The Engineering newsletter (e-nEUS) is a joint-initiative between the UBC Engineering Undergraduate Society and the UBC Faculty of Applied Science. This weekly newsletter provides a unified, diverse source of information for all Engineering undergraduate students at UBC. Articles such as job opportunities, scholarship opportunities, social events, tutoring, and more are hosted within this newsletter each week.
The e-nEUS Editor will compile content for the weekly newsletter from a variety of sources including the faculty, engineering student services, and the EUS, and will distribute this content to undergraduate students using a web-based system. The student will also collaborate with all other engineering student groups to ensure that their events are publicized in the weekly newsletter.
The student editor will be responsible for developing associated content for the EUS website in conjunction with the EUS webmaster. This web content will include a full archive of the weekly newsletters, as well as updates to their Google calendar.
A full description of the position can be found here.
If you have any questions about this posting, please contact: Will Gallego, Student Development Assistant, at: studentdev@apsc.ubc.ca.
To Apply:
Please submit a cover letter, resume and contact information for three references to Emily Wyatt, Student Development Coordinator, at Emily.wyatt@ubc.ca and vpcomad@ubcengineers.ca
Applications must be received by August 26th, 2011.





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