Check yesterday's post for a detailed call for submissions for upcoming "Cup of Comfort" anthologies.
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Houston's Writers in the Schools (WITS) program "is looking for writers and educators who can teach the joy of creative writing to young people. Employment is part-time, typically a half-day of teaching one day a week from September-May." Must commit for one year. Particular interest in bilingual writers, and writers who'd like to teach grades 2-4. Pays: $50/hr. Accepts applications year-round, but for consideration for the 2007-08 school year, applications must be received by August 10, 2007. More information at idealist.org.
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Very thoughtful post here from Nancy Breen, co-blogger for the Writer's Digest "Poetic Asides" blog. Check the post for Nancy's updates on publications that are now out of business, on hiatus, no longer publishing poetry, etc.
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"The Chronicle's Careers section is looking for graduate students, postdocs, faculty members, and administrators who will be on the job market in the 2007-8 academic year and would be interested in keeping a diary of their job search.
Since 1998, we've featured the job-market stories of academics in a variety of disciplines. They've written regular, first-person accounts throughout the year of their attempts to find a faculty or administrative job in academe, and in a few cases, a nonacademic job. (You can read their columns on the site.)
If you have a flair for writing, here's an opportunity to use it and get paid."
Application deadline: August 14, 2007. Read the full announcement from the Chronicle of Higher Education's site here.
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Attention, Canadian poets (citizens and permanent residents): "Coteau Books invites submission of English-language poems both new and previously published, for its Fall 2008 anthology of hockey poetry for young people, aged 8 – 12. We are looking for poems which capture the nature of our national game, both on and off the ice." Deadline: October 15, 2007. Pays: $50 for original poems, $25 for previously published poems. More information here.
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"The Beacon Newspapers, two monthly newspapers for boomers and seniors in the Washington and Baltimore areas, is looking for an experienced freelance writer for its Baltimore paper. The writer will be responsible for a package of five medium-length (600 to 1,000 words) feature stories for each issue. The writer will also compile and write about 25 to 30 event listings per month." Pays: $1,200/month. See the craigslist announcement.
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Fisher College (Boston) seeks "a qualified instructor to teach sections of Freshman English (ENG I) during the fall, 2007 semester." More info at HigherEdJobs.com.
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The University of Maryland University College is looking for an Assistant Academic Director of Writing, School of Undergraduate Studies. See the announcement here.
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