Sentences with phrase «volunteer editors for»

After grad school, I took a postdoc position at NIH and on the side was a volunteer editor for a quarterly newsletter for Women in Neuroscience [under the Society for Neuroscience].

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The Vegan Society is also seeking enthusiastic and motivated volunteers to assist our magazine editor with writing, editing, design, and proofreading tasks for the next issue of The Vegan.

Before Leo, I also volunteered for RAF Association as a Storybook Wings Editor.

When campaign season rolls around, staffers that work for the Assembly majority and design the government mailers — such as writers, editors and graphic designers — volunteer for their conference's campaign arm for free, according to former officials.

BY ROBERT KNIGHT CITY EDITOR ROCKLAND COUNTY TIMES Orangetown's Volunteer Emergency Services Coalition detailed their plans Tuesday for upgrading eight homes the group controls and leases to local fire, ambulance and police volunteers and their families.

Or the former editor of the Evening Standard, Veronica Wadley who volunteered to be his «volunteering czar» for # 76,000 a year and is now reported to be working on his leadership campaign?

But gerontologist George Martin of the University of Washington, Seattle (editor - in - chief of SAGE KE), was visiting the lab that day, and Pereira - Smith volunteered to baby - sit Michael in her office for a couple of hours so that Gorbunova could meet Martin.

After all, it is typically an anonymous, volunteer effort for which scientists receive nothing more than thanks from journal editors and the good feeling of contributing to the scientific community.

After obtaining his MD, he volunteered as an editor for the Department of Biology and Medical Genetics newspaper «Biologist».

A listing for all active volunteer editors available to help authors improve their writing on Storiesonline Torrentz will always love you.

The cover artist, the publisher, the editor, and the famous and not - so - famous writers all volunteered time and work for the sake of helping other writers find their dream.

My author friends, volunteered as beta readers and editors and, for one book, a cover designer.

Not only is she newsletter editor for the ALCS, she's also non-fiction editor for The Bookseller (the trade paper of the British book trade), chair of literary festival events, book award judge, and a respected author — and she still finds time to volunteer in the local community, choreographing a fabulous Book Week for one lucky primary school in the neighbourhood.

As a member of the Greater Lehigh Valley Writers Group, I volunteered as conference chairman of their 2015 Write Stuff writers conference and this year, I volunteered as a content editor for the group's annual anthology.

It was particularly memorable for me because attending that same event was my West Coast Editor, Diane Donovan, a volunteer reviewer with whom I had been working for at least 25 years up to that time — but I had never met her in person!

I had a proofreader and editor of sorts for my first one, but have 4 beta reader volunteers for the WIP, and it's almost ready to go to them.

New authors often wonder why they can't skip paying for a professional editor and crowdsource their editing instead among volunteer readers.

In addition to TNR, there are many other ways people can help feral cats, such as advocating for policies that promote the practice of TNR, providing a holding space pre - and post-surgery for feral cats, fostering and socializing feral kittens, building feral cat shelters, volunteering for an organization that helps feral cats (there are lots of opportunities that don't involve hands - on work), writing articles and letters to the editors for local newspaper and magazine articles about feral cats and TNR, and donating to an organization that helps feral cats.

Paul Glassner, award - winning writer, editor, and volunteer for Fix Our Ferals, feeds Science Diet to his colony because «outdoor cats need all the help they can get.

In the first of her Canine Cancer Wellness series, RD Moreno, a Grey Muzzle volunteer news writer and editor of Haley the Wonderdog, offers five important resources for anyone caring for a dog living with cancer.

Eager to share my love of feline medicine, I volunteered for 5 years as an associate Editor for the Feline Internal Medicine folder of the Veterinary Information Network, a global on - line information resource for all vets and paraveterinary staff.

The following week, a letter to the editor from Forgotten Felines volunteer Valerie Eikenberg called the camera trap project «a lame - brain experiment,» criticizing Refuge personnel for baiting the cameras with cat food.

