Seek Applications for Blogging Position During the 2021-2022 Academic Period!
Are you a student at Princeton exploring research interests, majors, or post-graduation plans? If so, the university's blog might have an exciting opportunity for you.
The academic year 2021-2022 is hiring new correspondents for its blog, and it's an invaluable resource for all Princeton students. The blog provides information about different resources and events happening at the university, and its posts are diverse, reflecting the interests and academic and personal growth of each correspondent.
Being a part of the blog offers an opportunity to practice writing for a general audience, document personal academic experiences, interview others, and discover resources available to the student body. It also serves as a great community for students, with current correspondents reporting that their favorite aspect includes providing advice, fostering a sense of community, reflecting on past experiences, having freedom to write about a wide range of topics, and sharing experiences with fellow Princetonians.
The blog is led by Chief Correspondent Kamron Soldozy, and its section titled "5 Reasons to Join our blog" highlights the benefits of becoming a correspondent. Writing for the blog can help clarify one's own research process, and it provides an opportunity to reflect on one's own research path.
If you're interested in applying for the position, send a cover letter, sample post, and resume to Dr. Poussart at [email protected] before 11:59pm on April 19th. The blog has a section titled "Why You Should Apply to Join our blog? Apply Now!" that provides more information about the application process.
Since the 2021-2022 academic year is past, those specific applications may be closed. However, you can find updated information by contacting Princeton’s student communications department or the Princeton blog's current editorial team directly through the university website or student portals.
If you're seeking to apply for similar roles in the future at Princeton, visit the university's official website or student activities page. Look for student media, communications, or blog-related opportunities, prepare a cover letter explaining your interest and relevant experience, and submit your application as instructed, typically by email or an online form. I can help guide how to find those resources for the current year or suggest how to connect with Princeton student media offices if you wish.
- As a student at Princeton, you can contribute to the university's blog by applying to become a correspondent, which offers opportunities for undergraduate research, education and self-development, personal growth, and learning.
- Writing for the Princeton blog allows you to document your academic experiences, practice writing for a general audience, gain advice from fellow students, and reflect on your own research path, fostering personal and professional growth.
