:                                                          

Banner ID:                                                  Class Year:

Cell Phone:                                                 Friar Box:

Email:                                                          Major:

 

Circle the following position(s) on The Cowl you are interested in, and if interested in more than one, rank them by preference.

 

News Writer                                        Copy Editor

World Writer                                        Photographer

Commentary Writer                             Graphic Artist/Illustrator

Arts & Entertainment Writer                Advertising/Business Staff

Portfolio Writer                                    Circulations Staff

Sports Writer                                      Web Staff

 

Please briefly explain why you are interested in applying for The Cowl.

 

 

 

 

List past experience and/or skills that you have that would make you a valuable asset to The Cowl.

 

 

 

 

 

Please attach a resuméand a relevant sample of your work if applicable (i.e. relevant writing sample, photographs, etc.)

 

 

 

 

 

Drop off completed application and supporting materials to The Cowl Office- Lower Level Alumni Room LL06

   

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