Stephen Bugno has been traveling the world for more than a decade as both a volunteer and a wanderer, and is the editor and publisher of the online travel magazine GoMadNomad.com and his personal site BohemainTraveler.com.

Mostly behind the scenes, Iain is part of the «local friendly volunteer» community team, and he's the narrator and part - time script editor for the Elite Dangerous fan mockumentary Dockers.

Yeh also volunteers as a programmer and trailer editor for Spectacle Theater, a microcinema in Brooklyn, NY.

They now have several hundred chapters and thousands of volunteers, who write letters - to - the editor and visit congressional representatives, so that, when the court gives the order, there will be understanding and support for the approach that can actually work: an across - the - board rising carbon fee with the funds distributed equally to all residents.

Cynthia has worked for NSRLP ever since, first as a dedicated volunteer doing «literacy scans» of court guides and forms (see Appendix I of the SRL 2013 Study), and now as our much valued editor.

During law school, Maureen volunteered with the Community Legal Aid clinic and was a Citation Editor for the Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues law journal.

Plus, once an article is accepted for publication, it goes through an intensive substantive review by one or more editorial board members and a technical review by several legal writing professors who volunteer as assistant editors.

While in law school, Nadia volunteered in: developing written accommodation policies to promote mental health awareness as an Equity Officer; guiding prospective students as a Student Ambassador; reviewing papers for publication as Senior Editor of the Journal of Law & Equality; and, managing files for low - income clients at the Downtown Legal Services Clinic.

Additionally, I am a Senior Editor for my college newspaper and also volunteer on the paper's Review Committee that edits students» submissions of commentaries, editorials, and both fiction and non-fiction work.

Serve as team lead for various projects wherein tasks are delegated amongst other freelance editors as well as community volunteers.

For example, being the editor of the school paper or participating in a volunteer tutoring program are great for this resuFor example, being the editor of the school paper or participating in a volunteer tutoring program are great for this resufor this resume.

For instance, if one in figuring out how to write a resume to apply for a nursing related job, it is more relevant to put in details about volunteer work that one may have done for a charitable institution or at the local hospital rather than putting in information about the summer job as a waiter or a cashier or about being the editor of the school magaziFor instance, if one in figuring out how to write a resume to apply for a nursing related job, it is more relevant to put in details about volunteer work that one may have done for a charitable institution or at the local hospital rather than putting in information about the summer job as a waiter or a cashier or about being the editor of the school magazifor a nursing related job, it is more relevant to put in details about volunteer work that one may have done for a charitable institution or at the local hospital rather than putting in information about the summer job as a waiter or a cashier or about being the editor of the school magazifor a charitable institution or at the local hospital rather than putting in information about the summer job as a waiter or a cashier or about being the editor of the school magazine.

Political Advisor — Duties & Responsibilities Oversee organization, daily operations, and advisement of multiple political campaigns and governmental bodies Recruit, train, and supervise political team ensuring efficient, effective, and professional operations Design and implement marketing campaigns for multiple causes, officials, and political organizations Author press releases, letters to the editor, speeches, and advisory materials Manage databases, phone banks, and websites such as SCNewDemocrats.org & FightHowardRich.org Organize and implement press functions, rallies, volunteer driven activities, and fundraisers Create and lead grassroots support efforts through volunteer recruitment, campaign marketing, and other tactics Serve as liaison between political officials and lobbyists, unions, and community leaders Build and strengthen key relationship with union leaders and community leaders Recruit key parties for organizational steering committees and union leadership roles Oversee management of «Mayors Against Illegal Guns» & «VA Leaders for Closing the Gun Show Loophole» Assist in the crafting of bi-laws and operating procedures for the government of Richmond Originate and pass HJ 1000 through the Virginia General Assembly House Instrumental in origination and passage of HB 1834 — Mandatory Scoliosis Screening in Public Schools through the Virginia General Assembly and into law Proficient in SPSS and other statistical operating software, database management, and VoteBuilder Experienced with Arcview GIS system application Perform all duties with passion, integrity, and professionalism